Big Field Filled With Amateurs vs. High Roller Strategy in WSOP Main Event

Submitted by Guest on

Written by :

Guest

Published on :

Big Field Filled With Amateurs vs. High Roller Strategy in WSOP Main Event

PokerNews.com talks to Pratyush Buddiga about the big field filled with amateurs (that being the World Series of Poker Main Event) vs. smaller events with better players.

“You definitely have to change up your strategy a little bit,” Buddiga admits.  “Versus the tougher players I think you have to play pretty tight and really have to respect their game because they’re going to put you in some very difficult spots.  I think you can do a little more stuff in the Main Event.  There’s a lot more amateurs with a lot more inexperience playing for this type of money so I think you can take advantage of that.”

Watch Below

Related Content

Kalshi Traders Now Give James Talarico a 67 Percent Chance of Winning Texas Senate Race

Kalshi Traders Now Give James Talarico a 67 Percent Chance of Winning Texas Senate Race

Trillionaire Elon Musk recently poured approximately $190 million into the 2026 Texas U.S. Senate race, primarily supporting Republican Ken Paxton against Democrat James Talarico. But Talarico's odds of winning continue to improve.
Stake Refreshes Keno With a New Look and Faster, More Fexible Bet Controls

Stake Refreshes Keno With a New Look and Faster, More Fexible Bet Controls

The latest Stake Originals update brings redesigned tiles, a new gem animation, a cleaner pay table, random picks from one to ten numbers, and quicker Auto and Instant play.
Scott Colom Payout Odds to Win Mississippi Senate Race Now at $600

Scott Colom Payout Odds to Win Mississippi Senate Race Now at $600

A top Democratic super PAC focused on U.S. Senate races announced Tuesday that it will spend $1.2 million on an ad campaign in Mississippi for Colom, as the Dems now believe there is hope for a win here.
Amy Acton Ohio Governor Odds Jump Another Point to -450 Wednesday Night

Amy Acton Ohio Governor Odds Jump Another Point to -450 Wednesday Night

The fallout from the widely condemned Vivek Ramaswamy campaign ad featuring his opponent's mother telling people not to vote for Amy Acton continued Wednesday night.