Daniel Negreanu

Oh, you know, I have to make sure that I'm balanced.

No, you don't.

You might not.

You're playing with this guy now for three hours.

You might never see him again.

Mm-hmm.

So just make the play that makes sense for you, right?

So yeah, I approach that event very differently than I would like playing against the high roller players that I play with.

Does that mean more aggressive, essentially?

Less, actually.

So when you play against really good players, you have to take small plus EV scenarios where you push the envelope and you're playing really aggressive.

You're bluffing off your stack.

You got to do this.

You got to focus a little bit more on being balanced because otherwise, you know, you're not going to beat these guys.

Whereas if you're playing with amateurs and you're playing with regular players, for the

probably don't need to do that.

You don't need to do that nearly as much.

You can probably slowly but surely build your stack without taking, you know, those high risk, high variance situations because you'll find better situations.

Well, I think amateurs generally, the biggest mistake they make is they think that pros are bluffing more than they are.

So like a pro will bet all his chips on the end.