How To Profit From Rush Poker

Short Stacking vs Full BuyinThere are two rush poker strategies people use to make a profit. You will have to understand your playing style to fit into one of these strategies. You have to ask yourself are you a short term or long term player? What I mean is do you play a few hands make a profit and leave a table or sit for hours making as much money as you can before leaving the table?
Short stacking is a strategy best suited for those who make a profit and leave the table or a losing player that can only make a profit from the first few hands they play. With a normal cash game table you can’t just make a profit, leave, and come back with the minimum buyin. You will need to come back with the amount you left with or find another table.
However, with rush poker you can sit down at the table, make a profit, leave, and come back with the minimum buyin. This allows you to milk the rush poker tables as much as you want a little bit at a time. This is perfect for short stackers and losing poker players.
Full buyin is 100 times the big blind and a strategy best suited for those that plan on putting the short stackers all in. If you win the hand you just made your chip stack grow much better than winning small pots here and there. If you lose the hand than you only lost a small part of your chip stack. It’s a win-win but remember, most short stackers are holding premium cards when they push all in.
If you have a small bankroll I recommend going with short stacking rush poker. If you have a solid bankroll then a full buyin focusing short stackers all in is your best strategy.