Well first up, the way I play a rebuy is to treat it as a double stack frz - buy in double str8 away (or top up first hand) and then play it as a frz out. If I have less than 10*add-on at the break, then I'll take it.
This route has the advantage of knowing in advance exactly what you're costs are, as long as you stick to it
(I tend to play $10-$100 rebuys, and only break this rule at 10 and 20 level, keeps it cheap, and me entertained)
The more important side of rebuys tho, is how OTHER people play them.
If it's a bigger rebuy, the kind with satelites to it, then there's a reasonable chance that there'll be some sat players on your table. Sharkscope your table, and work out who they are (ie players who generally play a lot lower than the game youre in), and mark them down as tight. These players are unlikely to rebuy in the main, and usually play pretty tight, at least for the first hour.
With smaller rebuys its mainly a question of looking at how everyone is playing...
Has someone just called an all in first hand preflop with AJ? And then rebought? This player is prob loose, looking to get a big stack early, and doesnt care too much about a few rebuys. He's not going to fold if he hits a hand or a big draw, and you arent going to push him off many pots. However he is going to pay you off big, so value bet higher, etc.
Has someone lost 1/3 - 1/2 their stack early and not rebought or got involved again? Their prob fairly tight, and not looking to splash out on rebuys. Give them a bit of respect if they shutdown for a while then come out betting.
Obviously these are fairly extreme examples, but they both happen fairly regularly lol.
One of the best things about rebuys is that fish dont go out early so much, they often rebuy and continue to splash their chips around, make sure you know who the donks are on your table, and get involved in pots with them, to get that stack really moving.
If I can get a good stack early, I'll be in a lot of pots near the end of the rebuy period, trying to see cheap flops and bust someone by flopping big when theyre chasing for a double. however I won't be overplaying near-premium hands, as you're likely to get some much looser calls, and the inevitable flips might go wrong.
I'll also be trying to "look really loose" - If I bet/raise bluff with air and it gets through, I'll show it to enhance this rep. Then I'll tighten up a tad after the reb period in the hope that everyone will still think im a bit of a tool
oh and gl!!!
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