Should you donk in cheap rebuy games?

[targetguy1]

It seems that all the cheap re-buy games, everyone is donking.
Is it OK to Donk or should you play tight?
I have played tight and find that I can't get into a hand with out going all-in.

i wouldnt call it donking. that is the way i seen any r/a game go. it could be $1 or $30, it always seems to be the same. r/a games is all about getting as much chips as you can before break. i donk the first hour until i double or triple up. still i dont play tight cuz i know easy it is to chip up in the first hour. you have to be way more open minded with your hole cards in the first hour of these games but that doesnt mean by playing tight you wont win cuz you can still win these by playing tight but thats just not my style during the first hour of these things.

[GloBug]

yeah i think i usually call all in hands with connector, suited connectors and pair and the top5 hands. it s worth a shot at trying to double or triple up early. then u can play your game the rest of the way. there are times that i play reserved and get far in the tourneys. it all depends on the bank roll too. im not sure if its donking like target. i think the games is designed to be that way.

[jefftib2000]

I will usually donk and try to pick up many chips with my original buy-in and if that doesnt work i will re-buy and play tight. Wait for a big hand and try to get all my chips into the pot. There will be many donks and you should be able to double up pretty easily.

[eejit101]

Im a rebuy i usually would want 7x starting stack by the break. If its a cheap enough rebuy, and im not anywhere near it, ill get agressive with every hand to try and get hte stack.