Where do I begin?

#1 19th September 2011, 5:07 AM

My advise would be to skip all that, learn the game by playing one table at a time and understand the game and how you play your best.

Until you understand your own tendencies, you won't understand your opponents.

Don't rely on numbers and software. Learn the game.

If you can play it, PokerStars is the biggest site, so they should have the most games.

Good Luck

#2 19th September 2011, 6:22 AM

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Originally Posted by dsch25

Hi!
Need some quick free advice.
I want to start playing heads-up no-limit poker (start with small stakes HU SNG).

What are the best poker rooms to play HU SNG's?

Where to get rakeback? Do I even need this?

What is the best HUD software?

Should I buy hand-histories for the HUD software?

Thanks so much for your time!

We can give you superior advice, but we need to know more about you and your game, for instance what country do you live in?

Certainly bought hh's will do you little good at the micro levels, big waste of money. Questionable at higher levels these days because most of the hands you would buy could be very stale, old, very old even.

Either PT3 (PT4 soon) or HEM will serve your needs, but again, at the micro levels their worth is questionable.

If you can find rakeback, go for it.

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