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ElEquipoReal
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hello All, First time posting but have followed the forum for some time now.
I am looking for some tips on a piece of my game that seems to come around too often.
I play mostly live cash games here in Miami 1/2NL and occasionally 2/5NL. I usually buy-in for around 150 in the 1/2 and too often I have myself short within the first hour, normally down to $60-70. Once I am down I tighten it up and most of the time can pull myself out without having to re-buy. I do not have a problem re-buying if I made the right call and/or played the hand correctly, but I don't think I should be short so often at the beginning of the session.
Sometimes I think that I may be playing too many hands at the beginning, which is an easy fix, but I was wondering if any of you folks had a more in-depth strategy to clean up my game at the beginning of the session.
I am confident that even some of my best sessions could be better if I do not handicap myself so early.
Any tips?
Cheers.
I am looking for some tips on a piece of my game that seems to come around too often.
I play mostly live cash games here in Miami 1/2NL and occasionally 2/5NL. I usually buy-in for around 150 in the 1/2 and too often I have myself short within the first hour, normally down to $60-70. Once I am down I tighten it up and most of the time can pull myself out without having to re-buy. I do not have a problem re-buying if I made the right call and/or played the hand correctly, but I don't think I should be short so often at the beginning of the session.
Sometimes I think that I may be playing too many hands at the beginning, which is an easy fix, but I was wondering if any of you folks had a more in-depth strategy to clean up my game at the beginning of the session.
I am confident that even some of my best sessions could be better if I do not handicap myself so early.
Any tips?
Cheers.