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cotta777
Visionary
Silver Level
What sort of traits would you look for and what sort of differences would make a good cash player...
My view - I rarely play cash games (once a week) but I have a good recreational record in which im up over $500 in 20 months playing once a week for 3/4 hours with the same players in a local pub.
I play cash at casino maybe once a month and again I have a profit of around $400-$600 over a few sessions granted I was against some awful players.
I have never witnessed bad losses over a focused period of cash online under BRM. But I have a tendancy to take shots at higher stakes so I try to avoid getting to involved.
I play small and large mtts online and this tends to be my main source of poker.
I excel in accumalating chips extracting value post flop and pot control is usually well managed - very accurate showdown reads vs most players.
My weaknesses, Playing close to the bubble taking coolers late in mtts and other emotional aspects.
I have no problem with a bad beat in a cash game. I also get upset missing out on the big prizes.
Is there a possiblility switching to cash could be profitable long term.
I think naturally alot of the traits needed to make a good cash player I possess and my downfall is the late stage emotional aspects of mtts - giving a cooler is inevitable deep in a mtt.
Does anyone else have a clear divide beetween cash and tournament structure ?
My view - I rarely play cash games (once a week) but I have a good recreational record in which im up over $500 in 20 months playing once a week for 3/4 hours with the same players in a local pub.
I play cash at casino maybe once a month and again I have a profit of around $400-$600 over a few sessions granted I was against some awful players.
I have never witnessed bad losses over a focused period of cash online under BRM. But I have a tendancy to take shots at higher stakes so I try to avoid getting to involved.
I play small and large mtts online and this tends to be my main source of poker.
I excel in accumalating chips extracting value post flop and pot control is usually well managed - very accurate showdown reads vs most players.
My weaknesses, Playing close to the bubble taking coolers late in mtts and other emotional aspects.
I have no problem with a bad beat in a cash game. I also get upset missing out on the big prizes.
Is there a possiblility switching to cash could be profitable long term.
I think naturally alot of the traits needed to make a good cash player I possess and my downfall is the late stage emotional aspects of mtts - giving a cooler is inevitable deep in a mtt.
Does anyone else have a clear divide beetween cash and tournament structure ?