hutzpaf
Legend
Loyaler
Hello and welcome to Cardschat!Hey all.
Just wondering if any of you guys go over strategies for MTT's?
If so where would you recommend reading up on strategies?
Jimmy
This is a good place to start :icon_thum --> Free Poker Course at Cardschat: Become a Winning Poker Player in 30 Days!
__________________
Hoodedsun
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hoodedsun
Rising Star
Bronze Level
PrOKatana
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hoodedsun
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I've always struggled with Omaha only because it differs in someways to holdem greatly. I get the basics but i feel id lose myself in the inner workings haha.
Good on you though :icon_thum
nuttea
Visionary
Bronze Level
Hey all.
Just wondering if any of you guys go over strategies for MTT's?
If so where would you recommend reading up on strategies?
Jimmy
The strategy for playing MTT tournaments is very different from the usual cash game. For consistent victories in tournaments, you need to learn a lot and analyze your game. Constantly adjusting to the situation gives success. There is no such thing in a cash game. But how sweet is the taste of victory.
Here are a couple of examples. You have a weak ace. In a cash game, this is a fairly playable hand, but not a fact in a tournament. What is the current size of the blinds? What stage of the game? There are many factors to consider. Or, say, from an early position you have QJo. Let's say in a full-table cash game it's a fold. Your hand will be battered often. And at the final table of a major tournament, no self-respecting player will fold that hand. He understands that even if the opponent is higher and you both catch a pair, most likely the winner will be the one who shows more aggression in position, because there is already a lot of money at stake and no one wants to lose on a pair.
M
MakTrue
Visionary
Silver Level
Hey all.
Just wondering if any of you guys go over strategies for MTT's?
If so where would you recommend reading up on strategies?
Jimmy
Good afternoon!
Unfortunately, due to the limited time (main job), my MTT training consists in watching training streams of professional players
I advise you too!
blkmoney12
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Yes I study.
I study when I'm not playing. I like looking at live broadcast of tournaments I think you get more educated live broadcast with the 30-minute delay or 15-minute delay or whatever they have I think it's a great way to study how tournaments are won and more importantly how they are lost. Which is very key to becoming a successful poker player but also a key and I think it's just as important more is what is your mental state like in playing tournaments that might be even more important than natural structure of learning multi-table tournaments itself.
I study when I'm not playing. I like looking at live broadcast of tournaments I think you get more educated live broadcast with the 30-minute delay or 15-minute delay or whatever they have I think it's a great way to study how tournaments are won and more importantly how they are lost. Which is very key to becoming a successful poker player but also a key and I think it's just as important more is what is your mental state like in playing tournaments that might be even more important than natural structure of learning multi-table tournaments itself.
