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Aldito
Legend
Silver Level
I used to completely suck at sngs when I started out playing. I was a complete tool. But I kept practicing(at the expense of my cc) and I managed to get better. I read Colin Moshman's book and my push/fold game got a lot better. So now I'm wondering what sort of sample size I need to
It just feels like you have your money in 70/30 favourite enough times that it's hard to win the thing. For example i was CL with 3 left in a 6 man sng.Blinds 100/200 i raise 77 to 550 on the button, sb folds bb(ss) shoves for 2k and I call he has A6 flops trip 6's. Then the next hand AA i raise same he shoves ATs flops flush.
I don't know it just feels like I'm making the right pushes/folds but I still keep losing. I use the hand charts in CM's book but I just seem to keep bubbling through open shoving 7's or 8's in the sb for 10bbs only to be called by J9 and losing.
It's just demoralising when I seem to be making the right decision and then losing. I went on a streak of about 8 sng's ootm tonight(mainly 10 mans). Should I just quit and start playing cash?
Sorry long post
It just feels like you have your money in 70/30 favourite enough times that it's hard to win the thing. For example i was CL with 3 left in a 6 man sng.Blinds 100/200 i raise 77 to 550 on the button, sb folds bb(ss) shoves for 2k and I call he has A6 flops trip 6's. Then the next hand AA i raise same he shoves ATs flops flush.
I don't know it just feels like I'm making the right pushes/folds but I still keep losing. I use the hand charts in CM's book but I just seem to keep bubbling through open shoving 7's or 8's in the sb for 10bbs only to be called by J9 and losing.
It's just demoralising when I seem to be making the right decision and then losing. I went on a streak of about 8 sng's ootm tonight(mainly 10 mans). Should I just quit and start playing cash?
Sorry long post