Nikolay Nakhaev
Legend
Silver Level
First, learn a tight - aggressive style.
although it is better to read more literature on this topic
a lot of advice from others can only confuse you
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blix177
Visionary
Silver Level
Low stakes. Tight and aggressive.
Don’t think beyond level 1.
If you are bluffing because you are holding the ace flush blocker, or trying to bluff because you have a range advantage on the flop, more often than not you are making a mistake.
Your opponent probably don’t have that level of concept to understand your moves.
Don’t think beyond level 1.
If you are bluffing because you are holding the ace flush blocker, or trying to bluff because you have a range advantage on the flop, more often than not you are making a mistake.
Your opponent probably don’t have that level of concept to understand your moves.
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jmg199
Rock Star
Silver Level
Dude AQ is my absolute nemesis.
Gotten to where I'm even scared to enter a pot with it ha.
QJ suited is also another that has killed me.
TheDude6622
Legend
Silver Level
The micro to low stakes takes a very tight approach. I've gotten to a final table after getting knocked to to 3 BB sitting in 19th place, and ended in 6th. Tight and patient.
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bempassado
Rock Star
Silver Level
The moast dificult thing for me is to be patience hehehe. How do you manage that ?
Nikolay Nakhaev
Legend
Silver Level
it is perfectly
but there was still a luck factor and she was on your side at least a little
eetenor
Legend
Platinum Level
Thank U 4 posting
We have a great resource here on cardschat
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/tournament-poker-59/ask-collin-moshman-katie-dozier-about-429017//
The above are 2 professional SNG players answering questions.
They are also the authors behind the 30 day course here on cardschat which I highly recommend for you
Hope this helps
Matt_Burns88
Legend
Loyaler
Micro stakes SnG's should theoretically be easy to beat using a straightforward TAG approach, be prepared to come across the odd decent player and, of course, the lucky fish. Be warned, though, you don't need to move up very far to find the standard much higher.
Evan Jarvis
Legend
Platinum Level
#1 Find out who you're playing with
#2 Try to play more pots with the weaker players
#3 Adjust to what the table is giving you (play opposite to the average style)
#4 Generally play tight early and loosen up later (if you have the stack to)
#5 Adjust as your stack size changes
#6 Play to cash THEN play to win
This video will help, it's part of a 10 part series that teaches you how to play each stage of a tournament and all the different stack sizes as well.
Cheers!
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bempassado
Rock Star
Silver Level