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WiZZiM
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I will be posting a few thoughts and plays here in this thread in the upcoming weeks, just a place for all the little nuances that we can use to help improve our game. It will not really follow a particular trend, but when i think of something i feel is good/important, i will post it here.
The first one is about showing holecards.
Now, there is only one time i will ever show cards in a SNG. It's a strategy desinged to get us more fold equity in later blind levels. THe idea behind it is this. We are shoving, blind vs blind with blinds at 100/200.
We get dealt a nice hand, let's say AJs. We obviously want to shove this, no question there. But in situations like this, where we actually hold a strong hand, and if i have time(not mass multitabling) i like to show my opponents my strong cards, in the hope that he will remember it in later shoving rounds. The idea is he may think twice about calling with stuff like Ax in future rounds. This is a play designed mainly for bad players, really good one's will probably know what we are doing, and/or know that we will be shoving loose later. It's a play that can probably work against semi-ok regs though. But it's something i feel can add to our fold equity.
The first one is about showing holecards.
Now, there is only one time i will ever show cards in a SNG. It's a strategy desinged to get us more fold equity in later blind levels. THe idea behind it is this. We are shoving, blind vs blind with blinds at 100/200.
We get dealt a nice hand, let's say AJs. We obviously want to shove this, no question there. But in situations like this, where we actually hold a strong hand, and if i have time(not mass multitabling) i like to show my opponents my strong cards, in the hope that he will remember it in later shoving rounds. The idea is he may think twice about calling with stuff like Ax in future rounds. This is a play designed mainly for bad players, really good one's will probably know what we are doing, and/or know that we will be shoving loose later. It's a play that can probably work against semi-ok regs though. But it's something i feel can add to our fold equity.