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MimiMLZ
Rock Star
Silver Level
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When playing loose, should we be more aggressive or more passive? I really see myself playing so loose lately, because I think this is the best way to put pressure on my opponents. Is that strategy ok or should I adjust something?
When playing loose, should we be more aggressive or more passive? I really see myself playing so loose lately, because I think this is the best way to put pressure on my opponents. Is that strategy ok or should I adjust something?
Zapahlohotrona
Visionary
Silver Level
About SPR:
SPR is the size of the effective stacks divided by the size of the pot. For example, if
you have 2,000 chips and your opponent has 1,500 chips, size
the effective stack is 1500 chips. If the pot is 750 chips, SPR
will be 1500/750 = 2.SPR is an expression of the ratio of risk and reward in poker, since the size of the effective
stack is the number of chips that you risk in the pot, and the pot is
The SPR is one of the most important factors in helping us make our postflop decisions. The lower the SPR, the less risk we take, so we can play with weaker hands. The higher the SPR, the higher the risk; accordingly, you will need to play for the entire stack with strong hands. Cash is a little different.
SPR is the size of the effective stacks divided by the size of the pot. For example, if
you have 2,000 chips and your opponent has 1,500 chips, size
the effective stack is 1500 chips. If the pot is 750 chips, SPR
will be 1500/750 = 2.SPR is an expression of the ratio of risk and reward in poker, since the size of the effective
stack is the number of chips that you risk in the pot, and the pot is
The SPR is one of the most important factors in helping us make our postflop decisions. The lower the SPR, the less risk we take, so we can play with weaker hands. The higher the SPR, the higher the risk; accordingly, you will need to play for the entire stack with strong hands. Cash is a little different.
Bnobob
Visionary
Platinum Level
Tight
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:angel:e tournament being long 8h probable, or if it is a longer tournament than 3 days, you will never want to leave at the beginning of the tournament, this makes you a slow player but with the right strategy
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:angel:e tournament being long 8h probable, or if it is a longer tournament than 3 days, you will never want to leave at the beginning of the tournament, this makes you a slow player but with the right strategy
akgross
Legend
Platinum Level
Playing tight in tournaments doesn't always work. A good card may just not come in. Opponents will immediately understand that you enter the game only with high cards and therefore play predictably. This does not mean that you have to play in the mud. )) The main thing is not to miss your chance to enter the trade, this also applies to cash games.
MattRyder
🍏 Tech That Works!
Platinum Level
Exactly! It's uncanny how a few good hands at the beginning put you in the top 5% then you get nothing for 2 - 3 hours.
The loose and lucky players seem to rule most of the time. Being loose is easy. Being lucky is illusive to me.
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MimiMLZ
Rock Star
Silver Level
Not always playing tight
So if I do understand what you are saying, your game must depend on the dynamic of the table. If the opponent is tight then I can put pressure on him/her by playing aggressive, if the oppenent is loose then I might play it slow.
So if I do understand what you are saying, your game must depend on the dynamic of the table. If the opponent is tight then I can put pressure on him/her by playing aggressive, if the oppenent is loose then I might play it slow.
nanida888
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hello! You are right to play looser and more aggressively in cash than in tournaments. In tournaments there is time to build up the stack, in the cash your time is at the same level, the blinds do not grow, so it is advisable to play more aggressively and loosely.
