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Fryd
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Hello from a small stakes player - with an 'aggression' problem
Many of us who don’t crush the game, but steadily feel our way up, often spend much time adjusting to the new level and end up loosing out to blind stealers and aggressive players.
I think lag of aggressiveness is a big problem for many “small stakes break-even players” – and really becomes evident when we try to move up stakes.
I can manage a minor profit at NL30 just by punishing players who overplay their cards – but when moving up to NL50 I don’t get much money from ‘over players’ (as players at this level better understand when to give up).
I end up as the passive player – and after a while as the calling station because of the frustrations.
A reason is that I didn’t master the aggressiveness at NL30 either, but at NL50 I see it as a necessity.
Hoping somene can advise me - maybe advise specific training videos dealing with this subject for NLH30/50/100 Full Ring.
Thanks
Tom
Many of us who don’t crush the game, but steadily feel our way up, often spend much time adjusting to the new level and end up loosing out to blind stealers and aggressive players.
I think lag of aggressiveness is a big problem for many “small stakes break-even players” – and really becomes evident when we try to move up stakes.
I can manage a minor profit at NL30 just by punishing players who overplay their cards – but when moving up to NL50 I don’t get much money from ‘over players’ (as players at this level better understand when to give up).
I end up as the passive player – and after a while as the calling station because of the frustrations.
A reason is that I didn’t master the aggressiveness at NL30 either, but at NL50 I see it as a necessity.
Hoping somene can advise me - maybe advise specific training videos dealing with this subject for NLH30/50/100 Full Ring.
Thanks
Tom