
pkrplr4116
Legend
Hi Guys,
I completed a WPT BootCamp on tournament play in Sept. Prior to going to the camp, my play could definately be classified as timid/aggressive. I NEVER tried to take down pots when I had garbage hands, even when I was in position. So, off I go to a WPT BootCam and my game changes from weak to more aggressive. Fine. You'd think I had the winning formula for winning tournaments. WRONG. I do amass a much larger stack during the easrly and mid game portion of the game, thru being aggressive, but then I find either of two things occur: I fall out near the money because I'm too aggressive and other hands beat mine, of I revert back to my timid play. the result in either case iss the same. I fall out before the money. any ideas why I sabotague myself, so close to the $$? Any ideas are appreciated! also, I'm attending anotherr WPT BootCamp on tournament play, in Dec, if knowledge of that changes your advice?
Jane
I completed a WPT BootCamp on tournament play in Sept. Prior to going to the camp, my play could definately be classified as timid/aggressive. I NEVER tried to take down pots when I had garbage hands, even when I was in position. So, off I go to a WPT BootCam and my game changes from weak to more aggressive. Fine. You'd think I had the winning formula for winning tournaments. WRONG. I do amass a much larger stack during the easrly and mid game portion of the game, thru being aggressive, but then I find either of two things occur: I fall out near the money because I'm too aggressive and other hands beat mine, of I revert back to my timid play. the result in either case iss the same. I fall out before the money. any ideas why I sabotague myself, so close to the $$? Any ideas are appreciated! also, I'm attending anotherr WPT BootCamp on tournament play, in Dec, if knowledge of that changes your advice?
Jane