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forest_leaves
Rock Star
Silver Level
All the more reason to stay tuned. While it's impossible to remember how every single person you face plays, some people will naturally stick out and you may see them later on in the tournament or another day. Knowledge of how even just one person plays is valuableYeah I need to work on reading other players while not in the hand. One thing I really hate is once you kinda have everyone sketched your table gets switched lol, thanks for the advice everyone, much appreciated.
I'd do what Alfadog85 suggests, and I do the same in fact, with the little difference that I supplement with nootropics (I mostly use noopept, it is more than enough to keep myself focused on the game and totally into it).In long tournaments concentration is necessary. During the game on long tournaments I make a standard break 1 time per hour, and also once in 3-4 hours - 15-20 minutes.
Watch your opponents. Watch your opponents. Watch your opponents. Especially when it comes to a showdown. When you're not in the pot be watching these guys. If you're up against a guy playing every hand chances are you have him beat. Poker is not only about how you play, but how you can react against other players. And the only way you can react against them is to get a feel for how they play