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StatusOmega525
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Silver Level
I've mentioned in a few of my posts that one of the things I've been struggling to wrap my head around being a new player is ranges. Like, I get the idea, and I would think that I could get some of the basics of it in practice, but I seem to be missing wildly 70-80% of the time. I've had a few hands over the last couple sessions where I was able to be pretty accurate, but other than that I get tripped up with them constantly.
What I'm wondering is this. Right now, I'm playing (mostly) freerolls, every now and then one of the 10c or 50c tournaments as a starting point into playing for actual money. Is it even possible to really be able to build up any kind of skill at this level? It seems to me that people at this level will call LITERALLY with almost anything. The few times I've been accurate on my ranges always seemed to be later in the tournament when I start bumping up against some of the better players. I'm getting the feeling that the common skill-set at this level is too low to really be able to re-enforce any of the good habits and skills I've been trying to practice.
Any thoughts on the matter?
What I'm wondering is this. Right now, I'm playing (mostly) freerolls, every now and then one of the 10c or 50c tournaments as a starting point into playing for actual money. Is it even possible to really be able to build up any kind of skill at this level? It seems to me that people at this level will call LITERALLY with almost anything. The few times I've been accurate on my ranges always seemed to be later in the tournament when I start bumping up against some of the better players. I'm getting the feeling that the common skill-set at this level is too low to really be able to re-enforce any of the good habits and skills I've been trying to practice.
Any thoughts on the matter?