Do you change something in your play if you not get any good hand long time?
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donpiatnik
Rock Star
Silver Level
No, because I've been playing until then ... we're not just waiting for premium hands. Everyone can do that. if that was all it mattered in poker, everyone could play just as well by reading a starting hand chart and knowing the rules of the game.
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Laynester
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I always do the Tesla move.... and what is the Tesla move?
You circle your laptop 3 times (or your desktop).
You see, Nikola would circle every bldg before he entered it, that has been documented. He would circle it 3 (three) times.
Nikola was in tune with the 3,6,9, universal theory of "creativity". A non stopping chain of events.
As you and I play, we are only fulling a number theory of existence.
If you need help in school, I also tutor.
Thank you for listening!!!
You circle your laptop 3 times (or your desktop).
You see, Nikola would circle every bldg before he entered it, that has been documented. He would circle it 3 (three) times.
Nikola was in tune with the 3,6,9, universal theory of "creativity". A non stopping chain of events.
As you and I play, we are only fulling a number theory of existence.
If you need help in school, I also tutor.
Thank you for listening!!!
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angelamsmith05
Rock Star
Silver Level
peaceofcoke
Visionary
Bronze Level
Well, a month ago I changed my strategy, I used to win but after I changed it to play the sunday million anniversary, I started losing, the streak went for more than 3 weeks in which my ROI dropped heavily, it was 18% than dropped to 4%. I tried to make adjustments to my play during this period, but nothing good came out of it. won 3 tournaments and was in the money for 10 times out of more than 125 tournaments. Now I decided to unlearn what I have learned and start anew with my original strategy and make adjustments along the way and adapt it to new situations. In a nutshell, it is better to make adjustments than to change a whole strategy.
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Zirkzee
Rock Star
Silver Level
If there are no good cards to play for a long time, my stack will get smaller and smaller. If my stack is below 20 big blinds, I change my style of play. When all the players in front of me have folded, I also play worse hands to bluff. Most players play too tight in the bubble. You can take advantage of that with an open raise. And even if someone calls your raise, you have a good chance of stealing the pot with a c-bet, as most players play fit or fold. They watch the flop and fold to a bet if they don't hit anything. Only if an opponent 3-bets you preflop I would fold with bluff hands. For me, bluff hands for an open raise are K7s-K2s, A5o-A2o, K8o-K4o, QTo. Of course, you have to respond to the way your opponents play. If many opponents 3-bet I would rather open push, so put everything in right away. If your opponents often fold to a raise, I would rather try an open raise.
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
You have to change your playing style eventually, as a tournament progresses you start to get into a situation where an all-in shove is all you have left, and the hands you do this with become more and more random as the bubble approaches.
You can use the bubble as a weapon against some players who are literally holding on until they make the money, and push with practically any 2 cards when you Identify who these players are.
To say you have a specific playing style all the way through a game is wrong because even the tightest players start to loosen up, and the most aggressive become more cautious as the bubble approaches, but to be a good player, is someone who can mix it up and change his/her playing style depending on the situation.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
You can use the bubble as a weapon against some players who are literally holding on until they make the money, and push with practically any 2 cards when you Identify who these players are.
To say you have a specific playing style all the way through a game is wrong because even the tightest players start to loosen up, and the most aggressive become more cautious as the bubble approaches, but to be a good player, is someone who can mix it up and change his/her playing style depending on the situation.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
sharipov8090
Legend
Silver Level
Probably it all depends on the stage of the tournament-if this is the beginning, then you need to play very carefully and enter the game only with premium hands.Well, if this stage has passed into the middle, then the range of hands reveals the range.We must try to play deliberately somewhere to apply a bluff.Yes, and it happens that all this does not bring results.It's just not possible to win all the tournaments-that's what the game is for!
Zapahlohotrona
Visionary
Silver Level
What's the best way to break through the Card-Dead period, and what can you do to overcome it? In reality, nothing. This period will end on its own, and you just need to be patient and continue to play each individual game situation, with the maximum EV. The loss of patience, in most situations, will cost you big losses, both money and time that will be required in the future to recoup
franken222
Visionary
Bronze Level
I've read many poker books over the years, and every one of them tells you to be patient, that the good hands will come.
One of the problems with that theory, is that by the time you get one, it could be too late, and if you haven't been playing any hands for a long time, suddenly playing one, is a major online tell.
I do generally take this tact, but if it gets to be too long a time, I will enter a hand, and stay in it as long as it doesn't get costly. I'll do this a few times, so that when the good one comes, it doesn't seem like as big as a trigger for everyone else to fold.
One of the problems with that theory, is that by the time you get one, it could be too late, and if you haven't been playing any hands for a long time, suddenly playing one, is a major online tell.
I do generally take this tact, but if it gets to be too long a time, I will enter a hand, and stay in it as long as it doesn't get costly. I'll do this a few times, so that when the good one comes, it doesn't seem like as big as a trigger for everyone else to fold.