Do you exit out after being eliminated or stay and study opponents?
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63burner
Visionary
Bronze Level
All-in or all-out.
If I'm in a tourney, I'm in it totally focused. If I want to study players, it has to be with the tourney adrenaline turned off.
To study effectively, I cannot have skin in the game. Also, it hits home to a lot of players to watch the person who got lucky, at your expense, climb up and up the ladder. Most players prefer not to watch after their battleship has been sunk.
If I'm in a tourney, I'm in it totally focused. If I want to study players, it has to be with the tourney adrenaline turned off.
To study effectively, I cannot have skin in the game. Also, it hits home to a lot of players to watch the person who got lucky, at your expense, climb up and up the ladder. Most players prefer not to watch after their battleship has been sunk.
Gutshot Gus
Visionary
Platinum Level
When I do it, It is usually to study one person. By focusing on just one person I can "play" along with them and see maybe why they are doing what they are doing. I find it's too much for my old brain to try and study more than one person at the time.
bilva1984
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Hello
It depends on how many players are left in the tournament. If there are too many insurances I leave immediately and start playing another tournament or live table. If there are few times left I usually stay to see how everything ends.
It depends on how many players are left in the tournament. If there are too many insurances I leave immediately and start playing another tournament or live table. If there are few times left I usually stay to see how everything ends.
nuttea
Visionary
Bronze Level
I think that this is not very effective in the sense that there will be quite a bit of information there. And you won’t see too many cards at the showdown either. Unless there were really professional opponents sitting at the table with you, who have a lot to learn from. to this I would prefer to study on my own, or find a team and like-minded people and sort out my mistakes
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acemenow
Legend
Bronze Level
No I don't stay if I am going to study there are better video's I can spend time evaluating depending on what part of my game I am working on. I can see this being useful if you are playing the same people often though.
But other than CC freerolls or a league game I don't think its worth the time spent.
YuriSLopes
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Not really.
Many of the opponents I find on the CC freerolls keep showing up over and over at the tourneys and since I have a tracker and HUD I already have their stats recorded and if needed I take notes and tag'em while in game.
Many of the opponents I find on the CC freerolls keep showing up over and over at the tourneys and since I have a tracker and HUD I already have their stats recorded and if needed I take notes and tag'em while in game.
, I leave instantly... 
Chebchoub
Legend
Platinum Level
Hello
Yes, I also sometimes watch the opponents after being removed from the table, and sometimes I look for a valuable tournament and watch two or three tables at the same time.
Yes, it is a good idea that can be used by observing, and also observing how the players play and getting to know them.
Yes, I also sometimes watch the opponents after being removed from the table, and sometimes I look for a valuable tournament and watch two or three tables at the same time.
Yes, it is a good idea that can be used by observing, and also observing how the players play and getting to know them.
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No Bologna
Visionary
Bronze Level
No Bologna
Exit. Usually been playing for hours and usually around bedtime so I'm out of there. I suppose it would be advantageous to stay and study but I don't care to. I feel I can evaluate a player after playing with them for 30/40 minutes. Works for me.
Exit. Usually been playing for hours and usually around bedtime so I'm out of there. I suppose it would be advantageous to stay and study but I don't care to. I feel I can evaluate a player after playing with them for 30/40 minutes. Works for me.