how many tournaments to play , to go into a plus ?

[wlad20082009]

You can play 5-10 tournament weekly or even monthly and get better than someone who play 50-100, its not about quantity but quality of your game! Ofcourse the more you play the better skills you have, if u can learn and analyze your game, so the practice is very important.

Yes it would be nice does not always work .:улыбка:

 

[romych007]

You need to play as much, so as not to lose the quality of perception of the information on each table. And so many tables to soberly assess the odds, hand strength, etc.

 

[Mauno]

Getting plus side is one good indicator but I think important is that you do understand how and why you win and why and how you loose. If you understand the game then probably you will be more on + side.

 

[Andrei Korolev]

One tournament but a plus.Success!!!

 

[Daniljev]

One of the 30

 

[heix24]

Ive played a month, and I feel that I keep making stupid mistakes

 

[mcgregor_415]

If you want to go on plus, you must improve your game. This is coming with experience and analyzing own and other hands. The forum here is giving a great variety of hands in different stage of tournaments and on different players. It's far more valuable to spend some minutes to think about a hand, then just to play, click and count the number of tournaments.

If you continue to make mistakes, then try to clear them and to teach from them. This must be your main goal in every tournament you are playing.

 

[rock0001]

well if you are lucky you can go into a plus in just one tournament. if you win you can win more than 100k. however to be a good player you need to play lots of tournaments and analize the hands and study the game. its very important to pay attention how villains play and know when to make a raise, fold or a bluff, and if you dont have a good analysis of the hands you are not going to be a good player on the long run.

 

[firstcrack]

Getting into the positive column is one thing, but staying there can be quite another.

 

[Hamdiben]

the more you practice the more you learn. it's not related only with poker,
take it as a rule in life