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watermark
Enthusiast
Bronze Level
Dude, practice makes perfect, little by little you will learn theories, plays in position, how to defend yourself against aggressive players and how to detect bluffs, bad beats pass, everyone including me, sometimes we think that we are not good, but if we analyze well, it could be that luck didn't touch you, get up and keep going, if you remember the bad streak you'll keep losing, play for fun, with motivation, with your heart.
pentazepam
Legend
Loyaler
No. It is easier. The deeper the stacks the more complicated the game solutions become.
When you are down to 10-15BB it becomes a pure preflop game (often push or fold).
jasioo
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I fully agree, only in the initial phase the tournament resembles poker, in the later phases it is a pure lottery, the only thing you decide is what hand you go all-i with
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
Playing Tournaments is always good Practice, and If you Play in the Cardschat freerolls it cost's you nothing to get the experience, even if you don't make the money bubble.
Rome wasn't built in a day, and to become a profitable Poker player it takes time and a lot of Practice. Keeping records of your finishing position in a Tournament helps to reinforce how well you are playing and aiming to beat your previous positions will show you if you are improving or not.
It is often said that Poker is a Marathon, and not a Sprint Race, Likewise so is learning the game, Time, Patience and a lot of Skill goes a long way, a little luck helps as well, but you cannot always rely on Luck!
Rome wasn't built in a day, and to become a profitable Poker player it takes time and a lot of Practice. Keeping records of your finishing position in a Tournament helps to reinforce how well you are playing and aiming to beat your previous positions will show you if you are improving or not.
It is often said that Poker is a Marathon, and not a Sprint Race, Likewise so is learning the game, Time, Patience and a lot of Skill goes a long way, a little luck helps as well, but you cannot always rely on Luck!
dreamer13
Legend
Platinum Level
Controlling emotions, trusting yourself and acting in accordance with your logic are the main qualities of a successful player. When it is there, and there are no big holes in money management, everything should work out for you.In a tournament, emotions force you to target a young player who thinks he is playing well and deliberately dive under his raises, especially from the blind. But common sense says that such a player is more likely to know how to play than not.
Poker_Mike
Legend
Loyaler
I recommend the free CardsChat course....get the badge added to your avatar.
Tournaments are different than cash games. For example, ICM is important in tournaments.
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MazzErati
Rock Star
Bronze Level
There's nothing wrong with that, it's good that in poker there is a great choice of where and what you can play
Good luck with your cash, friend Good luck at the tables!
A kiravio
Legend
Platinum Level
Just as we adapt to any poker table, we also adapt to the tournament table, the only difference is that in the tournament you try to reach the end, you don't go out when you feel like it 😃
mariale_1990
Legend
Platinum Level
Don't give up, practice makes perfect, when I started playing poker I didn't understand anything, I only tried it because I saw my brother playing and I was curious, after just thinking about playing a free tournament it made me panic, until I tried and with Over time I acquired knowledge and experience, it's about keeping trying. If you really like playing poker, keep trying.
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mara2259
Visionary
Bronze Level
It's not hard to play. It's hard to throw away trash hands. If the black streak becomes endless, at first you get bored, then you lower the requirements for starting hands, and in the end you turn into a maniac with a natural result.
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NKGB13
Legend
Bronze Level
Man, In fact to improve you need to study more than you play it.. reviewing your hand history with an assistance sw like GTOWizard may show you where your mistakes are and eventually show you that it was just variance playing its game
dannystanks
Rock Star
Silver Level
Once you start learning by studying strategies it will be lots of fun to play tournaments.
ADRI7HO
On the road...
Bronze Level
Tournament poker requires longer concentration, because in the cash game you can sit out of the game at any time, the tournament lasts as long as you fall out the tournament or the end of the tournament is the first place, which is the real goal.
But still, with its wave and flow and effort, tournament poker is fun.
I can only recommend CC freerolls to all players because, due to the strong field, it is a great practice opportunity to develop your skills and build your bankroll.
Good luck!
But still, with its wave and flow and effort, tournament poker is fun.
I can only recommend CC freerolls to all players because, due to the strong field, it is a great practice opportunity to develop your skills and build your bankroll.
Good luck!
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blata8ruga
Visionary
Bronze Level
This is a good place to learn how to play in tourneys. Once you become a platinum member it is good poker here on cardschat playing in the pokerstars tourneys.! If you stick with it, you will get better at tourneys.
Alket21
Enthusiast
Bronze Level
I used to have the same problem when playing live, just one day i said to myself that i need to play more hands. I used to have a very tight aggressive image at the tables and everyone figured that out about me, and after a couple of weeks that i never managed to get to a final table ( that where all the cash was ) i decided i need to play more hands and even play with speculative hands and play then based on my opponents style. Pre-flop i always played aggressive ( if he wanted to see the flop he had to pay ), but on post flop i adjust my play. (Slow play my hand if is strong and never bluff the player that love to call ). What i learn is that most of the players that played live in my area are gamblers not poker players. In time you will learn how to beat them. Your tournament structure is a slow one, i should play tight but you need to be careful to not make my mistakes and play too tight, don't be afraid to play hands that are out of your comfort zone. Hope it helps. Good luck...