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Written by Marty Smith
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Monday, 22 January 2007 00:00 |
Successful online single players realize that one of the biggest hurdles to their success was to learn how to properly manage their bankroll, while at the same time building their skills. It's an often hard lesson to learn and for most of us tested our resolve time and time again, until really understanding and role management sunk in deeply enough to have an impact on our game.
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Read more... [Understanding Bankroll Management for Sit and Go Strategy]
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Written by Marty Smith
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Monday, 11 August 2008 00:00 |
There is an interesting dynamic in Sit and Go Tournaments that happens to me approximately one out every five times I place in the money. The situation occurs when I am the chip leader and can take any of the other 3 remaining players out of the tournament in any given hand. In fact, I have them all covered and there is quite possibly a short stack facing elimination on the bubble with no money. When this occurs, there is a strategy I engage that solidifies me as the odds on favorite to win first place.
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Read more... [Letting the short stack survive in a Sit and Go Tournament]
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Written by Marty Smith
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Sunday, 22 June 2008 00:00 |
Marginal hands in sit and go tournaments are quite simply the death of weak players. Before you begin to make the money in Sit and Go Tournaments, you need to know how to fold. Not being able to, is the single, biggest, critical mistake that MOST players make on a consistent basis. Yes, I wrote MOST players. In fact, their lack of discipline will often boost you to the money, but you need self control when it comes to tossing these hands yourself, as your opponents will go down one by one, playing the very hand that you correctly discarded.
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Read more... [The problems with marginal hands in sit and go tournaments.]
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Written by Marty Smith
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Tuesday, 24 July 2007 00:00 |
Dan Harrington taught a generation of online poker players about using the M to comprehend your stack stack situation at any given time of a tournament. However, the M and MZone calculations are something you should also be using and learning for yourself in sit and go tournaments. The M is more adaptable for multi-tournament play, but in single table sit and go tournaments M has its value as well.
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Read more... [Calculating your M in Sit and Go Tables]
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Written by Marty Smith
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Thursday, 14 February 2008 00:00 |
I have often witnessed in sit and go action, where a player loses a big hand and a big chunk of his stack, and then is all-in the very next hand. This usually happens just after a bad beat, or a bad play, and the player has simply resigned himself to losing, and in fact has that next sit and go table in mind already. When a player is tilting, they may be even looking to move up a level – Big mistake!
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Read more... [Bad beat? Don't dump your sit and go buy-in - you still have a chance.]
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Written by Marty Smith
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Thursday, 20 March 2008 00:00 |
A lot of players have often mentioned playing poker on the internet has the biggest disadvantage of all – and that is not being able to see your opponent across the table. That may be true if you are able to discern tells to the point of profitability, but many pros, including Daniel Negreanu say that part of the game is overrated. Some also concur that you should be using betting patterns rather than bluffs and tells to out play your competition.
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Read more... [The Sharkscope Advantage for Sit and Go Profiling]
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