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06-07-06, 10:05 PM
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I don't think because its basically "common knowledge to play tight early for a good winrate" or wutever the quote was, means everyone has to do it. Maybe the fish that cant get away from a hand after they flop 2nd pr. - but if ur better then them I see no reason why its so bad. I've played my share of Turbo $215's on party and I didnt concentrate on playing real tight early just cuz thats "commonly accepted" and my win rate was pretty nice - and i had alot more 8th and 9th finishes than u.
I basically agree with wut TP said.
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06-07-06, 10:54 PM
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I'm not saying that you *can't* open up your play more early on. But to act like that is just a weak way to play that's only for people not good enough to get away from problem hands is just wrong. There are a lot of VERY good SNG players who use this strategy. Turbo SNGs, for the most part, are about making +EV pushes when the blinds get high.
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06-07-06, 11:41 PM
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There's more than one way to win a tournament, but I'm get my strategy from ActionJeff.
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06-13-06, 11:37 PM
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Somebody fucking kill me now.
I'm down approximately 26 buyins in the last 3 days. And I've barely played today. I've bubbled approximately 2,453 times. And SCREW the guy who calls off his WHOLE STACK of 12BBs with A8o ON THE BUBBLE! |
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06-13-06, 11:45 PM
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Be a man and do it yourself. The real question is: butterknife or beer?
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