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10$ and below SNG win rate REALLY come on

Postby 45 Shooter » Thu Apr 20, 2006 12:47 pm

Guys I havent read al the advice on the forum but I have started.

I see people talking about you should have a 50% (And higher) ITM rates in low limit

Guys I must be one of the most UNLUCKY SOBs on this freakin planet if thats the case.

Ill play tighter than hell for the first 40 or so and get AA and some bugger eating moron will put me all in PF (while hes holding 22) and suckout

this stuff seems to happen over and over to me, while I watch some Donk with A2 from the blinds go all in PF against AK in late position and manage to win the pot.

The way I play seems to have little to nothing to do with the win of the tourny.

Mid Tourny I had a guy call a buy (A10os on the button) even stacks both larger than the rest with 62 suited. hell all I was trying to do was get everyone else out, the idiot calls and of course the flop its 2A6 T 6 My problem seems to be there are way too many people that will raise or call with anything from any position. Their only stradegy seems to be buy every pot I can and go all in for the others just to see if it works

Guy called my all in (Poc AA + A) on a GS straight draw on the turn. he got it
4 outs all in on the turn.

am I just in Donk hell or are you guys not seeing this stuff to the point that it drives you mad?

And Stealing

you can give that up... some moron is GONNA call your all in with Q 5 suited

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Postby GodlikeRoy » Thu Apr 20, 2006 12:49 pm

Sit n Go variance can drive you insane. This is why i've switched to ring games :)

It sounds like you're getting your chips in the middle with the best hand, that's all you can do. Play enough SNGs and in time the money will flow to you, it's inevitable.
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Postby Runner_Runner » Thu Apr 20, 2006 3:14 pm

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Postby Cactus Jack » Fri Apr 21, 2006 9:32 am

It's a bitch, baby. Play a few thousand and you may, MAY, learn to laugh about it. The only thing you can remind yourself of is this...

If it weren't for luck, they wouldn't play.

As long as your making good decisions, you will do fine. Just be sure you're making good decisions. It's very, very easy to think you're making the right play and you're not. The game is just far more complex than most give it credit for being. In time, with work, you will improve. It gets easier. But not that much. The edge a good player has over a poor player isn't as great as we'd like.

And I can assure you, NO ONE is more unlucky than I am! :)

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Postby tommyhawk » Fri Apr 21, 2006 2:54 pm

And I can assure you, NO ONE is more unlucky than I am!

I think you can beat me in many games Jack, but I don't think you can beat me at that.
I am the Matusow of BTP. I am the best player there is ......of being unlucky.
On the other hand I feel like the luckiest person on the planet the way my life is.
So maybe I am just lucky because I am unlucky with money games.

Moderator .. Delete please !!!!!
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Postby Stoneburg » Mon Apr 24, 2006 4:47 am

I really find that whining about bad luck is countr productive. I also find that people who do it aren't as good as they like to think they are. They tend to focus on the bad beats that they have and think that i the reason for every loss instead of look for ways to improve their game and exploit their opponents weakness. It goes to reason. The more energy you put into whining and excuses, the less you put into improving. It also shows a basic flaw in attitude since the perfect attitude is to be happy about getting your chips in with AA preflop no matter what the result.
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Postby Cactus Jack » Mon Apr 24, 2006 7:29 am

"Are the players better as the stakes go up? It's not an exam; it's a buyin." Barry Tanenbaum
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Postby tommyhawk » Mon Apr 24, 2006 9:07 am

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