So lately I've taken a break from cash games and have been strictly playing multi-table tournaments, and with any tourney you almost always have a race situation. Now I am not going into detail but you should all know that a "race" in poker is an all-in situation where each player has close to a 50% chance to win the hand.
Now before my recent stretch of playing mtts, i really didn't get myself into these situations that much. But now, early in these mtts i try to get in them as much as possible in order to build a nice stack, and it's been effective, so far.
So the point of this post is to let you know that racing is a huge factor early on, soooooo try it, do it, get yourself in that situation and double up early, then play tight and pick your spots!
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Simple- "You make money by doing things better than your opponents, lose money by doing worse. Just being intelligent doesn't automatically make you money, you have to actively outplay them or let them outplay themselves by being idiots. You're probably making spewier bluffs and plays than many of your opponents, and that's canceling out everything you do better than them. The #1 leak at low stakes is overvaluing marginal hands and disregard for position, and those are the main things you should be taking advantage of to make monies"!
-tip from Cardschat member Combuboom
-tip from Cardschat member Combuboom
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