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Key attributes of profitable online players. |
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This also applies to tournament players online, as the profiling dynamics and personality issues remain the same. A former office buddy who I’ve played with at a couple of cash games at different Brick and Mortars is a decent player but has often complained to me that he doesn’t like the online game. He says he feels like its not as “real” as live games and is less fun. Maybe it’s less fun because he lost his entire online BR in one tilt filled afternoon. Which led me wondering, what attributes do online players have that make them successful, compared to other online players who are successful? (Other than the fact that someone has to lose?) What makes a good online player good?
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Strategies in working past the early stages of a poker tournament. |
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A couple of days ago I decided that every other action besides a fold preflop deserves at least like 3 seconds to review the situation at hand. I have found myself sometimes making rather weird plays I would not have made had I spent a quick thought on it. So thinking about every hand a couple of seconds should certainly help avoid that.
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Disguising your true profile in tournaments. |
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When playing in online poker tournaments, you're eventually going to have to start shuffling up your play so as to trap your opposition and capture their stack. Sometimes, even when you know it's going to cost you a few chips it can pay in the long run to make a few suspect plays visible to your opponents.
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Keeping your chip stack in online poker tournaments. |
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Keeping your chip stack in online poker tournaments is even more important than building one, because you often NEVER get the chance in most tournaments to attain a big stack. The thing is, most internet players in the lower limits have no clue as to how to keep their stack, and often make huge errors that puts their status in jeopardy - costing them a big opportunity.
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Guaranteed Profits in Poker Tournaments. |
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No limit hold'em poker is a strategy card game in which you need to be really about which hands you play. It's not the amount of hands you play, it's the quality of the hands that you play and the probability of each of them being profitable. Fundamentally, you just need to win the hands you play. Now of course you need someone to pay you off when you do play, but forbearance is a very key skill and a foundation mindset of some of the most winning professional players in the history of no-limit poker.
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Understanding the Rewards of Poker Tournaments |
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There will always be a never-ending discussion about making the right decisions in poker, and how being consistently good at making right decisions makes you consistently profitable, with the very familiar caveat of long term profitability.
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