ITM sample hand. I mention in the MZone Video series that once you get in-the-money you should be looking to open up your risk window, and this hand is an excellent example of that, because of how unlikely I am to win this particular tournament. The simple fact of having already made the money and added to my bankroll should be your first goal when building a poker bankroll using OPM. This K9s hand had a very good chance to take down the blinds, but even if I got called, the chances of me still winning (assuming I had live cards) was quite decent. Now you can be the judge in this spot but I can tell you now, there aren’t many situations where I would this hand under these circumstances with these types of poker calculations in front of me. Previous post Next post Comments Comment from oscar
Time October 31, 2008 at 1:22 pm Thank you so much Marty Smith you have really improved my game and i love the way you explain each hand, your great! and the indicator is awesome. thebutcher06 aka oscar…thanx! Comment from Thrash
TimeOctober 17, 2008 at 4:20 pm Just curious, Marty…why don’t you answer your emails? I’ve gotten a lot out of your course, but I’ve emailed you a couple times and I’ve never heard back from you. Comment from admin
TimeOctober 17, 2008 at 4:37 pm I answer as many as I can, sorry if I missed yours. The best way to get a personal response though is to go to http://www.TournamentIndicatorForum.com and sign up. Comment from Michael Marus
TimeOctober 18, 2008 at 1:30 am You are the man marty! I been watching your videos and took top 3 in a freeroll and turned 9$.00 into 300.00 following your tight style play.., but I been mixing it up and its been rewarding. Thank you Comment from Phaedrus75
TimeOctober 22, 2008 at 5:45 pm K9 shove great play. KJ call - horrible Shoving over limpers from Red and Oranage M is very effective with any PP or suited connectors as well. If you are called you are less likely to be dominated. Great vid Marty. I’ve been a long time fan. Write a comment
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