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I've read it a few times and found it very usefull,
I have written down some of my findings in another post, I had a question about (almost) becoming shortstack
the post is here: forum/viewtopic.php?t=7975
again thx a lot!
Statistics: Posted by JayB — Wed Oct 26, 2005 6:30 pm
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I took your advice and folded 55 MP for a raise. I would have flopped set - the AT that raised got a runner runner straight. I would have been out or very short.
Statistics: Posted by AlamdeaMike — Tue Oct 11, 2005 2:06 pm
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Well, ole JimmyJohn! How ya doing son?! This place is filling up with all kinds of good ole boys.
Statistics: Posted by WildBillHickok — Thu Apr 07, 2005 7:53 pm
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Enjoying the wild flowers on the side of the roads right now? Went through your little burg on the way to Kenedy/Karnes City yesterday and it was nice!!
Just read your new article...actually started it and quickly realized I hadn't read the first one so I quickly corrected that mistake. I don't play MTT's so I can't grade your papers on quality of content, but you get an A+ for quality of presentation. These are two of the most down to earth informative articles I have ever read. You did a lot of thinking and presented your thoughts well. Congrats on a fine job.
Jimmyjohn
Victoria, TX
Statistics: Posted by Jimmyjohn — Thu Apr 07, 2005 7:28 pm
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I must admit, I did change one other thing yesterday. I went with Rhound"s strategy somewhat using LP only to be looserbut only with suited connectors 5,6+ and Axs. But the biggest change was slow playing KK early.That got me an early chip lead and your article took me the rest of the way. And really, i believe slow playing the big two early falls into what you say in the article as well.
kel
Statistics: Posted by teknikel — Thu Mar 31, 2005 3:52 am
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Thanks for the reply. Whenever I put an article out I'm never sure if I'm missing something or not. But as long as it helped at least one BTPer then I'm happy.
Your right about never giving up. I don't know how many times my tight play as left me short stacked at the final table only to build chips after I get there to move up to the top.
But, I am working on a strategy to still see as many final tables but have more chips when I get there because it's not fun being the short stack all the time.
I'll give everyone a hint. There are a lot of chips to be won early when players like Kowboy are sitting back waiting for the blinds to go up so they can shift gears. Once I prefect early (the first hour) play I'll pass it on.
Statistics: Posted by TexasKowboy — Wed Mar 30, 2005 12:52 pm
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It's just pointing out some common mistakes that I have found myself making.
Let me know what you think. (good or bad)
Statistics: Posted by TexasKowboy — Tue Mar 29, 2005 4:12 pm
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