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But there are more tightees than 2 years ago, like CJ said (btw, all hail from we sychophants to godlike Ceasar
)I gotta try Party P. ...maybe.
Statistics: Posted by WildBillHickok — Fri Sep 29, 2006 7:49 am
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After hearing so many players say you have to go for first place i adjusted my style in the course of last year with much more swings as a result.
The 33 in a row ($55) OTM finishes with 46% of them being 4th places had me leaving SNG's.
I do very well at the NL cashgames at the moment and I am not planning to leave them for my main income but I do feel my job at the sng's is far from over.
All in all in any game you should play the style that comes natural to you. You only gotta change it if you are not making money and find were you can tune your game.
If you start playing a style that not suits you it won't make you money in the long run because you are pretending to be a player that you are not.
I have much respect for Dan Harrington as everybody must have. His style suits me best. But is not the bible on poker and if you are a Gus Hansen kind of player it may be total rubbish for you. Just try to get the best out of all these books and try to plug leaks you might have.
If you are a winning player don't change the channel just tune to get a better perception.
Statistics: Posted by tommyhawk — Mon Sep 11, 2006 4:34 am
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