Quote from: GxSTxV on July 17, 2025, 11:02:13 PM

and most players now learned my strategy.

I often change my strategy and even when I have a good card, I choose to check and wait for other players to call and I will raise so that other players are not easy to learn my strategy style. 😁

Quote from: GxSTxV on July 17, 2025, 11:02:13 PM

Sadly, I can’t find much players on the Sit-and-go tables with two players only. I don’t know if you guys noticed liking this type of game, but personally I enjoy it more when I play outside for quick games, either you double your money or lose it all.

I actually enjoy playing Sit and Go games, but I've seen a few times where no other players have registered. This type of game is actually more exciting, with the prize pool being shared, just like in a tournament.
If you have some free time we can play in Sit and Go with buy in 50 uBTC seems very interesting.

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Quote from: Toro iskandar on July 17, 2025, 09:37:09 PM

I've had a similar experience. In the several tournaments I've played, when I went all in early, I always lost, and the river was always a sucka. Since then, I've avoided going all in early, or I've preferred to wait for someone else to go all in.

same experience with me.
But Outside of tournaments, I'm personally aggressive, and bluffing is my most common activity. But in tournaments, I've become more patient, realizing that ultimately, only the one who can survive until the end wins. But in regular play, I just need to play quickly, making some traps, as if I were patient and not aggressive. Then, at some point, I become aggressive, making others think I have a good hand... when I don't. Grin

When playing in tournaments, we sometimes think about the money and play patiently, but subconsciously overfold.
This makes it easy to understand our strategic style. Sometimes in tournaments, we also need to be a little aggressive to disguise our strategic style and make it difficult to read.