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Postflop play in Sit and Go Tournaments can be tricky. So getting as much information on the subject as possible can’t be a bad thing. Lisa Grant takes you through some advanced strategies for the situations in this video.
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#1
looserbaby79, 17 Nov 09 07:13
very good video and good explanationdefinitely very helpful even for advanced players
in the very beginning you say "this video focused on last part of SHORT STACK STRATEGY"but this is SNG video :-)
#2
Pichux, 25 Nov 09 21:50
I have one thing that i don't understand in this article and video. For example, when you are pre-flop agressor and you miss the flop completely with more than one villain, theres is said "Play defensively". Now i don't really understand this part. In my actual game right now i make it as a pot size cbet against 2 very rarely 3 villains. Is this the way it's meant?#3
Pichux, 25 Nov 09 21:51
States to all the places in the articles where it is said to "play defensively".#4
painterman007, 16 Dec 09 10:00
defensive means check/fold, not investing more chips#5
quadsLT, 30 Dec 09 22:42
very very helpful video for begginers.#6
navigator75, 24 Jan 10 11:47
Thanks for this video. I hope to put some of these tols into practice sooner rather than later. Have to stop the rush of blood to the mouse first that often occurs when I think I may be ahead.#7
marouanehasbi, 04 Mar 10 14:02
if i am the pre flop agressor and i miss the flop vs 2+ villains, i check and there's a small cbet. can i call it one time like i would b the one making the cbet?ty for the video, very helpful!
#8
Huckebein, 10 Mar 10 16:16
Hi marouanehasbi,you shouldn't call the bet after checking. By checking, you turn your hand upside down because you won't do this if you would have hit the flop. And in addition, when you are betting, the other guy probably could fold. But if you check/call, you loose this advantage. Against 2+ opponents, the best play is probably check/fold if you have missed the flop. But this depends on your opponents as well.
#9
Huckebein, 10 Mar 10 16:18
@2: It always depends on the situation, but cbetting this big is almost never a good idea in a SnG. In the end it is a -EV play because you hardly can generate enough folds to make it profitable. That's what the article suggests as well.#10
DavidR17, 11 Mar 11 19:25
good vid very helpful#11
rossd152, 17 Jan 12 03:04
you say to make a standard c. bet of half pot as pre flop raiser on most flops. In the hand with the k,6,k flop u make it 2/3rds the pot...u make all the right points that point toward making it half pot as per usual but u advize a bet of 2/3rds pot. there is no reason to make it 2/3rds pot and is i was the caller here i would see this as weakness and be more likely to make a move and thus put the pre flop raiser in a difficult spot, can you pls explain this pls ty for the good vid otherwise