Snowmen never fold -- true story.
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I tried folding a snowman once, but it just melted
Snowmen never fold -- true story.
I tried folding a snowman once, but it just melted
thank you very much Collin and to all for support . i appreciate it and i am very glad to be with good people here in the first place.
after all, I have an even stronger fight. But I was born to win and never surrender. I organized two weeks of cash games. Now I can turn to online poker.
I wish you all the best
Haha confirmed snowman! And Vorpal that's true, I've got to increase my showdown percent now to be a true snowman ![]()
Alex, glad to hear that. Keep fighting and succeeding!
Like I mentioned last Wednesday, the coaching on Aug 7 is cancelled. On Aug 14 we'll be back like normal and hopefully stay that way for quite a while this time
This week on the coaching ... 18man!
We're going to look at a $15 18man that I played, as well as live footage of another player in an 18man session. See you guys there :f_biggrin::f_cool::f_drink:
Hi, folks.
Is there a thread/post with a comprehensive sequence of steps (which articles to read, which videos to watch, which to train/practice, ranges to play from each position/stage) to go from level -616158 of knowledge on SNG to +1 or +2 and being able to beat the initial micro limits?
I read a couple of sparse posts, but I don't really know from where to start to have a solid foundation.
Thanks.
Originally posted by pguest
Hi, folks.Is there a thread/post with a comprehensive sequence of steps (which articles to read, which videos to watch, which to train/practice, ranges to play from each position/stage) to go from level -616158 of knowledge on SNG to +1 or +2 and being able to beat the initial micro limits?
I read a couple of sparse posts, but I don't really know from where to start to have a solid foundation.
Thanks.
Hi
The SNG Lesson Overview ( https://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/sit-and-go/sng-lesson-overview/) starts at the most basic of basics and goes on from there.
It should get you going -- and you could likely skim the first few sections -- but then all of us could use a refresher now and again..
All the best,
VS
Thanks, Vorpal!
And are those up-to-date? As far as I recall, we have some outdated articles here on PS (at least for cash).
I'm going to take a guess and say that although they are old, at that basic level, the information is more-or-less timeless.
Things like ICM won't change, for example.
Once you get to the more advanced stuff, you'll need to take the ideas and compare them to what is presented in the coaching sessions.
I'd be interested in hearing Collin's opinion of the strategy articles, and I'll ask him during the next session.
Cheers,
VS
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
I'm going to take a guess and say that although they are old, at that basic level, the information is more-or-less timeless.
Things like ICM won't change, for example.
I've asked a similar question in the past, and it has been pointed out to me that ICM is considered mostly obsolete by now and has been replaced by FGS (Future Game Simulations). That being said, many ICM concepts kind of carry over to FGS, if my understanding is correct, so learning it is not entirely wrong.
I believe FGS can more or less be considered the updated version of ICM. Yet again, I could be wrong, and I am looking forward to Collin's reply.
Proper link to the reworked (a few years ago) section of SNG articles: https://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/sit-and-go/
As you can see it includes FGS to some extent.
If you are new to poker and you want to build a solid foundations about SNGs, our articles are the way to start.
Thanks for posting that Vorpal! And Imgoingtomirage thanks for posting the revised one too.
I definitely agree that's the place to start and will give the foundation for a lot of videos. Pguest, if you have any questions on what you're learning, please come to one of the Wednesday coachings and we'd be very happy to help out. Good luck in your quest to learn SNGs!
Harrier, I wouldn't say that ICM is obsolete, but you're right that FGS (which still incorporates ICM) is very important in a lot of short-stacked spots.
This week on the coaching ... Pokerstrategy member Ghaleon shows his play!
His lines, comments, and ideas are always totally on point. And now we're going to see exactly how the man himself plays poker.
Tune in this Wednesday as we watch a 4-tabling session Ghaleon played recently, see his strategy and debate lines
This week on the coaching ... 15-30bb play! We're going to look at hands with an effective stack between 15-30bb to see the optimal line with an SNG focus and lots of MTT examples as well. Some with be pre-flop only but we'll also look at a number of postflop spots with this stack size. See you guys there
Unfortunately the coaching on Weds Sept 4 is now cancelled. Sorry to make this change, but we're scheduled to get hit with a Category 4 hurricane on Monday night and Katie has decided we're not going to wait around here to see if they're right about that ♦
Heading north early tomorrow morning to beat the rush, and will be away for the next week or so, but we will for sure be back before Sept 11 for the next coaching!
Thanks Prim and Vorpal, we're in Atlanta, GA right now and weather all calm here, hopefully hurricane turns north soon!