Originally posted by Lizocain
thanks for ur replies..some problems here.. its not the regulars who beats me, they are so easy to read, they have max buyin, i know every single hand depending on their position, i fold jj qq to them coz i know they hold the aces, problem is with folding AK..that one i cant, and therefor i lose, today lost 3 ak, in no more then 1k hands? also 2x aa again vs tt (drill on flop) and jj same drill...i played about half hour now, analyzed the hands..and i would do the same thing again, im trying to select the tables with no more then 2 sss but sometimes there are just shity tables..and again, even if i know who's the fish maniac, they just always have luck with their 2-3outs..i moved up 3BI fast in the beginning with having flop drills and such then lost 3bi with ak, 2bi with aa, 2 with jj, one bi with a 15outs monster, the guy had 1 out and it came was insane hand...are u guys playing on full tilt?
Hi Lizocain,
I play NL100 SSS at FT. Just started with the PS starting capital
Some advices,
1. Read again the SSS basic articles and starting hands table, you will always use them
2. Accept your errors. A9o UTG 3BBs raise is not a good play. And against loose-aggressive players and calling stations is worst. We are all here to help each other and no one wants to criticize in a bad way other players
3. Make a better read of your opponents. "its not the regulars who beats me, they are so easy to read, they have max buyin"
This is not true, Max buy-ins don't mean anything
4. Play fewer tables. This helps a lot to make better decisions
5. Choose the tables you play. Remember that 2 short stacks more than you is the limit to enter and stay in the table. Consider Players 20-30 BBs as SS
6. Do not keep an eye all the time on your BR. You can't always win. "It's All One Big Session"
7. The most important: Remain calm when you play and try not to play more than 2hrs continuously, take some little breaks in your sessions
Good luck! ... if it exists