Originally posted by HergenL
Some nice results you got, gratz for moving up! Sounds like you're pretty confident in your game, have you played higher stakes before?
How do you usually work on your game, do you just analyse a lot of spots or do you work on more general theory as well? Have you found anything helpful in our articles and videos?
We're currently doing a major overhaul of our complete strategy section and have already released some new lessons for SnG Players. A lot of that is probably very basic for you, but here's the overview:
New SNG lesson overview
There's still a lot of subjects on our list that haven't been released yet as you can see, but we're updating that overview whenever there's a new release and I can imagine that especially some of the upcoming lessons might be quite interesting for you.
If you have any feedback to share we'd love to hear it of course!
So long, wish you best of luck at the tables!
Thanks, yeah i am pretty confident at the moment mainly because i'm playing a lot more and doing fairly well but my confidence does change more than i'd like based on my results.
I've played 60s before, in 2012 i had good results in them but this year i'm losing quite a bit in them over 3k games. It's annoying as i feel the 30s and 60s aren't too different. There's a lot of the same regs in the games and i'm doing ok in the 30s.
I usually go over hand histories/use holdem resources calculator for specific spots i have trouble with. I should probably do more study than i do. I'm looking for better ways to study but i'm not sure what else i can do really
I haven't really looked at any articles/videos on the site. The new lessons look interesting and i'll check them out at some point
Originally posted by Schnitzelfisch
Hey there sngplayer90!
If you're struggling with motivation, check out this video I made on it :).
-Primoz
I was looking at some of your videos the other day a lot of the topics you have done videos on are things i could definitely improve upon.
I am getting better with it and having more of a routine now though.