Hello, I have recently started playing 1.50$ 6 max hyper turbo SNG tournaments (900 tournaments so far) and I am playing them really badly.
How I play is usually play 3 max during my "study" sessions. In this games I will mark any hand that I think deserves attention or where I did not know whether to fold/call/shove and then run that hand through holdemresources calculator. If I have any reads on players I will change the ranges that HRC provides otherwise I will just go with nash ranges that it provides and base my decisions on those. So far the main problem that I am having is not calling wide enough when I am big stack and pushing hard enough (although this are small +). I almost never have an error saying I am calling to much.
But CNET adjusted is telling me the opposite. In 900 tournaments I am 30$ ahead with CNET won and -40$ with CNET adjusted. This means that I should be losing heavily and I have to improve my playstyle but I simply have no idea. It seems to me that I am going all in to much when I am at a disadvantage. An example: Three players left all with 1000 stacks and blinds are 75/150/15. Button folds and and I am SB with ATo. Now in this situation HRC gives Nash range of around 80% push, so I push based on this. BB open QQ and I just made a mistake by CNET adjusted standards and my EV drops.
I tried playing more passive but this usually just leads to me getting starved since having no hands. I simply have no idea how to play profitably based on CNET adjusted standards.
Also is taking coin flips good idea or will you lose eventually? For example if I take coin flip early I do gain double increase in equity but I entire equity so CNET adjusted would make me lose?
TL:DR; CNET adjusted is telling me I am playing badly and going All-in with weaker hands to often while HRC is telling me I am playing too passive and I just be shoving/calling harder and I don't know what to listen.
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