[Closed] Time To Take Some Time Away From The Tables.

no shame in taking a break from the real money tables. gl when/if u decide to return to the real money tables.

Originally posted by i5bet72o
no shame in taking a break from the real money tables. gl when/if u decide to return to the real money tables.

I'll deffo return to the money tables. I still have around $45 still on my account. At the moment, I personally disregard BRM and enter the $2.2 MTTs.... Generally due to being more frequent than those of $1.1 MTTs. I understand this is ill advised among many, but coming to the bubble in my last 4, I feel it's a very good investment if I break through.

However, I need to step back for abit and maybe recognise to maybe tighten myself up near the bubble due to these events, or possibly disregard MTTs altogether and seek to specailise in SnG or RG [this probably wont be the case, as I feel my own game is getting stronger, it's just these walls I'm crashing into]

Thank you for your good luck... I may need it to break through the hardened bubble!!

/Chez

Take the break if you feel that is correct for you...

However in that time why not read up on bubble strategy for MTT's...

If i am not playing great poker but got the itch I find that learning is almost as fun as playing ....

Good luck from me in the future ...

Also can i ask .. do you play sit n go's at all?

(your more likely to get a better ROI from micro sit n go's than micro mtt's)

After all we are barely making any profit in these until we run deep

Just a suggestion ... keep us informed about how you get on ....

Edit: i missed this statement "or possibly disregard MTTs altogether and seek to specailise in SnG or RG" .. i say go for it when you feel up to it (SnG) ♠_cool:

Originally posted by cjchalmers
Take the break if you feel that is correct for you...

However in that time why not read up on bubble strategy for MTT's...

If i am not playing great poker but got the itch I find that learning is almost as fun as playing ....

Good luck from me in the future ...

Also can i ask .. do you play sit n go's at all?

(your more likely to get a better ROI from micro sit n go's than micro mtt's)

After all we are barely making any profit in these until we run deep

Just a suggestion ... keep us informed about how you get on ....

Edit: i missed this statement "or possibly disregard MTTs altogether and seek to specailise in SnG or RG" .. i say go for it when you feel up to it (SnG) ♠_cool:

Yea, I've been looking at the bigger MTTs... Even though that's say its a $69+9 buyin, once they reach the money, what ever they cash, in realistic terms is a good return [imo]...

However, mirco MTTs you're looking to actually get onto the final table even before you make a double figure. It seems tideous, and it actually seems SnGs seems the best way to make the money in microstakes [imo]...

With the time and effort, I think SnGs are overall better. The field is smaller, and so are the cashes, but I'd prefer taking on one table rather than waiting for 13 tables to knock each other out before a final table!

/C

my best advice would be to completely stop for a week but try at least daily 4-5 hours of video watching some coaching (its alot free here just catch it) and read those articles, untill u dont understand its point..just stopping wont help a shit, learning will some

Originally posted by Lizocain
my best advice would be to completely stop for a week but try at least daily 4-5 hours of video watching some coaching (its alot free here just catch it) and read those articles, untill u dont understand its point..just stopping wont help a shit, learning will some

Thank you for the advice. I think I intend to do some tonight =].

/C

i've never really played much micro MTT's, they are quite tough for me to get itm. However, i started off playing turbo SNG's and i'm cashing quite often now. It takes some time to learn to play SNG's well and you need to play quite a few games before you get better at it. You need to watch your opponents as well, when you learn how you opponents play, your skill will improve and your ROI will go up over time,

Good luck at the tables.

Micro mtt's and high buy in mtt's have the same structure... It's always about getting into the final table in mtt's.. everything else ain't worth it ♦