Accumulating Chips in 18-Man SNGs
- Sit and Go
- SNG
- $16
- Fullring
(14 Votes)
7600
Description
Collin reviews a $15 18man sit & go played by an 18man regular. He focuses on playing a loose style in order to accumulate chips.
Comments (20)
newest first#1
Please leave feedback and suggestions in the comments section below and Collin will be happy to answer.
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#3 Agosfc: Thanks. If you list the time of a specific shove you're interested in, I'm happy to talk more about it.
#4 Nejc351: Appreciate that!
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i have a question for colin moshman tho
what percentage of total tourneys come along as your chosen tourneys to comment?
and a suggestion, try to see how a commnetary works were you
a) make good moves but the boards runs agaisnt you like 3 or 4 times in a row
b) make good moves but get cool hands from the software
my fav here is i'm short, i push say a top 7% range and bb wakes up with aa and you lose
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Solid advices as always.
One suggestion from me, at hand 13:20 you told to bet 200 to pot 300 on any flop, when vil. checks. I prefer to bet there half_pot+epsilon :P in this case 160 works the same, and we lose less when he c/raises. I play hypers 6max right now so I have that kind of situations all the time.
Greetings Collin and keep going ;)
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12:10 is an openlimp ever better than a minraise there? why?
had to laugh about the 'trick' from unam. in fact that was the first thing i've learned when i started using sngwiz ;-)
lol at the T8o hand.
don't like several play from hero
greetz
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and very chaotic play by the hero, lots of bad pushes -- DrPepper pointed some of them ;-)
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#7 Madein: Against certain players we don't want to stack off there, but against others (such a loose player who rarely folds), I definitely agree that just shoving will be our best option.
#10 Maniac81: I agree that stats are super-important, the benefit to a statless replayer though is it allows us to talk about how we would act against players with a wide variety of different stats, instead of just the HUD showing up on the screen. I will try to incorporate more actual stats though in the vids, thank you for your feedback.
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#12 Cassiusclay: A huge part of our profit in playing the hand is taking down the blinds uncontested, so I would never open-limp. And yes, the "trick" was one I should have known for sure :)
#13 DrPepper: Thanks for your comments/feedback!
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#16 Dexter17: Thanks :)
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I think a 3bet looks much stronger, and if BTN shoves over, we are way behind. = Much cheaper solution.