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Message: [QUOTE="luvspoker2, post: 651511, member: 27841"] I play in Pokerstars Heads Up Tourney every day, I am trying to improve my game, and I am determined to place 1st in this. I started out placing way up in the thousands, and gradually became a little more knowledge of this game. I now reach the 5th round usually(each round is about 1 hour-even if you finish your table early),trying to reach 1st place. Today,a few hands into it,I had a pair of Queens,other player placed a high bet I called reraised,then he raised,left all-in. So,we both all-in .I see my pocket Queens are good at the time-other player A/k ,then flop,he hits his king for a pair.So,I am out early,pitiful,but my own bad call-i should have just called his,and went from there i think...... I know better than to do a all-in prior to flop. Pocket Queens usually good pair,not invincible,but good. So, I was taken out very early in this game. Disappointed with myself for doing that all-in. It was 1 of those moments I wished I could call my bet back for sure. I've learned again the hard way~never ever go all-in without seeing flop or a reading on my opponents cards-or is there something else i am missing for a lesson in what i did?. I am not whining per say,just berating myself for my bad call :) I am really enjoying heads up,it's so different then full table of 6-9 players. Strategys are used so much differently in this game. I really am determined in this tourney to place 1st. It's in pokerstars,1000+50 tokies.sign up about 12:30pm eastern time,then it starts 1pm.eastern time. no, it's not cash,but good practice for cash heads up games.I've been lasting to 5th round,then I run into a lot of non stop all-ins,where I will finally call with high pair or high suited runners,and,watch them catch thiers instead. I never have come across a 'normal' poker player in 5th round. What I mean by 'normal'= make calls,place bets,get to the bend or even river,compared to the constant'all-in' players. I know all in players have thier rights-(we all go all in every day usually in a hand or two),but not much fun constantly doing the folding for good 5-20 minutes. I'm going to be more careful tomorrow when the time comes.Any advice/strategy on how to get beyond 5th round? it's texas hold 'em heads up no limit. thanks all:) [/QUOTE]

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