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Message: [QUOTE="zwbb, post: 4458417, member: 271909"] Some people, starting to play the cache, face many difficulties due to the fact that the pottery of each bank can potentially cost them real money if they lose. For them, this circumstance outweighs the benefits of the possibility of winning real money in cases where they win the pot. Thus, the psychological barrier of fear of losing will greatly influence their game and, therefore, they will not be able to play their best game. Also, at the level of micro-limit games, where a pre-flop raise call can only cost 6 cents, some people consider money again as an absolute factor rather than a relative factor and say to themselves, "Hell, 6 cents is nothing." I call. " Obviously, this is an incorrect way of thinking. If you find yourself thinking like this in cash games, then maybe they are not for you. When I started playing cache, I noticed something of this kind in myself and I know from reading numerous posts that so many new players in cash games are also experiencing this psychological effect. In the SNG games, once paying buyin, you can forget about the money in the raffle of each hand, because instead of money you have tournament chips. The motivation for winning comes from contemplating the sums of the prize fund and the ability to be an absolute "winner" of the tournament. People who like to play SNG, the fact that the proud first place will be flaunted in front of their name, outweighs the potential risk of losing their buyin in the event that they finish the tournament in fourth place (in the SNG 9-max, the first three places fall into the prizes) . From the point of view of the gameplay, the main difference between cash games and SNG is that in the cache games, by their very nature, there is no predefined set of correct ways of hand drawing and that the cash games depend very much on the nature of the game of each player, which means that you need to understand what each player does at the table. Obviously, there are standard ways of playing in each hand and that, on the other hand, there are also some moves that will never bring you money, but the ability to manipulate opponents at the table and the ability to make mums based on how the pocket cards of opponents look, look much more obvious. [/QUOTE]

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