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Message: [QUOTE="nuttea, post: 5477067, member: 101312"] [COLOR=#222222]Cash games take place in a calm endless environment, without reference to time, in a constant glass. As a result, there are changes. Dead cards are periods when you need to constantly start a game, and all this is 15 out of 20 hands. In a tournament, a protracted card — a dead phase — will crush you into powder, remaining too short a glass.[/COLOR] Tournaments take place in a dynamic, limited environment, where the constant growth of blinds forces you to constantly fight for survival. When you are handed over only garbage like a variety of 54, waiting for the right hands to play is the same thing as condemning yourself to a slow and painful death. In unlimited time cash games, opening 54о from a CO position (cut-off) over a long distance is a weak action. As part of a basic low-key strategy, you simply open the wrong hands, and simply too meaningless in too loose you will open very wide, ultimately your raises will lose fold equity.For the player’s cache, this sounds like crazy, but first we need to draw a clear line between + chip EV and + $ EV. In cash games, there is only one type of mathematical expectation (EV), as chips are literally equal to money. In tournaments, the value of the chips is excellent and the approach to converting them into money is more complicated than just equating one chip to one dollar. Every good tournament player likes his concept of tournament life. [COLOR=#222222]Simply put, the longer you stay in the tournament, the more chances you have to win a lot of money. Since as you approach the final table, the payout steps in the tournament increase exponentially, the duration of the game is very easy to convert to + $ EV. A big chip win is also + $ EV, but when there is a high risk of relegation from the tournament when there is a potential profitable chipEV, you should reconsider the situation.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222222] [/COLOR] [COLOR=#222222]In cash games for a reasonable call on the river, your opponent needs your hand equity against the beta range to be no lower than the pot odds. In a tournament, in addition to the bank’s chances and equity at stake, the tournament position and the risk of flying out. As a result, in order to put pressure on tournaments, we can use smaller bets.[/COLOR][COLOR=#222222]in general, a lot of nuances. this is the first thing I remembered[/COLOR]:) [COLOR=#222222]and I wouldn’t mix the disciplines. it is better to choose one and the second to exclude completely (block); here the choice is already yours![/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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