AjR3ckless said:This is a to for and valid point, not saying planning is pointless.... From my experiences the only thing I plan is my adjustment to the blinds depending on my stack and my approach to how I play certain hands and that what I can have sure control of to keep me in to tourni
Really very good!pirateglenn said:Its impossible to have a plan with poker due to one simple word - Variance.
You can however develop your game to have the ability to " switch gears" as tournaments progress and it never hurts to have a strong knowledge of pot odds and pot equity as you get deeper into a tournament.
Check out this thread and link posted by our very own Tammy back in 2019 which offers sound and solid advice around changing up your level of play, its really good stuff.
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/learning-poker-57/subtle-gear-changes-improve-your-poker-418021/
I wish you every luck.
Poker is a very flexible game. Nothing can be said with certainty. There is no guarantee that playing tight or loose will fetch you the desired result.Rob Hobson said:No, I don't have a plan for a determined game, I mean I have many plans inside my harder mind and I follow my mood and table/hand timing to play whatever plan it suggest to me to do. Many times I lost and win playing tight, the same manner as playing loose, maniac sometimes, and all those stiles push me towards the way I carry now, and I'd like to share this.
What about you, do you have a plan!
Everyone has a distinctive style. My main game is triple up SNGs. I start each game tight, tighter than most players you've probably ever seen and then I loosen up bit by bit as the head count goes down. It helps to have a tight image especially when the blinds get to the point they're worth steeling. Usually, 50-100 and up. When the chip count gets critical is the time to switch into reckless mode, all in or nothing play. A tight image is helpful there, too. I equate chip count with time. If I get enough time accumulated then I'll sit back, relax, and let the others with less accumulated time duke it out. Since I'll be sharing the payoff with two other players, I'm not concerned with winning all the chips though I've been known to become a bully when I've amassed a ton of time.Rob Hobson said:No, I don't have a plan for a determined game, I mean I have many plans inside my harder mind and I follow my mood and table/hand timing to play whatever plan it suggest to me to do. Many times I lost and win playing tight, the same manner as playing loose, maniac sometimes, and all those stiles push me towards the way I carry now, and I'd like to share this.
What about you, do you have a plan!