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Message: [QUOTE="zachvac, post: 1211160, member: 26306"] The following is just my opinion, take it with a grain of salt: Actually as you get later in a tourney position becomes less and less important because stacks are not very big. When you have ~20 BBs you want to be looking for spots to resteal more than anything. Most likely the bigger stacks will be stealing with a pretty wide range and basically you want to punish this. You can be pushing hands like suited connectors and broadway cards along with the normal monsters. I'm still working on the concept myself on when to do it with what hands and in which spots. But generally if you are shortstacked near the bubble position plays a very limited roll and we should be playing very little postflop. Seems you really didn't stick to BRM. As you lose some you should be moving down and it should take a long time to go busto from $450. Maybe it was a long time and you're just being brief but in general you should be playing like $5 tourneys at the most with $450 and like 10nl (5c/10c blinds) for cash games. ok, please don't take offense to this, but if your only analysis of your game is you do well sometimes and lose sometimes you probably have a ways to go on the strategy side. Good news you're in the right place :). The Harrington tournament books are fantastic and I would deinitely read them. The cash game books aren't horrible but honestly I think the tourney books will help your cash game more than the cash game books, just my opinion. One other thing I would do is read [URL="https://www.cardschat.com/forum/cash-games-11/ring-game-hand-analysis-required-reading-144488/"]this[/URL]. It will likely be a bit confusing at first, but if you can work to understand these concepts you'll be well on your way to being a solid cash game player.[URL="https://www.cardschat.com/forum/cash-games-11/ring-game-hand-analysis-required-reading-144488/"] [/URL] I'd do Full Tilt assuming you have/can get rakeback. But then again you're in the UK so you can basically play anywhere. Play somewhere that has plenty of low limit tourney/cash action and offers good rakeback. Hopefully this was helpful. [/QUOTE]

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