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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 730182, member: 26306"]
For the answer to your second comment, read the first quoted above. Playing like a rock will not make you a very good profit and if you want to win a 45-person sng? You can kind of forget that one. Winning a tournament like that requires accumulating chips, and playing like a rock is not the way to do it. You may be able to grind out a small profit playing like a rock against bad players at ring games, but you won't win many tournaments (you may have a lot of barely placing or bubbling). I'd advise trying to loosen up a little bit, get a little bit more aggressive on flops where you miss but suspect your opponent may have missed as well, and use positional advantage. Just keep reading around the forums. If the rock style is working for you I'd stick with it but if my predictions are right (just barely breaking even and bubbling/barely ITM in most tourneys) I would work on what I mentioned earlier here. A rock is one of the easiest opponents to play against as well so if you ever get to the point where you're playing against semi-intelligent opponents, you're going to be destroyed playing like a rock.
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