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[QUOTE="buddyanton, post: 672414, member: 30107"] i didnt mean to offend the other team. i see the same difference between cash games and tourney. somehow being focus and watching and playing in position is key to all poker games but playing with variables like number of players in tourney, growing stacks, diminishing stacks, escalating blinds all add to another dimension to tourney compared to sitting on a cash games table, fold 300 hands, what a hand, trap and get paid. I do see that tourney play is in need of a few different tactics and getting maximum extraction of your hand is uber important. no use wasting flopping the nutflush with an AI and no callers? might not have that type a hand that would put you in a position to beat up others? if anyone else has more info on what steps a player would need to take in order to prepare successfully for tourney play please add. maybe this is the criteria mid to low 20s, college drop out, endless cans of redbull. only kidding. in a nutshell my proposal 1 table sng 2 table sng 4 table mtt gradual, and then you are off. [/QUOTE]
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