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[QUOTE="Sos1l, post: 7234092, member: 486867"]
I'm also weak when it comes to winning at MTT.
In tournaments, situations force you to play freely — you end up making forced calls or shocks that don't allow you to reach your full potential and win.
Plus, bad bits and coolers will destroy all your hard work in three seconds at the worst possible moment.

This is why I love cash games.
You can throw off a lot of cash, safely wait for strong hands (the blinds don't put pressure on you), and when you clearly have an advantage over your opponent, you hit and take what belongs to you.
You can't sit in tournaments for half an hour without opening your hands, especially in the later stages, and you can't just fold everything  Besides monsters into 3bet.
But in cash — you can certainly do it.

I like to wait.
I like not playing in the trash or discovering free ranges, so I don't get into trouble all the time and end up bluffing.
When you have time, you can take your time, because when you rush, you make very risky moves, which leads to serious mistakes.The ability to wait is a powerful weapon against those who cannot wait, and tournaments take away this wonderful opportunity from you.
On the contrary — I love strength, I love confidence.
And even if I lose with AA, KK, AK, set, street or flash, I don't blame myself.
For me Death should Necessarily be beautiful.
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