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[QUOTE="joeaugie, post: 1311858, member: 15770"] I like that you are doing your own thing with programming and keeping a database. However, there are some tools out there that are free you can utilize and keep track of some of those things. Sharkscope.com keeps track of all the SNGs that people play at a number of sites including Full Tilt and Poker Stars. Essentially, you get 5 free searches per day, but can pay for more advanced searching options and more searches per day. Also, Pokerstars and Full Tilt have the ability to keep notes on players within their software....utilize that. In general, though, don't overload yourself with info while playing. Sngs, esp Turbos, are just a matter of playing really tight in the early stages, making a few blind steals from solid position during the middle stages, and push/fold in late stages when you start to get under 10 Big Blinds in chips. MTTs are different depending on the structures, but that may be more of an arena where you would utilize your notes and thoughts. Simply put....SNGs can be beat by playing the same way over and over again...while MTTs are more open to interpretation. Thinking and engaging in each hand while you play is the first step toward success....it's a looooooooong road, but if you committ to focusing every time you play you are already ahead of the competition, especially at the micro stakes. [/QUOTE]
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