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What's the Biggest Advantage Pros Have Over Rec Players?
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[QUOTE="Goldog, post: 4878929, member: 8446"] While it is an advantage to be properly rolled, this is clearly not the reason they have an advantage. It’s knowledge and discipline. It’s managing the skill and luck. It’s understanding the pace and changing dynamics. It’s getting through the long trudge to the $$$ & FT. Online MTTs are a few hours. Big buyin live tournaments last days. From the perspective you presented, your disadvantages seem to be your own. Scrimping for a buyin &!playing like anyone cares about that. (This is clear to your opponent and give them power over you from hand #1. Obviously the play in a $10,000 tournament is a couple steps up from your normal $10 SnG. But if you can’t play the style you are comfortable at where have your skills gone? Work your way up the ranks. Play a level that’s comfortable both to your bankroll and mindset. Build a stack which accommodates the tournament(s) you’d like to play. Be rolled for the cash games you know are there. So yes bankroll is important. But IMO, it’s not theirs you need to worry about. [/QUOTE]
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