jerlasvegas
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- #26
I am just learning the game, but I play both. They are very different games from what I have so far assimilated.
With cash games, I have learned to try and stick with more of a GTO theory even though I do not fully understand it. What I do understand is that it is important to pay attention to how often other players are calling/raising. What situations do they call/raise in? Were you able to see a flop they went all in with?
In a cash game, I take these factors into consideration preflop. In a cash game, every hand is a brand new hand with the previous having no relevance to the current hand as far as your bankroll is concerned.
In a tournament, you want to WIN, but you want to be profitable. So an ICM model type play is more suited for that as far as I can tell. I like these and can hit ITM in freerolls often. I think I've only done it once or twice with a paid tournament. I've only been playing 6 months.
With cash games, I have lost a ton of money. But that was part of the learning process as far as I am concerned.
For now, I enjoy playing both.
With cash games, I have learned to try and stick with more of a GTO theory even though I do not fully understand it. What I do understand is that it is important to pay attention to how often other players are calling/raising. What situations do they call/raise in? Were you able to see a flop they went all in with?
In a cash game, I take these factors into consideration preflop. In a cash game, every hand is a brand new hand with the previous having no relevance to the current hand as far as your bankroll is concerned.
In a tournament, you want to WIN, but you want to be profitable. So an ICM model type play is more suited for that as far as I can tell. I like these and can hit ITM in freerolls often. I think I've only done it once or twice with a paid tournament. I've only been playing 6 months.
With cash games, I have lost a ton of money. But that was part of the learning process as far as I am concerned.
For now, I enjoy playing both.







