How to transition from cash games to tournaments smoothly?

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Learn to understand ICM and study short-stacked push-fold ranges. These are the two major adjustments.
 
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I used to be a cash game player, and a few years ago I switched to playing only tournaments, mostly online. I can say they are very different worlds.

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Studying of course
A pro team probably the best way
A few courses
God bless
 
Lux12 said:
How to transition from cash games to tournaments smoothly?
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GTO WIZARD is free to look at ranges at multiple stack depths- MTT requires you to stack protect at points in the MTT so your Villains will be folding more often taking advantage of those extra folds is a good spot to study--Bet sizing in MTT is not the same as CASH bet size strength is often based more on V stack than pot size at lower stacks.

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Start with small tournaments — micro-stakes or freerolls will help you get used to the tournament structure, blinds, and stages of play without taking serious risks.
 
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