Usually in those 5 minutes I go for a glass of water, I talk to my parents about how the tournament has gone, even if they don't understand even 5% of what I'm talking about or I check my social networks and I get distracted for a while
Usually rush to the bathroom or into the Kitchen to make a coffee or sandwich, once I make the cash I will open the lobby to see where I am in the game and try to Identify the shorter stacks as they become the targets for taking out of the game, so I can Ladder up.
Playing against shorter stacks give you the benefit of crippling them without damaging your own chances.
That is the nature of the game, the big fish, eat the smaller fish, and if you are hitting a few decent hands you too can become a Shark.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
Playing against shorter stacks give you the benefit of crippling them without damaging your own chances.
That is the nature of the game, the big fish, eat the smaller fish, and if you are hitting a few decent hands you too can become a Shark.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
For an hour of playing, we can get very tired and during a break, we must definitely do a little warm-up. Legs, hands, neck. Take some time to see. Circular eye rotation, rapid blinking, palming, etc. A very cool way to relieve fatigue and stretch your hands is to juggle. True, juggling is very relaxing. Especially if your head hurts, you feel heaviness or breaks through with drowsiness. By the way, you can learn to juggle in the same five minutes with the help of apples and a normal tutorial.umyt said:
