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Old 06-22-2005, 06:07 AM     Post subject: READ BEFORE POSTING: SnG History Posting Guidelines #1 (permalink)  
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 Tournament History Posting Guidelines

Please review the Hand Posting Guidelines here.

Same basic principles apply here, but this forum is for discussing strategies specifically for playing in No-Limit Hold'em sit-n-go tournaments (up to 2 tables only; 3 tables or more go in MTT Tactics). As such, you may post complete tournament transcripts here, but please keep one thing in mind:

Condense your tournament hand histories with the Tournament Trimmer before posting.

It takes a long time to read through an entire tournament transcript. If you wish to have your tournament play analyzed, please go through your hand history and omit all hands that are insignificant to your overall tournament game, i.e., hands you folded pre-flop (unless it was a close decision) or otherwise not involved in.

You'll have a better chance of receiving a thorough, helpful analysis by one of our experienced tournament-playing members by doing so.

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 When posting hands, please post the buy-in of the tourney, preferably in the subject of your post or at least in the body of your post!

The advice that posters would give to somebody playing a $1.20 or $3.40 is quite different to that which I would give for, say, a $60 or $114 tourney. Unfortunately, unlike ring, the HH converter cuts out the buy-in of tourney hands.
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