Grinding sit & go's, most of the profit comes from heads-up situations. In part 4 you will see a review of 3 more hands played heads-up and the thinking behind maximizing your profits on each street.
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Grinding sit & go's, most of the profit comes from heads-up situations. In part 4 you will see a review of 3 more hands played heads-up and the thinking behind maximizing your profits on each street.
Thanks again!
My pleasure! Hopefully I can put together another series by Saturday :)
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Thanks for the analysis! Loved the "don't ever second guess a value bet against a fish".
On a side note, the audio quality is quite bad. You might want to consider investing in good mic or headset.
Yeah, I am thinking about getting a new mic. Got a headset just a few weeks ago but it turned out to be rubbish, so hopefully I'll manage to get a new one before starting a new series :)
Thaknk, very usefull
You're welcome! :)
New series is up: Navigating the bubble
FWIW, the Microsoft LifeChat headsets have always been a great quality/price for GS (at least for our US instructors). The price was over 2x when we tried to get one for a foreign instructor, so I don't know what you'd see in Malta. It's worth considering though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Filik
You know many other MTT regs in Malta?Quote:
Originally Posted by Filik
Not really, only a few cash game regs. I've been mostly focused on work/grinding since I got here, so didn't have much time to get to know local regs :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pascal
Thanks, but I decided to go for an external mic since the last headset failed me miserably :DQuote:
Originally Posted by JeffreyGB