Covered_in_Bees!
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The problem with this is that I have zero experience. Technically that's a lie, as I have played at a $5 minimum table. I had $35, wan't well versed in basic strategy and left the table with $30 after an 40ish minutes of play. My last hand saw me doubling on 93 when I thought I had 92. I suppose learning to count would be a good place to start, tournaments or not. :grin:TheApprentice said:but just a quick overview based on your experiences.
Surely this is obvious though isn't it? Betting in normal cash games is going to be based on a count and I already explained that I don't believe I have the mental acuity to do. Cash games will also require disciplined bankroll management. Almost a nonfactor in tournaments, as the kinds I'd be playing in at first shouldn't/won't be all that expensive.any examples you may be able to give about how you're playing/betting technique would vary compared to regular cash table games?
Tournament betting will be based off what everone else has bet this round (obviously assuming I'm not first), has bet in the past, and factoring in the min and max bets of the tournament structure. Far easier on the ol' brain. At least, I would think it'd be easier.
Was this good or did I misunderstand your request?