No matter what the level of turbo your playing, from 10c to $50, the style of play you must use, is TIGHT/AGG. The key is to pick your own spots ALWAYS, rather than shove with A-10 under the gun, wait till your by the button with 7-3 and everyone has folded to you and take the blinds.
My advice is to stay super tight while the blinds are meaningless, then just start picking your spots once the antes kick in.
If someone else has shoved all in, and your thinking your A-10 looks good , don’t do it, that’s his spot, pick your own.
Because there’s no room for play in turbos, its all in or fold once the blinds hit 300-600 ( in the type of sng’s I’m playing here 45 player games) so don’t get involved unless its on your terms.
If you shove with 7-6 suited and the BB calls you, so be it lets gamble, its on your terms, you didn’t call your chips off, you made the play, it was your balls, so lets do it!
That’s the attitude to adopt in these crazy games!
Pick your own spots, that’s how to beat them!
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No matter what the level of turbo your playing, from 10c to $50, the style of play you must use, is TIGHT/AGG.
The key is to pick your own spots ALWAYS, rather than shove with A-10 under the gun, wait till your by the button with 7-3 and everyone has folded to you and take the blinds.
My advice is to stay super tight while the blinds are meaningless, then just start picking your spots once the antes kick in.
If someone else has shoved all in, and your thinking your A-10 looks good , dont do it, thats his spot , pick your own.
Because theres no room for play in turbos, its all in or fold once the blinds hit 300-600 ( in the type of sng’s im playing here 45 player games) so dont get involved unless its on your terms.
If you shove with 7-6 sooted and the BB calls you , so be it lets gamble, its on your terms, you didnt call your chips off, you made the play , it was your balls , so lets do it!
Thats the attitude to adopt in these crazy games!
Pick your own spots, thats how to beat them!
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I’ve read your “turbo strategy” post loudly to my friends, because that’s what I’ve been always telling them. I don’t know what kind of SnG’s you play, but this “turbo strategy” is so essential in DoN’s – you fold, fold, fold, and then pick your spot to NOT get called, so you can sit one more round until someone is out.
I played regular SnG’s some long time ago, however ICM is kind of “native” for me, so I’ll get to them for a novice part at least
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Sounds good!
You can participate to our upcoming poker seminar.
We are talking with Jim about the subject.
Any suggestions?