Comments on: Short-handed Sit and Go Strategy

By: MuckThatCheese

MuckThatCheese — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 03:20:50 +0000

that is stupid and generalistic. There are whole books on sit and go strategy. you can’t distill it to 3 paragraphs.

By: joesteady

joesteady — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 03:23:24 +0000

Lots of times you’ll make it to the final table and find yourself with a chipstack of ten big blinds or less. It’s really not that big of a deal. Hopefully you’ve made some observations about the other players by now and have a pretty good idea who’s tight, who’s aggressive, who will defend their blinds, and what kind of hands they play. Use your postion to steal the blinds, and use your understanding of the other players tendancies to push them off the pot when you think they’re weak. Will you get busted? Yes, it will happen, there’s always that risk even if you shove with AA, but you will also outlast the other players and/or double up more times than not. As far as “the system setting you up” – go read Dan Harrington’s books on tournament play. If you’re shoving from early position with pocket 3′s, you’re asking to get busted. Timing and positon are key.

By: dont listen to this

dont listen to this — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 03:27:38 +0000

I would not listen to this at all. Its a set up folks. The more games the system creates, the more money the system makes. It will set you up to push all in and you will get suckedout…GUARENTEED. I have been for quite a while. It helps the game to finish quicker and cause more to get created quicker. The system cheats and will set you up. Why else would they be saying something like this. Listeners beware