Hello from a newbie HU SnG player

TheBu11d0g · Hello from a newbie HU SnG player

Hey everyone,

Ive just come back to poker after having been away for about 18 months and i came accross Dominics website and after browsing through the site and forums signed up and registered an account with Mansion and deposited some money.

I received all the links for Dominics HU course this morning and have downloaded them all ready for watching and doing plenty of notetaking lol.

I will be starting with the lowest BI on Mansion HU SnG's while i am learning and hopefully i can move up the stakes using a 25BI rule.

Any hints/tips would be greatfully received Smile

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All the best to everyone,

-Steve

BetMagicMoney

welcome

GL @ the tables

BMM

z1s6arn

Welcome!

z1 Razz

TheBu11d0g

Thanks for the welcome guys, much appreciated Smile

Not doing much playing, just studying the course and trying to take things in.

-Steve

U Cook Socks

This might be of some use. http://tagpoker.myfastforum.org/about2311.html

Do the course, ask questions, I mean Broker will answer any questions you have, make sure you do if you don't understand anything, he has this way of making things sound so easy.

Play as much volume as you can play, withouth getting tired, tilted, losing focus etc etc. That could be 3 games a day, or 30, depends on cirumstances, and you as a person, but start off what you can do, and you can gradually build on it. Don't play when you aren't focused on making good decisions.

Ask questions on the forum, and post hands you have problems with. Hands you didn't really know what to do with are good. Don't worry about looking silly, everyone has to learn, you will learn more by posting hands that you gain something from.

Good luck.

TheBu11d0g

Thanks for the tips and for the link to the article Blazing_Saddler, i really appreciate.

U Cook Socks

Thought it may be a bit more useful than " GL @ the tables" Wink

TheBu11d0g

They are all more than welcome mate and ill definately make use of the tips once i get on the tables to put what i have learnt on the course into practice.

All the best,
-Steve