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Hey TPE,
I’ve spent some time studying this week after going deep in a tourney on stars on Sunday only to loose a 72bb stack with 7 tables left! One thing I struggle with is putting my opponents on a range as the hand progresses. I’ve read a couple of articles and watched a few vids but thought I’d try another option and wondered what you think. Two nights on the bounce I’ve just opened a few random mtt tables I’m not playing and sweated the players to see if it helps with ranging opponents. Do you think this is an effective way to learn? Is there another way I can study to help with ranges? Should I just be playing and doing this as I go along?
Cheers
Gav
Join the Skype group, or chat, rail some players and practice ranging… I’m sure the members will let you know how well you’re ranging them, particularly if you’re not involved in the game.
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yup, chat room would be a great place for this because then you can ask guys what they had once you come to your conclusions.
Good advice!
Never thought to sweat the guys on the site (I guess I didnt want to be too intrusive). Is there a specific skype group or do I just have to add people individually? Sorry for the lack of knowledge about skype but i've never used it.
Hope all is going well at the tables.
(Found a great bottled beer shop for you KB although its in the UK. I'll keep posting them on twitter for you (mrplow524).
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