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Old 07-19-2006, 10:12 AM
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Default A relative newbie is lost on HOH vol II and +EV plays in MTTīs

Hi all,

First post on this forum, have been lurking for quite a while.

Been playing poker for about a year now, but I really want and need to study to become better.
I have won 3 small (5+0,5) MTTīs so far, and seen quite a few final tables.

My questions are quite basic, so here goes-

In HOH vol.II, there is this thing called RALH, or RAHL, I do not have the book handy, but I guess the people who know the book know what I am talking about.

Is my assumption that this section of the book basically talks about the same methods applied in the Sit and Go Power tools?

If so, I am a bit lost here. Presuming that the Sit and Go powertools are exactly for that (for sit and goīs, one table), what is the difference between the methodology described in HOH vol II (which is obviously for MTTīs) and the SNGPT??

I have the feeling I might be mixing up things here...

And another question about +EV plays...

In a MTT, is it always correct to choose the +EV plays, even though they might be considered as coinflips, or do the good players sometimes choose for the lesser -EV play in order to stay alive in the tournament?

My reasoning here is of course that as +EV as a play might get, if you lose, you are out, or heavily crippled.

Given the fact that there might be better opportunities to wait for (unless short stacked), is the +EV play always mandatory?

I hope someone here can shed a light on this topic, cos straightforward as it seems, I do not seem to be able to get a definitive answer on this question.

Kind regards, and thanks in advance.
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