Today I became a pro.

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Also, it seems wickss's play/results have deteriorated since the begginning of this thread. Perhaps he is trying to think to much at the table. Oftentimes trying to process too much information keeps us from recognizing the key elements which are most important in decision making. Sometimes hand strength alone will dictate how you play, others times it will be position or stack sizes or reads or what has already happened in the hand when it gets to you. There are a lot of things going on at any particular table at any particular time so its important to recognize the factors which are most important for that situation. Break the game down and simplfy it. Study one aspect and then spend your next session focusing mostly on that part of your game. Don't try to do it all at once. gl.

[/ QUOTE ]Precisely. The right play in a sng (as in any poker game) is sooooo situational. Sometimes that line can be razor thin.