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Here's how I view my own play. Tight, aggressive. Very patient usually. Not too prone to tilt (I get pissed but I don't play more hands than usual). Positionally aware. I've read a few books, with Harrington 1 being my fav so far. I'm working on Harrington 2 and have Harrington 3 on deck. PNL is in the hole.
Here's my Donkey Test scores. Poker IQ = 108 Positional Play = 116 Blinds = 111 Tournament play = 80 [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] Big Pairs = 112 Small and Medium Pairs = 104 Bluffing = 119 Flop Texture = 119 Pot Odds = 97 [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] Logic = 117 Betting Patterns = 118 Hand Selection = 111 Aggression = 122 Computational speed = 80 (wasn't paying attn. didnt know it was timed...was browsing/chatting) I've been fairly successful at 1-2 NL games, doing better in LAG games than TP games. I've been very successful at some "semi free" tourneys online where you start with deep stacks (10k). I'm moderately successful at single table online SNGs. I'm not very successful at live tourney's, and tourneys where you start with 1,500 - 3,000 chips. I *think* I may tend to be a bit too tight/patient early in tournaments because I'll often get myself into Low-M trouble (if that's the right term). I used to get to final tables with short stacks all the time, but I've since learned a little about being more aggressive in late position (thanks Mr. Harrington) and have started finishing top-3 more often, and winning a few outright. It feels like my main problem is being card-dead early in tournaments. If I can "get lucky" and pick up some chips early, I can be patient and play my game. If I'm card dead with a shrinking stack I feel pressured and tighten up even more. So...with that book outta the way...have any suggestions? Book suggestions or specfic suggestions would be welcome. Thanks, DP |
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