Hey Orochimaro,
Thx for that. I think the biggest adaption I made was to play there and play 6max mtts if possible, because I feel that its easier to play
a recreational heads up with just 6 people in the pot and this way I can use my edge to maximize my profit.
Also it is way better for my motivation when I make a final table alot more frequently because of the small player fields in relation to Pokerstars.
But what your question probably is about:
my general game plan doesnt change to much I would say I still play my game basically and just make small adjustments when I know that
my opponent is a fish (bluff catching is very valuable with marginal holdings). So its just about the game selection...and I try to play 4 to 6 tables at max to be able to recognize the fish and adjust accordingly.
The game at Ipoker is more post flop orientated in general as some players call you pretty light. So if you have a solid post flop game
you can make a huge profit I think as they pay you off to much and bluff in bad spots.
In my oppinion a big difference is that even if youre on the final table you shouldnt try to put alot of pressure on people even if youre the bigstack because they dont focus on ICM so you should try to play pretty tight and let them bust because they will take flips even if they re 2nd in chips and are up against chipleader on the final table for example
I still try to hit big in some big tournaments but a good rule of thumb I found was to play 75 % smaller fields and 25% mtts of big player numbers
So if you think about transitioning to Ipoker you will probably find it really easy as the reg vs recreational ratio is more like a 7$ spin and go