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The perfect sit n go wins nothing

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Donmecon
Joined: 21.05.2010

Just wondered if anyone else has had the same experience.

Played in an 18 player sit n go and from the outset I played every hand to perfection. I raised when I should of, folded at the right time, extracted the max from opponents when I could and won 34 hands with sheer beauty. The only thing was that at no time did I double up so my chip count went up slowly.

The blinds had risen to 400-200 and I had just over 3,000 chips. With 7 players left, 5 players all folded to me, I was in the small blind and held A3 off suit. The big blind had 1,900 chips. For me a simple all in, if they had a Ace with a better kicker so be it or a pair then I would be just unlucky. They called with 65 suited which Im not knocking in the circumstances, they had 400 invested, knew they would probably have two live cards so calling was ok. I lost being favourite and thats all you can ask. That was that - down to about a 1000 chips was dealt rubbish the next 6 hands so had to go all in when the blinds came back around of which I was dealt 37 suited and lost as one would expect.

The moral is playing excellent poker in the long term will win you money but you can play perfect poker and still win nothing in a one off tourney.


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This is some groundbreaking stuff. never been said before.


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Hlynkinn
Joined: 14.06.2008

Originally posted by Hahaownedlolz
This is some groundbreaking stuff. never been said before.

+1

Now I really understand what it takes to beat sng's..

I wish I could play a perfect game from time to time tho :f_mad:


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Yoshimitsu77
Joined: 18.09.2010

OMG a 1 buy-in downswing SICK


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alejandrosh
Joined: 02.07.2008

you achieved perfection already? coach me please


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Fold A3o


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play 37s in earlier stages IMO


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AlCaTrAzzALZ
Joined: 06.05.2008

i guarantee if u posted the full HH's here, we could find a non perfect play ;)


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PokerPirate1
Joined: 19.08.2010

Lost one tourney? Wow, you´re probably too unlucky to actually play the game, but you should think of doing some coaching for sure
:f_cool:


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NeilSimpson
Joined: 14.06.2010

im playing the turbo sngs at the moment which seem to be a complete donkfest........so far this week ive had 3 good days and 3 bad days....(the 3 bad days have been possibly the worst of all time but hey!) so overall ive run about even in terms of luck......im currently $200 in profit for the 6 day stint. ive lost so many 60/40s and flips and busted out of alot on sngs but if u plug away and keep getting it in good ul be on the upside at the end im 16 tabling a few times a day so about 50 sngs a day. i play the same in every single game and sometimes cvome 1st and sometimes last......that is the way of our beautiful game but thats why we love it..play foir the long run and ul win and dont be worrying about individula games!


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diversfx
Joined: 24.12.2010

The perfect play happens every hand someone wins someone loses.


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