http://disqus.com/by/imanoth/enThu, 30 Jul 2009 01:01:10 -0000http://dadspokerblog.com/inspiration-is-sometimes-just-one-click-away/#comment-13645013<p>It means you're going to up a level! Congratulations and play well (I'm not going to wish you luck, just wish you to play well ;) ). <br>Great metaphor by Chris (I love metaphors).</p><p>Then had a good trip, In the sea you can crash in the "rocks" or be attacked by "sharks" but you can also take your rod and get a lot of "fishes" out.</p><p>If you keep your eyes on the lighthouse, you'll arrive to an island where with "eagles" eyes and "lions" fierce, "elephants" and "donkey's" meat would be your dinner every night.</p><p>Epic!! ;) "yarr" </p>imanothThu, 30 Jul 2009 01:01:10 -0000http://dadspokerblog.com/nine-sngs-at-ub/#comment-13108284<p>Hi Steve,</p><p>On the one hand, SnG really differs from cash (as you point in your next article), and giving yourself just 10BI for the next level would be a little to risky, right? Is it Single Table SnG (cashing the last 3 players), isnt it?.<br>Thought it should be minimum 20$ to move in, but it's your game anyways ^^ ;) <br>The first level is the toughest to move out because it's longer since you start with nothing, and you're going to move as soon as possible, wich can lead to mistake (f.ex.: the second level in PS is 1.2$ I'm in my minimum and I can move but I want to have 20BI over the minimum to play relaxed.. but I had mistakes cause I wanted to move... be careful with that )<br>This a good bankroll strategy check it if you want: <a href="http://www.pocketfives.com/jennifear/bankroll-management-and-cahout-strategy-for-sng-mtt-sng-mtt-players-3682554" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" title="http://www.pocketfives.com/jennifear/bankroll-management-and-cahout-strategy-for-sng-mtt-sng-mtt-players-3682554">http://www.pocketfives.com/...</a> (very conservative, minimum is 1/3 of this and 2/3 is semi which is nice)<br>You just said the rule to success in microland sngs!! being tight early-middle and the occasional bluff in position (you aimed pretty nice there ;) )</p><p>On the other hand, pros are pros if their stack can afford risk like those they'll do. They're uber aggresive to keep control of the table and they get benefits from their aggresive image, you know. When I try what they do? Whenever I see I can take control of the table I'll do, If not I'll use my image to do it (what they do) and benefit myself at the middle-late phase of the tourney :D</p><p>Hope you understand it all, large comment in English I'm sure I have a lot of typos and mistakes.</p><p>Imanoth ;)</p><p></p>imanothWed, 22 Jul 2009 10:21:28 -0000