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2.20 180man turbo strategy

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  1. vesperka vesperka is offline

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    Oct 13th, 2008 (10/13/2008 9:28pm)

    I've played about 50 of these in the last few days and I can't help but think I'm doing something wrong. Are these 100% about knowing when to shove? When I play there's hardly any postflop play (except for maybe the first two levels), so to win these do you just have to run good? I don't know what I can do to give myself more of an edge.
  2. GNR2k GNR2k is offline

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    Oct 13th, 2008 (10/13/2008 9:31pm) in reply to vesperka

    Pretty much shovefest. if you want an edge, play the 4.40 non turbo's... structure actually gives you time to play poker.
  3. vesperka vesperka is offline

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    Oct 13th, 2008 (10/13/2008 9:34pm) in reply to GNR2k

    Heh, I have like a 130% ROI in the 4.40 non-turbos but lately they've been taking over 4 hours to finish so I've been looking for something else to do inbetween classes. Any suggestions on how I can improve my shovebot skills (free programs?)
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  4. AFink93 AFink93 is offline

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    Oct 13th, 2008 (10/13/2008 9:42pm) in reply to vesperka

    Run good.. Pick on weaker players.. ETc.. I have a PXF HH of one I won if you want to view it I'll ship you a link PM me..

    AF
  5. Mrfreeze53 Mrfreeze53 is offline

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    Oct 13th, 2008 (10/13/2008 10:22pm) in reply to vesperka

    2.20 turbos are entirley knowing shove stack poker, and volume is the key the more you play the more you make, but varience in these is gross.
  6. 99NvrLosez 99NvrLosez is offline

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    Oct 13th, 2008 (10/13/2008 10:23pm) in reply to vesperka

    run GOOOOOOOD
  7. elendil elendil is offline

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    Oct 13th, 2008 (10/13/2008 11:56pm) in reply to vesperka

    Run good
  8. thunderchild thunderchild is offline

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    Oct 14th, 2008 (10/14/2008 12:12am) in reply to elendil

    Run like an 8 legged swamp dog.(thats good by the way)
  9. shanetrain22 shanetrain22 is offline

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    Oct 14th, 2008 (10/14/2008 12:58am) in reply to thunderchild

     
    Originally Posted by thunderchild View Post

    Run like an 8 legged swamp dog.(thats good by the way)

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  10. 13Jayhawk13 13Jayhawk13 is offline

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    Oct 14th, 2008 (10/14/2008 1:25pm) in reply to vesperka

    yes, you must run good. However, running good means knowing when to shove your chips. So knowing push/fold ranges is critical and once you start making the right moves at the right times, you will begin to run good. You can find plenty of pushbot charts on the web for help.
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