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Originally Posted by HeadShot
Hey OP congrats for your success and your hardworking habilities! MTTs are the variance kings as you know, so just keep the good work!
I have a question for you: I have a full-time engineering job and had a baby 4 months ago so I don't really have too much time to play, but 2-3 nights per weeks I play 6-8 tournaments per night. My best score so far has been 3500$ 1st/400 in a 50$ tournament. At the beginning I didn't use any HUD but lately I am using HM2 with a very simple HUD, just a couple of lines with VPIP/PFR/Steal/3bet/F3bet/4bet/CB/FCB. Do you use a HUD? Do you check any site like sharkscope or any other for studying your opponents?
Thanks mate appreciate it.
Yeah I use HEM2 aswell. Sounds like you have it set pretty good. Mines pretty similar, just arranged different.
VPIP/PFR/HANDS
CB/CBT/FCB/FCBT
3B/F3B/3Bpremium%
STEAL/FOLD TO STEAL/BIGBLINDS
I use to use ONLY that information, but now after getting to know the program better I'll check specific sections of those stats relevant to the hand I'm in, especially with players I have 500 hands+ with.
I add notes while I play and colour tag players with their ability. This is really really helpful, and seems slow given theres SO many players online, but they do add up.
Over time you'll start seeing the lobby's get fuller and fuller with colour tags, and that just means your gonna know to play against more players.
MONEY IN THE BANK
It only takes seeing an early pos limp, or a horrid showdown hand to give a donk a red tag because a good player is NEVER LIMPING EARLY POS. I try to look for things like that, things that a good player would never ever do.
For tagging the good/best players I use sharkscope. If your doing just MTT's its important to search for their "scheduled" stats, not their 'overall'. I'll base the colour I give them on their graph/scores. I've only got 4 tags. Friends, donks, good, and beasts.
Other than that, I'll do reviews in HEM2 and go over hands I've tagged during sessions. It's awesome because there's no rush, you can spend aslong as you want looking at the stats and making notes on the player.
Thanks for reading, best of luck