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On a scale from Liv Boree to Phil Helmuth, rate your happiness playing poker...
oynutter
Member Posts: 4,773
Rate your happiness and help fill in some blanks....
1. Liv Boree, or Orford
2.
3.Catch22
4
5
6. JJbinks
7.Doylebrun
8
9.
10.Phil Helmuth
11.
Hendrix62}
May cheer up
stokefc }
12
20. Craigcu12 and Oynutter
No-one can ever be as happy as Liv Boree, except Orford, obviously, but can your general happiness help your game?
if so, can happiness improve just by thinking about it?
1. Liv Boree, or Orford
2.
3.Catch22
4
5
6. JJbinks
7.Doylebrun
8
9.
10.Phil Helmuth
11.
Hendrix62}
May cheer up
stokefc }
12
20. Craigcu12 and Oynutter
No-one can ever be as happy as Liv Boree, except Orford, obviously, but can your general happiness help your game?
if so, can happiness improve just by thinking about it?
Comments
1. Liv Boree
Take a look at Liv talking poker.
Where are you on the scale?
You looked as grumpy as I Iook happy on poker
Hi Doyle, Tournament poker can be very frustrating at times, especially when we get to the latter stages, then stumble. Looking at why this happens could change your attitude to tournaments. I see from sharkscope that you make it to the cash places a good percentage of games you play, and it seems to be just a small tweak in your game in the latter stages of tournaments could totally transform your tournament games. I am very interested in finding out what you think about your play in the latter stages, when blinds get bigger, do you tighten up, loosen up, make more moves, or less? -- As I say, just a small tweak is the difference between making final tables and nearly making them, it seems you are so close to getting there. Have you tried going to the lobby and watching final tables? Go to sharkscope and see who is the best and worst players on that table, see how they differ and note their different styles.