Comments on: Jekyll/Hyde Factor http://pokerbankrollblog.com/jekyllhyde-factor.htm Tue, 29 Nov 2011 03:19:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Delik James http://pokerbankrollblog.com/jekyllhyde-factor.htm/comment-page-1#comment-290 Delik James Sat, 06 Sep 2008 04:50:32 +0000 http://pokerbankrollblog.com/jekyllhyde-factor.htm#comment-290 For tourneys, size is a factor for sure. A big tournament with dozens of tables requires many more important focuses to fill your time, but it can be effective at the final table (when things tend to get more psychological) if your playing a small sit-n-go for example or 50-75 person tourney. For tourneys, size is a factor for sure. A big tournament with dozens of tables requires many more important focuses to fill your time, but it can be effective at the final table (when things tend to get more psychological) if your playing a small sit-n-go for example or 50-75 person tourney.

]]> By: Mette http://pokerbankrollblog.com/jekyllhyde-factor.htm/comment-page-1#comment-287 Mette Fri, 05 Sep 2008 20:39:31 +0000 http://pokerbankrollblog.com/jekyllhyde-factor.htm#comment-287 I'm never that bothered with table images when I play tournaments. Most of the time you get moved around so much that it doesn't really make a difference. In other situations however, I think you can use table images as a great tool to kill your opponents:-) I’m never that bothered with table images when I play tournaments. Most of the time you get moved around so much that it doesn’t really make a difference. In other situations however, I think you can use table images as a great tool to kill your opponents:-)

]]> By: Delik James http://pokerbankrollblog.com/jekyllhyde-factor.htm/comment-page-1#comment-284 Delik James Fri, 05 Sep 2008 13:18:38 +0000 http://pokerbankrollblog.com/jekyllhyde-factor.htm#comment-284 Thanks for the comment, it's great to be a part of the team! Thanks for the comment, it’s great to be a part of the team!

]]> By: McTap03 http://pokerbankrollblog.com/jekyllhyde-factor.htm/comment-page-1#comment-283 McTap03 Fri, 05 Sep 2008 13:06:37 +0000 http://pokerbankrollblog.com/jekyllhyde-factor.htm#comment-283 I totally agree that table image is key to your success. The problem I see that is too many players (myself included) tend to step up to a table with the idea of portraying a certain image (today I will play tight) even before knowing the others at your table. This usually sets you up for failure. Even though your table image is a good thing to keep track of, you should always consider the others at your table and play according to their image in order to gain their chips. (ex. if opponent is tight, play loose and vice-versa). Welcome to the group! I totally agree that table image is key to your success. The problem I see that is too many players (myself included) tend to step up to a table with the idea of portraying a certain image (today I will play tight) even before knowing the others at your table. This usually sets you up for failure. Even though your table image is a good thing to keep track of, you should always consider the others at your table and play according to their image in order to gain their chips. (ex. if opponent is tight, play loose and vice-versa).

Welcome to the group!

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