hadiina Heads up challange 0 to 1k in poker stars

[hadiina]

ok i study the tables format in poker stars and i am gonna make some changes for my bankroll build,i am gonna stick to the plan,like i said but playing 3.5 heads up games untill i i get to 50 buy ins so that means 175 dollar and the reson behind that is there are like 4 player 3.5 dollars that winner takes all like 13.5 dollars and i did beat those game before softly,and then start playing 7 dollar heads up game untill 550 dollars so that makes me stick to 7 dollar more and like 80 bui ins
the reason i am gonna play 7 dollars more becuase there are 16 and 4 and 32 man games SNGs in poker stars that winning one of them can boost my bankroll

[hadiina]

i love u man,u are my first follower and commentor,i start from one week,when i have more time to play and i grind the starting bankroll

[Rooney]

i only play holdem HU. A lot less waiting for hands and just playing a lot of hands if you want to win, but then it also depends a lot on the player you are up against. Big pointer in HU is position, you are already at a huge advantage seeing the flop on the button. Definitely the biggest adjustment from normal 6/9 seater games is becoming more aggressive, yet finding as good balance between being an aggressive playeer and not just throwing chips away trying to steal blinds which may not be worth it. Definitely do some reading on betting amounts in relation to pot size, as that is key if you want to be winning. It does become easy, as ive done it myself multiple times, to start making horrible plays if you are up against a really bad player who may keep challenging you to a rematch, so you're really gonna have to focus. also just a tip is a lot of the time, if the player puts in a large bet on the river he normally has you beat, or raises you on the river for that matter. Unless you have obviously seen him do it multiple times if you're a winning player at other table sizes i doubt it will take you too long to adjust as its still poker. Hope i could help

[hadiina]

i only play holdem HU. A lot less waiting for hands and just playing a lot of hands if you want to win, but then it also depends a lot on the player you are up against. Big pointer in HU is position, you are already at a huge advantage seeing the flop on the button. Definitely the biggest adjustment from normal 6/9 seater games is becoming more aggressive, yet finding as good balance between being an aggressive playeer and not just throwing chips away trying to steal blinds which may not be worth it. Definitely do some reading on betting amounts in relation to pot size, as that is key if you want to be winning. It does become easy, as ive done it myself multiple times, to start making horrible plays if you are up against a really bad player who may keep challenging you to a rematch, so you're really gonna have to focus. also just a tip is a lot of the time, if the player puts in a large bet on the river he normally has you beat, or raises you on the river for that matter. Unless you have obviously seen him do it multiple times if you're a winning player at other table sizes i doubt it will take you too long to adjust as its still poker. Hope i could help

thank u very much for good info,i hope I start my challenge soon,and the only resean I don't start is by now my university exams very soon starts and I promiss to make very good grade this semester and one other resean is to read the moshmon book in heads up that 370 pages before starting,i doubt the topics he is tlking works for smaller heads up and no imaginationation players but this challenge is a start for my heads up climb.

[eqgh5uea]

Don't forget that playing any two cards can give you a 'heads up' on your opponent, then you can ctach em' when they miss they ace-high