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  1. Naza

    What's your cap on how many tourneys you'll multi-table?

    I usually stick to one or two tourneys at a time. I might jump on a third if things are slow, but anything more than that feels like I’m spreading myself too thin. Freerolls are the only time I’ll open a few extra tables since there’s no real risk. Keeping focus on a couple tables usually leads...
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    How often should you raise all in during tournaments?

    It’s all about timing and stack sizes. Early in tournaments, I usually avoid getting it all in for value unless I’m way ahead. As stacks get shorter, shoving for value becomes more sensible. Sometimes the right move is protecting your stack, even with a strong hand, because the risk could cost...
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    Is poker a real job?

    Exactly. Going pro isn’t something you can do half-hearted. Poker takes full focus, study, and practice if you want to excel. And the mental side is huge - dealing with variance, staying disciplined during downswings, not letting ego make you play above your bankroll. I've seen people with solid...
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    Down But Not Out! - Always Battle in Tournaments

    Exactly, giving up after a few losses just kills your chances. Some of my best runs came when I was short-stacked and everyone wrote me off. Staying focused, picking good spots, and being patient can turn things around fast. Good bankroll management helps too, so a few buy-ins lost don’t shake...
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    The importance of table selection in MTTs

    Absolutely, table dynamics matter a lot in MTTs. Even if you can’t always pick your table, paying attention to how players are acting and adjusting your strategy gives you a big edge. Some tables are full of tight players, others are loose and aggressive. It’s important to recognize that and...
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    What's a good VPIP to have in tournaments?

    You’re on point. Around 20% VPIP is solid for tourneys. Playing fewer hands usually means you’re sticking to stronger spots and staying disciplined. Some players push a bit higher in certain structures, like 22–25%, but generally, tighter ranges give you better control and fewer tricky...
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    Basic Preflop Tournament Strategy

    I agree, preflop is huge in tourneys. Patience pays off, and avoiding coinflips saves chips and headaches. I like shoving with small pairs instead of calling all-in, it gives you a chance to take the pot uncontested and stay in control. Keeping your raises consistent and reading the players...
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    Do you prefer 6 max or 8/9 players per table in MTT's?

    I usually stick to 8 or 9 max too. Slower structures let you pick your spots and avoid forcing moves too early. 6 max can be fun, but it’s more aggressive and you have to act fast. I like having a bit more time to read the table and plan my plays.
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    Do you prefer joining online tourneys late or early?

    I’m similar, I usually pay attention to the structure first. If the addon isn’t worth it or there’s none, I might join early. But most of the time I like to come in late, around the last 15–20 minutes of registration. It gives me a decent stack and fewer players to climb past. If there’s a big...
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    Do you always addon?

    For me, I always take the addon if it’s giving a solid boost. Doubling or tripling your starting stack for the same price, just makes sense. If it’s small, I might skip it, but when it’s worth it, I never hesitate.
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    Do you get frustrated when players don't chop?

    Yeah, you can’t force anyone to chop. It’s part of the game. Some folks like to ride it out and that’s their choice. I don’t take it personal either but like you said, I remember it when they suddenly want a chop next time. If you say no today, don’t expect yes tomorrow. As long as everyone...
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    Common mistakes players make in tourneys

    You’re right! Plenty of players rush in like the tourney is a sprint. One thing I notice a lot is people getting emotionally attached to mediocre hands. Instead of slowing down, they try to force a moment that isn’t there. Another big one is ignoring stack sizes around them. You see someone...
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    new players

    I don't think it is that easy for New players to get free cards in the game. Even if there is a possibility, it is always rare.
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    Have you been playing online and it site crashed?

    I've heard a couple of bad experiences with sites crashing while I was playing poker with the most evident being on Unibet. When it happened on Unibet, I was really angry, but they restored it with no loss of resources. I've heard about the issue that happened with GGPoker to the extent that it...
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    How do you deal with poker loneliness on online poker

    Being lonely while playing poker can be a major issue for most poker players because playing for an extended period of time can be energy draining. I do a couple of things when I notice that I am becoming lonely while playing poker. The first is watching others play poker on YouTube, for...
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    Is poker a real job?

    I agree that one can see playing poker as a career. It is a means that you use to becoming pretty good at making some gains. Also, just like you said here, it requires patience and persistence because it is not the road that one would follow without encountering big challenges along the way.
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    What is "running bad" in poker?

    Well, I will have to stop playing at that moment when I am doing the right things in poker and still end up losing. It could be frustrating and can end up affecting my longterm efforts.
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    Were you hesitant to play for real money when you first started playing poker?

    When I started playing poker newly online, it was a bit difficult for me to commit real money towards playing because I was not sure of my skills. It took me a bit of time before I can be able to get better at playing and that was the point when I grew more confident that I can bet with money...
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    Common mistakes that players make, and how can they be avoided?

    Sadly, a lot of newbies and even veterans in poker still make this mistake. The fact is that there are days where you won't be cut to doing your very best when we are talking about making it while playing poker and the best thing that one is expected to do is to quit for the day. The reason is...
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    How do you read someone in poker?

    When it comes to reading my rivals when we play poker offline, the best move is always about paying close attention to their hand movements and how they keep their face when we are playing. That has been the best way that I got to read opponents when playing against them and it has worked well a...
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