What can you do wrong at Sit&Gos???

[Voltron87]

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but only 27.84 ITM. But dont pay attention to those stats, they include a 10 OOTM series which isnt too common.

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if i could ignore all my bad results, i would be sooooo good.

if youre going to throw out the times when you were unlucky, will you throw out the time you were lucky? i doubt it.

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THX Adanthar, that was a response I hoped for.

1) If I were playing for money you are right, but I play to learn Sit&Gos as fast as possible. I have played all other poker variants and so my BR is huge. Losing some of it for learning faster is ok for me.

2) Putting opponents on hands is sure a thing by experience.
My question is more like this:

If I have AQ, opponent limps only pocket pairs. If I think he will call me every time, how do the stack sizes have to be that I dont make an error pushing?

This is really impossible to answer, thats why I wanted to have a formula or something so that I could analyse every situation where I pushed against a limper if it has been correct EV-wise.

3) Yeah many bad beats, more bad play. I will work on it.

4) My questions are not about early level limpers. Rather about level 4 or 5 players who limp with A7o and stuff where every 2+2 player would simply push. Playing poker seems difficult, because no implied odds for pocket pairs are there and one false bet makes one pot committed.

[pokerlaw]

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if youre going to throw out the times when you were unlucky, will you throw out the time you were lucky? i doubt it.

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Are you saying that me not recording any SNG where I finish OTM is wrong? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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If you flip 100 coins. Get 90 heads in a row.
Is it wrong to say "dont pay too much attention to these stats, they included a highly improbably streak".

Are you able to understand this or do I have to word it easier?