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This hand could easily be called the battle of the lags!  Pre-flop there’s a raise and reraise with two callers and the best hand is pocket 9’s.  Going to the flop we have  Daniel with the best hand, 99, followed by Antill with 44, Stucke has KTo, and Jones with 72h.  The BB is 600 and Daniel has made it 2200 to play so the only player with odds to make the call here is Antil with the implied odds to set mine.

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You may be confused about this title. After all the likes of Harrington, Gordon, Hellmuth, Duke, and even Vorhaus have reinforced through numerous writings the idea that there are three stages to a tournament. Maybe they believe that, but I really think they may be holding back the goods. I will tell you some of the goods right here and now. Three stages to a tournament is far too simplistic and none of these writers really play by that belief either, whether they believe it or not.
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Sun137 has generally provided a well-designed course for understanding bankroll management in poker. Here is an excerpt for your benefit. If you want to see the whole series go to www.TournamentIndicatorForum.com and look for the Bankroll section.
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From JP in the forum who plays on Full Tilt. I read this today by Nenad Medic, (FT pro), and found it interesting. His first thought is make the money then go for the win. Concentrate on getting past the bubble. Then he went on to the final table aspect and that is where this hit me:
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The thing about KO's that is different IS the KO factor. Too many players go after the KO exclusively and lose sight of the goal, to win the tourney. This is ok to a degree but often gets a lot of people in trouble early. Here is where YOU come in and use Tournament Indicator to get YOUR KO's!
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After changing tables immediately from a grueling match with Di Dang (Urindanger) Patrick Antonius sat with another like-minded aggressive online player in slaktarn who eliminated Ugadabugada in but a single hand and had been waiting on the sidelines to see who would join him at the final table.

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