Could you recommend a "must have" software and best way of studying for new MTT player?
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Could you recommend a "must have" software and best way of studying for new MTT player?
Hi guys, I recently switched from cash games to MTTs and I like it much more, I enjoy MTTs more than grinding some NL10 and NL25 for hours again and again.
I also started to study the game regularly which I quite didn't do before...
Therefore I have some question mainly about studying MTT strategy.
What is the best way of studying when I want to get better as fast as possible? I try to read at least few strategy articles per week on the internet and I post hands here or on discord poker groups. I also analyze hands I'm not sure about in equilab. Was thinking about some MTT course but I quite don't want to spend like $500+ when my total profit is like $1.300 so far. Are there any cheaper courses suitable for small stakes players mainly?
What software would you recommend to me? I use HM 2, Stars Helper and Equilab so far. Was looking at HRC and it seems pretty good for the price. My biggest leaks are in playing short as I'm not used to playing short as a former CG player. So I mainly want a software that would help me with reshoving ranges and calling ranges when stacks are small. I generally play way too tight in these spots. ICMizer looks nice but it seems better for SNG players or maybe final table analysis of MTT. I don't know. Some tips?
Thanks for help :)
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Not a software but I highly recommend watching these RIO MTT videos. I have personally learned a lot from them. :) focusing how to play with different stack sizes, fixing the hud for MTTs, analyzing own game with HM/PT you should be okay in these stakes. About those ranges I really dont have an answer coz i like to change them depending on who im against. But if i must say something its exploit, exploit, exploit!
Hope I did some help here. peace!
Ye, I think I'm gonna try that MTT course videos here first, should be golden for small stakes MTTs and understanding principles of MTTs. The price is also pretty good.
One of the best ways to study MTT from RIO is to go trhough the learningh path library here:
https://www.runitonce.com/learning-paths/#!/MTT
Besides that, having HRC for pre flop, specilly short stack sims and flopzilla for pos flop should be fine for lower stakes. For the future, aquiring PIO and learn how to work with that will improve significantly your game.
GL!
Thanks, thats's exactly my plan right now. I want to get better so I can possibly beat tournaments with buy-ins up to $20 (lowstakes) by the end of this year. So this path may be suitable for this. Once I reach this goal I will go for elite membership or some other (more pricy :D) course and start working with PIO solver etc so I can beat highstakes one day :-D I may even start a Journal here. Thanks for your response :)
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