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8 posts 07 Nov 2009 03:15

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Hi there, so I'm trying to make the transition from 6max to HU and was wondering if you guys could tell me how you developed your game.

Was it just trial and error for you?

Should I just play a ton of hands?

Is there any reading mateial out there you would recommend?

Books or stickies anything is greatly appreciated, I have ordered Heads Up No Limit Hold'em by Collin Moshman if only Amazon would hurry up and get it sent. I have looked through 2p2 but their isnt a huge amount of info. I know I can't be spoonfed the information, just any advice would be a great help and a good kickstart.

Thanks alot.

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Posted: 07-Nov-2009 04:10 by Lemmo120

Best way's probably just playing aload of hands till you feel comfortable.

Obviously establish new ranges, 3/4bet lighter, be prepared for worse variance (BRM).

Good luck.

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Posted: 07-Nov-2009 09:42 by acestu29

try HU phase in the sit and go lobby start's from $4 that is what i am doing and i got to stage 5 last night then droped back to stage 2 after my all in 9-9 got called by a-9 os lol but the players i have meet there are nice and good players not saying they all are i might of been luckey

stu

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Posted: 07-Nov-2009 22:28 by MRBUSTOP

PKR are scared of me doing the hu pro beacause you need a big set of balls at hu,thats my tip m8

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Posted: 08-Nov-2009 14:38 by mike456111

Come and play me, il teach ya how to play.

But if you'd like a coach send me a message we could arrange something.

mike456111

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Edited on 08 Nov 2009 14:43 by ExpensiveTASTE

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Posted: 08-Nov-2009 14:43 by ExpensiveTASTE

Check your inbox nufc365

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Posted: 08-Nov-2009 17:02 by flesicher123

im the best mid stake hu player alive. I charge 30k an hour if your interested. Huge investment

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Posted: 08-Nov-2009 18:08 by JollyOli

I didn't find it that hard to go to HU but it obviously depends who you play. If you're worried be selective about who you play at first.

Beware tilt, it's so much easier to drop xx buy ins when you are playing every hand.