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Drakk   Canada. Apr 10 2012 18:36. Posts 1199
Hello, saturday is going to be the "celebrity takedown" in a casino in quebec.
I obv won a satty for it. 310$ buyin (was 550 but it includes a meal + night at hotelroom)with 150 players. Bounty of 500$ on the 10 or so celebs that are going to be there. I'm kinda super excited, as this is my biggest buyin mtt lifetime (if you exclude the 428 hyper-turbo sngs lawl), and I have a very low quantity of live play experiences.

I wanted to get some tips maybe... theres stuff I won't think about that might make a difference.

The mtt is going to start at 10AM, which is super early for me. I still have a week to get used to waking up early, but I am considering a small dose of caffeine intake. (my caffeine resistance is super low since i never use that stuff really, but im scared to hit a "low" after a while)

I would think I should dress up like a normal person, aka no poker gears, to hide my superior-than-these-noobs-experience, altho I love my lp/stars shirts. ^^

I prob won't use sunglasses, but I have never played in a casino so I don't know how needed they are or not.

comments appreciated!

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Highcard   Canada. Apr 10 2012 19:15. Posts 5428

sounds sweet man, what casino MTL or Hull?

I have learned from poker that being at the table is not a grind, the grind is living and poker is how I pass the time 

Drakk   Canada. Apr 10 2012 19:28. Posts 1199

lac-leamy (hull)

also this is the infos on the mtt: https://www.espacejeux.com/en/events/celebrity-tournament/

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Highcard   Canada. Apr 10 2012 19:48. Posts 5428

that is cool man, good luck vs those noobs

I have learned from poker that being at the table is not a grind, the grind is living and poker is how I pass the time 

Hoolz_1907   United Kingdom. Apr 10 2012 20:00. Posts 2791

Hiya, good luck in the tourney of course. If you haven't got much live experience, most important thing to realize is that live play can be quite boring at times. You can easily just fold for quite a while being card and also 'spotdead'. I think this can always go both ways, for some this is a good thing as they will focus more on reads and figuring out their opponents while not in the hand themselves, but others (usually live online regs) will start playing way too many hands 9 handed just because they want to play hands.

My advice would be to try and assemble some reads on most of your players on the table while you're not in hands, just looking out for any obvious live tells / betsizing etc.

Also, please do not wear sunglasses =) I can't begin to describe how much I hate people wearing sunglasses in a regular casino. The only reason you sometimes see this on tv is that the lights / cameras can be annoying to the eyes. In actual casino's here in the UK I maybe see 1% with sunglasses, and pretty much everyone laughs at them.

Perhaps there are also some threads on 2p2 that have any info, I tried looking for one nice thread about common things you see while playing live but can't find that one any more. Maybe there is something in here: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/27/brick-mortar/

Good luck and post results / interesting hands please

Look at his hand and equities, what do you expect him to have here, uno cards? - TianYuan 

Hoolz_1907   United Kingdom. Apr 10 2012 20:07. Posts 2791

Actually here I found some good tips although it's not the same thread:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/27/.../staying-focused-1-2-nl-live-1185668/

Just quoting one comment from it as I believe it's the best tip - this really works well to stay focussed imo:

"Pick out one player at your table. Study him for an orbit. Still pay attention to the action and other players, but concentrate on him.
then choose someone else next orbit.
rinse, repeat."

Look at his hand and equities, what do you expect him to have here, uno cards? - TianYuan 

waga   United Kingdom. Apr 10 2012 20:42. Posts 2375

Please don't wear lp/stars shirts or sunglasses.
Actually there is one good reason to wear it , you'll look like a fish , but also like a douche

I've played a lot of hand live but unfortunally , I've played only 2-3 mtts (I suck at mtt )
I can't think of any useful advice except maybe when you're involved on a big hand and it's not your turn think about something else ^^
and count mentally the pot size , you don't want let them to know that you try to figure out the odds when you are drawing (You can do reverse tell with that shit though)
Don't bluff much and vbet thin , they are huge station most of the time.
Most of the time when they snapshove river and look super confident , they're bluffing (it can be reverse tell , or someone who can't manage his emetion , so be careful )
One more thing when it looks that they don't give a fuck , they're polarised , nuts or air.


NeillyJQ   United States. Apr 10 2012 20:42. Posts 8947

gL man take em down, take your time, find your targets and own them, avoid playing pots with regs out of position for the most part;

you got this!
Ryan

Just remember you need to be god damn sure about their tendencies. -Artanis11 http://www.pocketfives.com/profiles/neillyaa/ 

Joeingram1   United States. Apr 10 2012 20:44. Posts 943

v nice, glgl in it man


hopefully the live poker pros can help


longple    Sweden. Apr 11 2012 15:19. Posts 4472

ur probably gonna start out deeper then in ur online tournaments, so take alot of flops and try to stack those donks and dont build pot in unecessary spots/dont bluff to much

"small ballpoker" or what ever the livedonks call it

thats my feel from livetourneys, and those have been 5k$ tourneys and live people are still retarded, guess they are gonna be superbad at 300$ ones


Drakk   Canada. Apr 11 2012 15:46. Posts 1199

ty ppl much appreciated!

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