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Hello everybody,
I going to use this blog to answer questions, take suggestions, and maybe tell you a little bit about my day to day life. So what are you guys interested in? So far I just done replays of the stakes I like, but I'm willing to branch out. If there is a stake you would like to see or a stage in the tourney you want me to focus on let me know. I specialize in non-turbos, but have turbo experience. Also I can do live videos to show what its like to multi-table. Please don't ever ask me to do a double or nothing tourney, I hate those, they have destroyed regular sit n goes on stars, and I don't even consider them poker.
Let me know what you like.
Fultip777
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Hello Calitry,
I have never played a 45-man sit n go in my life, so I don't think I would be much help teaching you one of those. However the final table of a multi table plays the same as a single table. I would be happy to answer any specific questions about the later stages.
In the early stages I tend to stay away from draws. If I have a open ended straight draw or flush draw I will fold to a bet unless I'm getting a really good price. If I have both of those at the same time I will raise and commit myself to the pot (also with a flush and gut shot if my opponent is loose). In the later stages I might raise with a draw and commit myself only if I think I also have a lot of fold equity.
I hope this helps.
Fultip777
Hello FlyingSafe,
I mean they have taken away from regular SnGs. Right when Stars introduced them I saw a huge drop off. I used to be able to fill 8-10 games at once, now I'm lucky to have 3 going. And the worse part is it's all the weak players that left.
Fultip777
Fultip777 - You are a very good player at the high-stakes SnGs. I would like to buy your video's on the $10 9-player SnGs. I'd feel better if you played it some first since the donky-level may require an adjustment from what you are used to. I realize you would not wanna spend much time on it, but I bet there are a lot of us that would benefit from the video. When you have time 
I'm am interested in your training. loanmanshah@gmail.com
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yo fultip777 i am looking for a couple hours coaching, my email address is andy_l_2oo5@hotmail.co.uk, i play under the name andyafc#1 on stars
my e-mail is bishope20@yahoo.com, i play on FT, PS, UB...and i am ashamed to say...Bodog. Please contact me if you are coaching.
hello i watched your videos, and i sea you have the same game-plan as me, play realy tight in the begining, and play extremely aggressive on the weaker/tighter player on the tables, when blinds grove up, my nickname on stars is: 1kim1, i also only play non turbo sitngoes, but i play the 6-max.50/76 dollar. I am doing really well, but after watching your videos i am planning to play the the 9 player tables 109 dollar, You have right about the 52 dollar x2 tourneys, thats not poker at all. Maybe i catch you at the tables in the future.
Hello fultip777
I had questions for you, if you can be so kind to give me some insight.
I've been playing micro stakes sngs since june of 2006. I had some of my ups and downs. It's not until lately where i truly understand what sngs are, where I've starting to win. I understand how hugh position is. How to play according to the blinds. How to use my skill edge by reading people and paying attention to their preflop play and their position.Knowing who to push against, and knowing who also understand the push fold game. I understand how strong the bubble play is, and that the bubble is the most important thing in the game. People who play the bubble well are the winners. I always strive to make the bubble cause I know my bubble play is strong compare to others. My question is, I've been one and two tabling at 9max turbo 1$ sngs. Sometimes i will play one 2$ sng's i currently have 13 buyins at 1 $sng,I started with 1.25cent about 2 weeks ago. I want to start working hard and playing alot everyday. Can you give me perspective on what the depths of working hard means? How many sngs/hours you play in a day/a week/a month? what plans should i make with my current status, so i can move up the stakes fast so i can start grinding the mid stakes sngs. When to move up in stakes? Should i move up with 20buyins, or can i get away with moving up in stakes with 10buyins if i one table. I just want to play perfect and practice on reading people better, thats why i choose to one table now. i used to 6-8 table back in the day. I don't plan to play anymore then 4-6 in the future. I want to starting making more then 12$/hr. How can i get there? I need a plan! p.s. I'm very capable of playing mult tables if you think thats better for my plan.
Hey,
I only play about 25-30 hours a week. I can play about 200 games in that time, playing 8-12 at once. If you want to make money your going to have to play a lot of games at once. I would start to play at least 4 at once while your moving up in the buy ins. Usually the general rule is to move up when you have a 100 buy ins for the next level. But if your playing low volume micro stakes and have a steady day job I see no problem with 20 buy ins. If I were you I would skip the micros, invest $500 in your bankroll and start at the $5 level. A $5 game will have about the same skill level as micro stakes.
I would be interested in speaking with you about coaching if you are still doing that. My email is rathen674@verizon.net
yo fultip777.
Do you have MSN or something equivalent? Im a $22/33 9 mans sng grinder. Currently doing it full time and 7th on the leaderboards for total profit for 2009 at $15-35/9-10mans/non turbo. I probably play 150-200 a week. I find that the friends i have who also play full time only focus on MTTs. which means i dont really have anyone to discuss SNG hands/strategy etc. If you do have msn please add me, would be cool to actually discuss poker with someone who has a sng background rather than a MTT background. my email is keith17uk@hotmail.com
Cheers
Jonny2jabs.
Hey Fultip777,
I'm learning and making my way in 45-man $11 sng's.
I'd be very much interested in a live video where you're multi-tabling 45-mans. Just to see how it works with you. I think I'm having a bit hard time with the final table play, especially with money bubble and HU.
Do you even play 45-mans...?
If yes, my idea then for you would be a live video in around $11 to $26 BI range.
Another question which is not in a direct relation with the above:
How could I improve my game from an aspect of playing draws? I.e. flopping 4 card flush draw - which play is profitable and which is not? Same thing with straight draws - one card to come situations - how to play them?
I'm puzzled because I suspect I'm losing money not playing them correctly [I think I'm too tight].
Calitry