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Debunking Poker Myths: The Truth About Multi-Table Tournaments
The author describes a heads-up poker situation where they had to decide whether to call a check-raise. The author mentions that they prefer to avoid poker forums during grinding sessions.
The author discusses the motivation for playing MTTs, including the belief that they offer high ROI. The author defines MTTs as cash games with ICM considerations on later stages.
The author recommends the book 'Kill Everyone' for understanding MTT strategies. The author explains the concept of the bubble factor in MTTs. The author discusses a script for calculating the bubble factor. The author debunks the myth that seat position matters in MTTs.
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