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Nanonoko Shares Insights on Tournament vs. Cash Game Poker
Poker player nanonoko recently shared his thoughts on the differences between tournament play and cash games in a new blog post. He noted that tournament play requires more time and discipline compared to cash games. Nanonoko played 17 tournaments on Sunday, reaching the final table twice.
In his blog, nanonoko compared cash games and MTTs, highlighting the need for more time and discipline in tournaments. He mentioned that tournament play requires more time and discipline compared to cash games. Nanonoko played 17 tournaments on Sunday, reaching the final table twice.
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