Ott nincsenek infók az ellenfelekről gondolom mint egy sima cash game-nél, de ettől függetlenül teljesen mások lennének a "taktikák"?

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I think there is no information about the opponents like in a simple cash game, but regardless, would the "tactics" be completely different? mcdvoice

Hello,

Zender's "Cash Game School" videos can be used in competitions to improve one's poker skills, even when opponents are unknown. While they may not provide specific opponent information, they can help players develop a solid foundation in poker strategy, including concepts like hand selection, position, bet sizing, and reading the board. While tournament play often involves different dynamics than cash games, the fundamental tactics of poker, such as understanding odds, managing bankroll, and adapting to changing situations, still apply. Players can adapt Zender's teachings to tournament settings by focusing on adjusting their strategies for varying stack sizes, blind levels, and competition dynamics while using the core principles taught in the videos.