Here, I just want to show you the key areas of the software that you can use to quickly improve your bubble play, and with it your profits. So once you have your hand history uploaded the first thing that you will see is the tournament view screen. What I do on this screen is quickly scan for the 3 icons that SNG Wiz uses to identify good checkmark , bad red x and questionable spots yellow warning. In a quick review session these are the only hands that I worry about. On the next window you'll see you, your opponents, stack sizes and a bunch of numbers in the middle of the table.
The top 2 lines tell you your game and the current blind levels, the next figures are the equity for pushing all-in and for folding, and the difference between the two - followed by the default edge required.
So the last thing you want to do is see advice push or fold, memorize this suggestion with ranges , and move on. The reason this is wrong is that it misses the fact that in real life, different players have very different tendencies. You want to go to each of the players remaining in the hand and adjust their hand ranges to give you more realistic output.
You can do this in one of two ways. Adjusting one of these options will give your opponent a hand range that you think is more realistic. Once you do that you'll have a more accurate action suggestion and the hand range you should stick to. There are many factors which go into assigning accurate ranges for your opponents, including their experience, the buy-in level and whether they understand ICM play or not - you can find out more on this important topic in this introductory article.
You'll want to adjust both of these. This will help you to find spots in the tournament to reshove 3-bet all-in to build your stack. Generally, players who open wide, but have tight calling ranges facing a shove are spots that Wiz will tell you it's ok to reshove. That's the minimum you should do when reviewing a hand history. To do that just click on the stack link under each screen name. This gives you the opportunity to change the dynamic at the table.
Instead of having deep stacks to your left, swap their stacks with the shallow stacks on your right. Adjust their range and see what SNG Wiz tells you to do. You will quickly see how the math changes, for example when you introduce a micro-stack to the game, which makes this a great learning tool for different situations. What SNG Wiz won't let you do is remove chips from the game. So if you remove chips from one player they have to go to someone else. Each quiz game provides you with a complete pre-flop situation including stack sizes, blinds, any previous action, opponent opening ranges, and opponent calling ranges.
You are asked to select a hand range with which you would push or call a push. A few minutes a day is all it takes to start seeing stunning results. After each session, start up the SitNGo Wizard and review questionable hands. At first, you will probably have many questionable hands to review each session. As your short stack play improves you will start seeing fewer questionable hands each session. Eventually, you may see so few mistakes that you will be tempted to stop reviewing hands altogether.
No matter how good your short stack play becomes, you will always be able to find a few hands that you are not sure about. Additionally, you may begin to pick up bad habits without realizing it.
Constant review is the only way to insure you are always playing your best game. If you are a winning tournament player, the more tournaments you play the more money you make. As you use the SitNGo Wizard to improve your play, you will find that the vast majority of decisions you make become very easy. Rarely will you need to think more that a second or two about a play. The ability to make correct decisions quickly allows you to play multiple tournaments at the same time.
Your profit per tournament will drop slightly because your reads on your opponents will suffer, but your overall profit will soar because you will be able to play many more tournaments in the same amount of time.
An additional benefit of playing multiple tournaments is that it is more fun. You nearly always have a decision to make somewhere. Play Bigger Tournaments. As your play improves and your bankroll grows, you will be able to move up to higher buy in tournaments.
Just learning to play the basic SitNGo strategy will make you a winning player at the lower level tournaments. As you move up your opponents get better. Mistakes that you can overcome at the lower levels become more costly. The SitNGo Wizard teaches you how to adjust your play as you move up. Date range filter.
Tournaments can also be filtered by tournament type using HM2 tournament tags. Hands can be filtered by the game status based on a SitNGo Wizard analysis of each hand. Game status filter. Hands can also be marked using HM2 marks and filtered by mark type. Current hand view. On the left side is a list of opponent pre-flop actions. On the right is a replayer snap-shot of the selected opponent action.
A summary of the analysis is displayed below the snap-shot. The opponent actions view can optionally display over-calls and allows you to override any opponent hand range. Each action row can be expanded to display the details of each possible outcome. Opponent Models Opponent models for each player can be changed on the ribbon. Opponent model selection. Current and Future Work A new custom hand editor is currently in development.
New enhancements include the ability to customize hand history hands, move players, and move the button. A new, much improved quiz mode is also in development. The new quiz mode will allow you to adjust opponent hand ranges before answering the quiz. You no longer have to base your decisions on the default opponent models. Customized opponent hand rankings is in the planning stages. This feature will allow you to easily create your own rankings for opponent hand ranges.
Availability A release date for SW2 has not been set. If you are an HM2 user and would like to help test the integrated alpha release of SW2, please send an email to support sngwiz.
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