90-Man KO Strategy

**setherson22** · 12-09-2009 03:08 AM

I'm looking to start a thread to discuss strictly 90-Man KO strategy. No stat brags, beat complaints, etc. I've beat $26 90-mans at 30% ROI, but I've been getting prison-ruled in the $52's since their debut. I've never really worked to improve at 90's because the players are so bad at the $26's that they're so easy to beat. But now it's time for all of us to improve at the 90-Man game. I'm looking for the best 90-Man regs with at least, well say, 1000 total 90-Mans (all buy in levels) logged and beaten and a good ROI. Everyone feel free to post any questions, hands, advice, anything.

**rryu87** · 12-09-2009 04:19 AM

pm MI_turtle and he shall take you to the promised land.

**perrynell** · 12-12-2009 02:42 AM

i often search u when im involved in a hand with u . i saw u play mtts and sngs . try 7 days or a month registering only to sngs. ( i know its boring without mtts

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go 24ko 48ko and fill to max with 45man or 12ko ( ur choice between the last 2). focus the entire session and dont autopilot.
try not to be influenced about the buyin and make the standard decisions. dont be confused by ur 300 sample at 48kos because they are as low skilled as the 24kos. just grind focused these sngs until u get some confidence ?
let me know what adjustments u thinking about ;p glgl

**setherson22** · 12-12-2009 08:46 PM

Thanks ferd, you were one of the guys I had in mind when I posted this. Do you have any 90-man hand histories I could take a look at? PM or email me,
[email protected].

**perrynell** · 12-13-2009 03:23 AM

i dont have the hhs. sry.

**setherson22** · 12-14-2009 12:16 AM

I'm trying to get a better grip on metagame strategy in these. Example, is it worth frequently making blind steal attempts such as opening JT from MP, or A5 from the CO with 12-20 blinds? Those are hands that I would open fold in a 45 man with no antes, but with the ante's in play is it worth attempting to steal a lot of blinds or do you find yourself getting re-shoved to often?