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“To everything there is a season...

A time to seek, and a time to lose

A time to keep,

and a time 😆 to throw away...”

-- Ecclesiastes

Even 2300 years ago, Ecclesiastes knew

there was "a time to Hold'em, and a time to fold'em." 😆 But there is another poker lesson

to get from reading Ecclesiastes.

An incredibly silly controversy that rages in poker

circles is 😆 the issue of tournament versus ring game play. I couldn’t care less about

who is "best" in poker. I’m only 😆 concerned with getting the money -- playing winning

poker, in whatever your circumstances.

Tournaments are different than ring games. They

require 😆 different strategies. Some players who win in one lose in the other because

they don’t see and adapt to the 😆 differences. A very successful ring game player once

told me he plays Stud8 exactly the same in a tournament as 😆 in a ring game. If ever

there was a game that should be played differently in the two forms, it 😆 is Stud8. (See

Tournament Seven Card Stud High Low) But he played them the same -- and won big in 😆 the

ring games and stunk in tournaments. This inability to adapt is what keeps a lot of

winning ring game 😆 players from winning in tournaments.

One bedrock principle of winning

ring game play is that you need to be properly bankrolled. 😆 If you have the bankroll,

correct play will win out in the long run (barring super-extreme bad luck). But nobody

😆 is ever adequately bankrolled in a tournament. You should not play like you do have an

adequate bankroll. You have 😆 to adjust. Adapt, or die.

At the same time, some winning

tournament players lose in ring games... often because they can’t 😆 stand to lose a pot.

In the critical stages of tournaments, you have to win a high percentage of your 😆 pots.

You have to try really, really hard to win many of the pots you are in. But in ring

😆 games, the ability to sensibly surrender pots is a great skill.

Ring game poker versus

tournament poker is the difference between 😆 dedication and inspiration. Ring game play

values steadiness, repetition, an even keel, consistently making the mathematically

correct play, showing up 😆 day after day and playing better than your opponents.

Tournaments value "seizing the day." The ability to inspirationally find a 😆 successful

play in critical situations is far more valuable in a tournament. The General you want

running your army during 😆 peacetime will not necessarily be the best General in the heat

of battle. The best movie director of a love 😆 scene may not be the best to blow up Mars.

Different skills are required.

To think that a person who excels 😆 in one arena is

"better" than a person who excels in another is hopelessly missing the point of the

game. 😆 Who is "better": Michael Johnson (a sprinter) or Lasse Viren (a distance runner)?

Is winning a gold medal in the 😆 100-yard dash "better" (or worse) than winning a gold

medal in the marathon? The whole notion is just nonsense.

Truly outstanding 😆 players

will adapt to whatever circumstance they play in. Great players can win tournaments and

win in ring game play 😆 by understanding the differences and adapting.

The majority of

successful tournament players are successful ring game players who put in more 😆 hours at

ring games than tournaments (though less time in ring games than professional ring game

players.) Many players who 😆 play primarily in ring games are very successful when they

do play tournaments. The idea is to play good, play 😆 correctly, any time you play poker.

But sometimes the correct play will be very different depending on whether you are 😆 in a

tournament or in a ring game.

Winners in ring games win most days. Winners in

tournaments lose 75% (or 😆 so) of the time. A definite tournament skill that many ring

game players simply can't master is the ability to 😆 lose most days. They can't see the

long run of tournaments, so they avoid them. But there is just as 😆 much of a long run in

tournament poker as there is in ring game poker. It merely takes different

psychological 😆 attitudes to excel at each. There is no reason that one person cannot

succeed at both. You just have to 😆 see the differences, understand and accept the

different ways money comes in, and then play correctly in the different situations.

The

😆 secret to winning tournaments and at ring games is simple: play good. Just don't always

play the same. To everything 😆 there is a season.

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