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Bonus Guide: Turning $100 into $1,000 with PokerSavvy

 
1 Introduction
2 Choosing Your First Online Poker Room (level 1)
3 Choosing Your Game (level 1)
4 Choosing a Stake (level 1)
5 Playing the Game (level 1)
6 Checking Your Status (level 1)
7 Reaching the Bonus Target (level 1)
8 Cashing Out and Building Your Bankroll (level 1)
9 Selecting Your 2nd Room (level 2)
10 Clearing Your 2nd Room (level 2)
11 Selecting Your 3rd Bonus (level 3)
12 Completing Level 3 Bonuses (level 3)
13 Bonuses (level 4)
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Step 5: Playing the Game

Unfortunately, this is not a guide about poker strategy - but we can give the following advice to newer players playing in their first Sit N' Go tournaments:

Play Tight early on! Only play Big Face Cards and Big Pairs! The mistake most players make early in a Sit N' Go is playing too many hands and seeing too many flops. You want to conserve your chips early on! Remember, we only make money when we finish in the top 3 - so avoid playing weak hands and going bust early on.
Figure Out Who Are the Sharks, and Who The Fish Are In Poker, a "Shark" is an experienced professional who knows what they're doing, and a "Fish" is a weak player, who the "Sharks" love to hunt. Try to identify who are the weak players in your game, and who are the strong ones. Try playing pots with the weak players, and avoid the strong ones at all costs.
Don't Go On Tilt! We all hate when we get all-in with Pocket Aces and lose to his 7-4 offsuit - but it happens. Don't let it frustrate you! Take a deep breath, and move onto the next hand. Our goal here is to play lots of tournaments and clear our bonuses - we'll take our small losses for the big pay-day at the end!
 
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