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Message: [QUOTE="Hospedar, post: 7164929, member: 1024303"] Sorry if I didn't understand your question correctly, but I'll try to answer it based on a normal 6-ring cash game table... I usually just fold the hands I would never play on a specific position (for example, I shouldn't be opening A4o from UTG, but this is an excellent option to use as a blind steal on BTN against SB and BB, according to GTO). So I just fold the hands I would never use on the spot I'm situated in and wait to see what I will do based on what my opponents did before me (except when I'm the UTG, obviously). For example: if I have an ATo on BTN and the UTG oppened with a mini raise, I'll just fold it, but if CO was the first to get into the game by doing a mini raise, I would 3-bet him, most part of the times, but I could fold it as well (dependind on his stats on the session and on the notes I have about him; I also could do this as a strategy of range balancement, to get closer to GTO, of course). I can take these decisions quickly, most part of the times; this is automatic for me, specially because I'm well adapted to play on pre-flop due to the short stack and sped up games I like to play (Sit & Go, Spin & Go and turbo or hyper-turbo tournaments). I just try to take care about timing tells against REGs or about miss clicks. So you just need to train it. Start with a confortable number of screens and then you will try to raise the number 1 by 1 until you reach your goal. Also keep studying the game to make faster decisions while you play, actually, I could easily say that this is the most important thing you need to do if you want to play more tables without problems... [/QUOTE]

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