<p>Great points both of you. I also liked how the article emphasized adapting to different game types and adjusting your approach based on the “economy” of the game. For example, in a cash game, the value of each hand changes based on the pot size and the tendencies of other players. But in tournaments, things shift dramatically because of the increasing blinds and antes. I found the tips on playing against aggressive opponents especially helpful. You have to read the table dynamics and adjust accordingly. Understanding these shifts is key to making smarter decisions and improving your game over time. Does anyone here have any experiences where understanding game economics helped you win big?</p>