Nowhere is this more true than in HUHTs, where there are people waiting to battle you for lobby control literally around the clock. To quote Mark Cuban “you have to work like there is someone working 24 hours a day to take it away from you.” They spend their days and nights thinking about it, about how to achieve their goals, how to reach them more quickly, and more optimally. Whether their motivation was driven by a love of competition, money, or working towards mastery of a unique skill-set, successful HUHT players are incredibly passionate about whatever aspect of the game is most important to them. However, they do seem to be particularly magnified in them in a way that I feel merits a deeper exploration. However, having been fortunate enough to spend a considerable amount of time with some of the best HU SNG players in the world, I quickly noticed how alike they all were in very specific ways.īefore exploring those, however, I want to stress that the characteristics outline below are, of course, not unique to HUHT players. Success, of course, comes in many different forms.
Anatomy of a Successful Heads-Up Hyper-Turbo Player In this second part we will look at the anatomy of a successful HUHT player and explore the attributes most important to success in these games. In the first part of our introduction to Heads-Up Hyper-Turbos (HUHT) we outlined the pros and cons of this format and dispelled its two most common myths, being a luck-based or all-in preflop game.
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