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In Chapter 2, if you scored really low

In Chapter 2, if you scored really low in the aggression part of your game, then trying to play the more aggressive game strategy is not going to be a good initial fit for you. You're much better off either figuring out a more passive and trappy game strategy, especially if you excelled at the logic / reason part of the scoring from Chapter 2, or learning to create more of a balanced strategy. If you scored really low in the psychological parts, and struggle with tilt, then a more aggressive game plan might initially come more natural for you, but it won't be an ideal because you'd have a tendency to "spew" chips away with over the top aggressive play and tilt.

Tension Count

Tension Count If you're struggling to understand the proper amount of aggressive action to take at the table before your opponents are likely to react and attempt to adapt to your play, then you can keep a mental note of the Tension Count at the table. The tension count is the ratio of aggressive action to rounds of online hold'em poker played. The more aggressive you are within a round, the higher the tension count becomes. Conversely, the less aggressive you are, the lower the tension count becomes. The purpose of the tension count is to try and find that ideal balance so you are being aggressive enough and adapting your play to the circumstances appropriately. It's easy to say that if you become more aggressive, then of course your opponents are going to eventually react and adapt. But knowing about how far you can push each of them is a bit of an art. If you feel you already have a good handle on this, then you're probably already aware of how tension is built and released at the table and you can skip over this section. If however it's still a bit of anomaly for you, and you'd like to become better at knowing how to take advantage of tension counts at the table, then forge ahead.