EP. 27 How to Beat Better Opponents 

Mark richards says " don't play the name play the game"

I had to come back and review this podcast again. I’ve been in a slump I’m throwing everything off the back of the board comparing myself to guys who are better than me which is really dumb, but I needed to hear your words of wisdom tonight before we go to league night. Thanks again guys.

Good discussion guys. Much needed here!

Eric Davis is the real goat. Also better attitude.

Zach kept mentioning "higher percentage shots" when referring to making someone have to go airmail or do roll shots because of your blocks, but I think Zach meant to say _lower_ percentage shots. You want your opponent to have lower percentage shots, not higher. Cheers.

Thanks guys. You have helped me out quite a bit when it comes to thinking about the next shot. You make a lot of sense and you have helped me win more than a few games :). Keep it up guys!

Fantastic information. Different look at the game and that’s awesome! I always get nervous playing better players, but to relax knowing there’s more pressure on a good player to beat a lower player, than the other way around. Make it tough for them, that will be one of my strategies going forward.

I’ve played against Mark R once 21-0 .

I actually outscored a pro during an open blind draw at a regional and we won and I asked what division he was throwing in and he was like well I have to throw in the open. No idea he was a pro which took the pressure off

I lost a game yesterday 21-2 but it took 43 rounds lol

Really enjoy your podcast. Great information that has helped me many times. Will definitely put this information to use. Now need to go get some Fllp merch. Link for merch?

Just watched this as a first video from you guys and agree with all the advice 100%. Subbed and liked. I am new to this game and I definitely play like a beginner, a good game for me is just keeping 4 bags on the board. I am hoping that with more practice I get better but only time will tell. I would like to know about good bags to push and block with, but not have to throw so hard to get the blocker in. Which bags are good rolling bags and which bags are good sliding bags. If you already posted these videos I guess I will find them eventually, but keep up the good content. Thank you