Learn How to Snap From the Best!!! - Next Level Snap with LambySeries

[@LegendWolfA]

So if I understand correctly, the tips can be summarized as: - Snap with a certain level of uncertainty. Keep in mind that your opponent is as uncertain as you are. - When you try out a new deck, think about what the best thing you can do with it each turn. If it's favorable, go for the snap - In conquest, the first 4 rounds are mostly for learning opponent's deck. On round 1, play as conservatively as possible. - When you are ahead, be a bit aggressive when it comes to snapping, don't be laid back. - In a favored match-up, you can be passive as you win normally anyways. In a bad match-up, snap when you see a combo that can beat them and it's early game, or when you know your opponent didn't get the card that can destroy you - It is alright to use the entire turn and snap at the final moments. The game gave you all that time and you have every right to use it. Think your turn through, don't rush it, don't become impatient. - Don't let your fear takes over. You're as good as whoever you're facing, don't be afraid to snap when the game favors you. And do retreat when it does not I hope these are precise. If its wrong do correct me.

[@billyshih]

Solid advice, would love to see more of these!

[@peacefulseaplays]

stay tuned! let us know what topics youd like to see covered!

[@mattlepinski]

This video is amazing. I consume a LOT of Marvel Snap content and I have never heard Snapping strategy explained like this!

[@peacefulseaplays]

thank you! we really want this to be a big value add for anyone and everyone, from seasoned to beginner. let us know what topics youd like to see in the future!

[@Phanterinos]

Best video on Marvel Snap insight i saw since i started playing.

[@MrAwjc101]

Really liked the long form and discussion on a specific topic. Great material.

[@peacefulseaplays]

thank you, please let us know what topics youd like to see covered!

[@eugenechege1621]

Very enlightening. Keep em comin.

[@loopingmoon1444]

Tons of good advice here, really enjoyed it.

[@peacefulseaplays]

glad you like it, let us know what topics youd like to see!

[@loopingmoon1444]

@@peacefulseaplays I think there's tons of potential for time limited stuff like meta discussions but I struggle to think of something so universal yet complex like snapping. Maybe location variance and playing around them with legion?

[@peacefulseaplays]

@@loopingmoon1444 we have a list of topics ready to go, just was curious what might be interesting to snap players out there :) meta discussions are awesome, but lamby and kmbest have you covered with their 8 cubes series, make sure and check it out!

[@victoria8378]

Excellent, just what I needed! I never ever snap! I stay in when they snap or retreat but never do it myself! I'm hitting infinite every season but never get my infinity avatar because I'm just too passive and scared! But you're right, it's the same, snapping here I come! 😅

[@souljha9327]

Same for me, played infinity tickets twice and lost both in round 7/8. Both I could have won if I snapped properly. That put me off playing Infinity tickets.

[@andrewbaker285]

How many games/hours do you think you put in to get to infinite? I rarely snap, play 1hr+ a day and 75 is my highest level.

[@victoria8378]

@@andrewbaker285 i do it in a few bursts. So a couple hours to get to 83, then another session of 2 hours or so to get to 93 then usually an hour on another day to get to 100. Usually within the first 4 or 5 days it's easiest and then I focus on conquest after that. I started playing April and finished in 70s my first season but every season since then I've hit infinite. If you're getting to the 70s that's great, you're basically nearly there tbh. It won't take much, just time your sessions well, minimise distractions and if you feel tilt creeping in after a few losses step away and do something else or move to proving grounds to play out your tilt or bad luck!

[@andrewbaker285]

​@@victoria8378Thanks for the encouragement but I've been playing since December and only last 2 seasons got above 60. I assume my collection level (5500) means I get matched against higher level of players or bots more often. But I've given up trying to get infinite, would like the 500 gold at 90 though. Interesting to find out how long people take to get to infinite each month.

[@victoria8378]

@@andrewbaker285 what kinda deck do you normally play? I tend to play my fun experimenty stuff in conquest and after hitting infinite, and tend to use a deck I'm really really familiar with on ladder with lots of tech that can respond against a variety of opponents. I'm S3 complete but I don't know how much that affects MMR if at all. Maybe the time of day can affect number of bots though!

[@uberhnz]

Great advise - really nice format! Keep it up!

[@joseph2000117]

I really like the fprmat of this video. This reminds me of when i beat a Darkhawk as a Thanos, using some of these tips without having heard it articulated. Great vid

[@thefaceless8796]

This is absolutely something I need to accept. I'm someone who doesn't EVER snap. My win rate is great but my cube rate is trash. I play most games out unless I know I cannot win. I snap back on people sometimes but never initiate a snapping situation. I absolutely need to start snapping when I have my best play line like you said. I'm super averse to gambling in real life, and sadly rather risk averse in general lol. It is a problem.

[@Koire136]

Thanks for this video! I've been passively snapping in ladder because I approached it like conquest I guess, which is easier for me since you can get a cheap/free read on the opponent in the first few rounds. I changed my play strategy, and started to rise again!

[@noffpoppin]

Thank you for this video! I'm already seeing some improvements in my snapping. I'm snapping on turn 2 more often.

[@PokeManny809]

Master Class with Lamby

[@davidk7654]

Is it ok to snap on the start of the match

[@LegendWolfA]

I'd say turn 2 onwards is best for snapping. Snapping turn 1 might be too risky because you still know nothing, you don't know your opponent, you don't know the locations, you don't know the draws. Even for aggro decks like destroy it's not a bad idea to hold on till at least turn 2

[@davidk7654]

@@LegendWolfA TY on the tip

[@Shellanomics]

Around the 13-16 minute spot I loved the poker analogy. Big difference between playing aggressive and reckless. In holdem, playing QQ aggressive preflop is smart. You can still pick up reads information to get out early end game if you are beat. Great analogy regarding making your hands much more cube profitable. Thank you for this video!

[@hooshyarkarimi9524]

A few questions: What is the snapping behavior of bots? If you think they might leave on turn 6, do you snap? What is the scenario of snapping on 5? some people snap back, does that mean I should leave if I'm not 100% of my snap or hand? Thanks

[@SilverInThePitchBlack]

Against bots, I insta snap once I know they're bots unless my hand is awful

[@icemanx5085]

Man I learn so much from Lamby when I hear him talk. I listened to this video started playing my hand snapping my odds. Gold conquest 8 2 game over. He the one actually help me understand how to play Thanos.

[@peacefulseaplays]

i learned so much talking to him. GOAT!

[@Miyoji]

you're the best ❤

[@frangkydekriswandy6649]

Yooo man ❤

[@2Athenewins]

Not gonna lie, I really think they should've structured their thoughts before doing this. But other than that, it was fine for newer or lower players. Would've liked if there was some more structured high level, so advanced players could maybe learn a trick or two as well.

[@peacefulseaplays]

thanks for the advice! this is a learning process for both of us so any constructed feedback is appreciated. what sort of higher level topics related to snapping would you like to see discussed?

[@2Athenewins]

@@peacefulseaplays For instance, optimal snapping is knowing exactly what the opponent can play, and then capitalizing on it. So I would maybe try to steer the conversation into deducing the decks, etc. Because you guys talk a lot about being 'an aggressive' snapper. But just as with poker, any sort of "strategy" subpar to "optimal play". Where the betting is done mathematically, and not by feeling.

[@2Athenewins]

And potentially showing viewers the mathematics of correct snapping, compared to not snapping optimally, and what impact it has on a potential 10-100 climb.

[@peacefulseaplays]

@@2Athenewins great ideas and something to consider for our future snap videos. we did try and balance this one between simpler strategy and a little bit of more abstract advice. but i do wanna do a BIG deep dive on prediction and deducing your opps plays so stay tuned for that :)

[@2Athenewins]

@@peacefulseaplays Sounds nice, and I know you cannot please eceryones needs. The video really was good, keep up the work :-D Always a sucker for educational snap vids

[@Joshbehe]

Lol why did peaceful add the first clip of him being so toxic? *thumbs up*

[@antiflyingipis]

That guy doesnt seem to be interested he just want a content with lamby

[@peacefulseaplays]

my name is peaceful, and given that i spent close to 20 hours between write up, layout design, filming and editing, id say im pretty interested! 👍

[@antiflyingipis]

@@peacefulseaplays yeah with a content with Lamby thank you for verifying.

[@peacefulseaplays]

@@antiflyingipis sorry you feel that way. i know my ntentions and Im happy to work with lamby, but this is a passion project of mine and i learned so much from him in the course of making this video. Had some technical issues at the beginning and didnt want to interrupt him when he was on such a roll, but ill make sure to have those sorted before the next vid. hope the best for you :)

[@c88wayne3]

My issue is people roping in proving grounds.. WHY!!! 🤯

[@patrickh5490]

Same! WTF!

[@peacefulseaplays]

@@patrickh5490 proving grounds is too far :(

[@calvinjim8829]

For some players, maybe it is because they are learning the skills Lamby is talking about. Proving Grounds is not just about quick games to get Silver Tickets. It is about Proving your deck and skills. So don’t assume the other player is roping for no good reason.

[@c88wayne3]

@calvinjim8829 I don't have to assume they make it obvious. Proving grounds is also where people go to get missions done and making mistakes has minimal impact.

[@adaml8827]

​@@c88wayne3this mentality will not help you to get better. It's OK to use your time and it's OK if your opponent does it

[@drbingogh]

BINGING

[@Atariese]

Honestly, all the advice im hearing is "be a fucking asshole" I really dont understand any of this. I feel kinda confused and in over my head. Am i the only one lost here? I feel like i might be.

[@toddlowrey189]

Lamby isn’t gospel, people

[@joseph2000117]

Good advice is good advice

[@nickcope]

Some constructive criticism: best player in Snap paired with worst content delivery. Why??? You are under-leveraging your skills and knowledge with this low production quality format! There’s a bunch of great nuggets that could be broken out into its own videos - for better retention and more views. It may be easier to make content this way but you’re leaving monetization on the table.

[@Luis_0619]

GG!, so many good advices, thanks guys

[@devindipalma9861]

Thanks Luis! Let us know what topics you want to see in the future