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But micro limits are fuckin difficult to play. Because you see a lot of gambling, prayers, and illogical impulsive idiots.
.1/.2 suck. .5/.10 and .10/.25 aren't much different.
At what limits do people start thinking and reasoning out your actions?
That's where I need to play.
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09-03-2007 #1Chaser
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What is the easiest limit to play at?
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09-03-2007 #2Poker Professional
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you're totally offbase here, the answer is easily .01./.02. if you can't beat that game in the long run, you have terrible fundamentals
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09-03-2007 #3Poker Professional
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never mind, what i meant to say is: 1/2NL is the easiest. please hop right in the 6max games on stars.
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09-03-2007 #4Stu Ungar
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lol, gg
Originally Posted by squeezyplayer
the two best MTT training sites on the net
http://www.pokerpwnage.com/?ref=486
http://www.pokerxfactor.com/
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09-03-2007 #5Mike McDermott
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300/600NL HU
people call w/air all the timeidkmybffjill?
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09-03-2007 #6Chaser
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A great answer. Originally Posted by squeezyplayer
You put things into a different perspective for me. For someone who plays by the fundamentals (you), it's easiest to beat .1/.2.
For someone who plays the people (me), it's easiest to beat players at low-middle limits.
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09-03-2007 #7Stu Ungar
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BTW he plays NL200 Originally Posted by resveratrol
the two best MTT training sites on the net
http://www.pokerpwnage.com/?ref=486
http://www.pokerxfactor.com/
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09-04-2007 #8Super Moderator
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Please tell me you didn't just say that... Originally Posted by resveratrol
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09-04-2007 #9Poker Professional
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see, thats the thing.. u dont want to play players that think.. cuz once they start thinking, then they get better. Originally Posted by resveratrol
At what limits do people start thinking and reasoning out your actions?
That's where I need to play.
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09-04-2007 #10Super Moderator
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Honestly resveratrol I am surprised to see you post this.
You seemed to me like you actually had a fundemental understanding of poker and were going to turn into a winning player but if you can't realise that you should make the most money in a game where your opponents make the most mistakes then you are really making a basic error.
If you are good at "playing the player" then why can't you adapt to the players at micro stakes who are on average the worst players?Best Current Ongame Deal.
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