for me i'm able to put ppl on hands more easily when i play NL online, sum nights when i'm really playing good i can call out ppl's hands almost everyhand, but then sum nights i'm just not there so.. i started off playing NL and thats all i ever played, i guess i play NL cause i'm impatient. Sum nights playing NL i can triple my stack, also while playing NL it's easier to control the game. I should start playing sum limit poker though to get ready for the casino's. I feel that limit is more mechanical and what i mean by that unless your playing at higher limits, its pretty much check, raise, and what are my odds.. I'm thinking bout switching over though, cause i've read more books on limit, and i'm beginning to think its a better way to gradually increase your bankroll.
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Thread: Everyone is a NL pro?
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08-25-2005 #21
Last edited by dopemope223; 04-10-2011 at 01:20 AM.
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08-25-2005 #22
You, sir, are a moron.
Originally Posted by Joem04
You WANT action on aces. The more your opponents you have, the higher your expectation will be. You want a million people going to the flop with you."Last night I stayed up late playing poker with tarot cards. I got a full house and four people died."
-Stephen Wright
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08-25-2005 #23Poker Professional
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How many cards are in YOUR deck??
Originally Posted by eclinchy
There are fish at every level of every game. It is a definite wrong statement to say that most limit players are good. Most are fish. Most are fish and they don't even know it.
My guess would be that most online players that are the "I saw the WSOP on TV and I want to play poker" crowd want to play NL tournies. I'd suppose that limit and NL ring have about the same amount of fish.
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08-25-2005 #24
Originally Posted by eclinchy
the more people that are in the hand sir the more you are going to lose it, i want 1 or 2 ppl in the flop with me when i have a high pocket pairIf there wern't luck involed i guess id win everyone
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08-25-2005 #25Banned
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You lose more often but when you do win you win bigger pots
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08-25-2005 #26
Originally Posted by Steve-O
The way you talk it appears to me you think Limit players are superior to NL players. A 4 to 1 dog is HUGE. Pushing with KK is not bad if you will get action. NL is a much much more complex game than limit will ever be.
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08-25-2005 #27
Originally Posted by eclinchy
Uhhh this is incorrect imho. Not only does your variance go through the roof, you will never know if you have the best hand unless you flop a set and turn a boat. You will call down or raise a bunch with the losing hand and end up tilting your money away in the long run.
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08-25-2005 #28
I think I showed you make the most profit long term with AA if 12 players go all-in with you.
Marm is back, maybe. Been off for 3 years. Rusty as Hell.
Luck is a Residue of Design.
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08-25-2005 #29
You didn't see the 40k pot on FTP with SpiritRock vs Phil Ivey? Phil had KQ on a flop of Q37 rainbow i think. He called a 15k allin with TPGK. He won BTW.
Originally Posted by xxdemexx
In your example, I will call very often. AQ is a HUGE favorite over JQ.
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08-26-2005 #30
In ring in would't touch this call at higher limits (NL) it's smells too much of a set up with you opponent holding AA or KK or even made set - reverse psycology - it looks like a buy so I'll call.
Originally Posted by goose58
In a tourney -call - life is too short. One on one a lot of pros will hit the all in button with mid par/weak flop - kost ppl will put down Tp ifs its J or T.See me playing $10/$20NL like it was play money
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