[stevepa]

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I dunno, if you're playing truly unexploitably at all times, I'm pretty sure your results would be phenomenal

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No one can really quantify what playing unexploitably is, so it's obviously somewhat up to interpretation, but I disagree (if we ignore things like tilt that normally hurt a good player's win rate). You end up making so many mistakes (at non super tough games) that your winrate would almost certainly be lower than a good regular. I used this example in another thread about this, but think about when you have two nits sitting to your left. You are going to be making so so many mistakes when it's folded to you on the button (not raising enough, calling 3bets too much, 4betting too much, etc.) Obviously you'll still be making money in that spot, but significantly less. I think the same principle holds pretty much whoever is at the table, assuming you play better than them.

edit: sorry for the hijack, it was a good article rizen [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Steve