Re: Question about table selection (more specifically pokerstars 10/20 6m)
 

juice what's your avatar i'm at work and have no DB in front of me. not looking to trash talk just curious.

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juuuiice is a product of the hoss_tbf camp of LHE so ya, he really is like 100X better than anyone else playing 10-20.

Re: Question about table selection (more specifically pokerstars 10/20 6m)
 

lots of the responses in this thread are very unhelpful.

The trick is to look out for big time fish, not avoid regulars. The problem is that fish are hard to spot so often you just look for a bunch of unknowns and sit with them.

Lol at how little you'd win if you just sat around playing only regulars all day.

Re: Question about table selection (more specifically pokerstars 10/20 6m)
 

yea juice what happened to you? one day you're a regular at the 50 and the next day i see you sitting at a 10/20 hu table...are you basically just sacrificing some $ in exchange for zero variance?

edit - actually just pm me...if you want to.

Re: Question about table selection (more specifically pokerstars 10/20
 

Juice how did you get so good? honest questoin.

Re: Question about table selection (more specifically pokerstars 10/20
 

So Juice, who do you believe are the next best regulars after you? Are there any regulars you think are pretty poor?

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juuuiice is a product of the hoss_tbf camp of LHE so ya, he really is like 100X better than anyone else playing 10-20.

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How is he a product of the hoss camp? Taught by hoss or what?

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said camp does not exist. I'm just his #1 fan

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I just want the money. Im not trying to be the best limit player in the world. So what do you want? The money? Or the glory?

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Well definitely the money, but I do think there is alot to be said for moving up as quickly as possible to increase your $/hr.

Re: Question about table selection (more specifically pokerstars 10/20
 

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The trick is to look out for big time fish, not avoid regulars. The problem is that fish are hard to spot so often you just look for a bunch of unknowns and sit with them.

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So would you sit at a table with 3 average regulars and 2 unknowns? Or 3 good regulars and 1 well known, huge fish?