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What's your SN on ftp?

Are you still involved with the sweatshop crew? They recruit any new mules?

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When did they start playing with guitars in the NBA?

No, serious one now: Do you think that everybody who wants to become a really good poker player should be playing all the variations or is concentrating on one game (say NLHE for us) the better way to go?

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It's a uke!

I think you should play whatever you make the most money at. Playing the most variations only matters if you never get any action like Ivey and have to play everything so people will play games they think they're good at. Poker is about money, not impressing people with your flexibility. Just beat the crap out of whatever game you're best at and take the money to the bank.

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What's your SN on ftp?

Are you still involved with the sweatshop crew? They recruit any new mules?

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I'm keeping my SN private for now.

I never was involved with them financially, they were just my friends, and also, they were not a "sweatshop". As far as I know, they still play with the same guys, I have only kept in contact with Chuck since moving back to Vegas.

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I'm going to go drop off my tennis racket for restringing, I'll answer the next batch when I get back.

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What is your pov on 3 betting?

I think my blind play is my biggest leak. What advice can you offer when playing in the blinds?

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Are you nationz on FTP?
What is your ptbb/100 at NL200?
Do you have plans to start a poker sweat shop like Chuck?

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What's your SN on ftp?

Are you still involved with the sweatshop crew? They recruit any new mules?

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I'm keeping my SN private for now.

I never was involved with them financially, they were just my friends, and also, they were not a "sweatshop". As far as I know, they still play with the same guys, I have only kept in contact with Chuck since moving back to Vegas.

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Besides playing what steps did you take to improve your game while you were building a roll?
What do you do to improve your game now?

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How are you liking living in Vegas the second time around?
Do you see yourself continuing to bounce between live and online play? What do you like about each one?
Did you ever talk to my masseuse from Ceasar's Palace again?
Will there be another one of those 2+2 donk games at next years WSOP?

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do you regret dropping out of school and having a degree to fall back on if poker fails for you?

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I think I adjust to the regulars better than other players. Many regs are content to just give up or fold because they have other stuff going on and they can find better spots. I don't mind going to war with them. Also my blind play is exceptional.

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What makes your blind play so exceptional, and how did it become so? I think most full ring regulars are pretty terrible in the blinds, myself included. Is your willingness to go to war with them part of what gives you such an edge in the blinds? Also, have you played much 6-max and did that help with improving blind play? And approximately how many FRNL hands have you played lifetime?

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