The Well: TheMetetron

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if you could go back in time a year and give yourself 1 bit of poker related advice, what would it be?

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I really can't come up with much good here. Generally, to take time and think through hands as they are happening instead of just autopiloting everything. For a long time, I didn't think for nearly long enough before making plays and although I could later come up with the correct play, I wasn't doing it while playing.

Specifically, that at mid-stakes NL everyone isn't screwing with you constantly and it isn't OK to go crazy playing back at them. This is tilt, not "making a stand". Figure out their frequencies by using PT and adjust yours to take advantage of that. Also, when someone 3-bets you the last 3 orbits, it CAN be that they have a hand every time. You don't need to ALWAYS play back.

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There have to be some great examples of this that SSNL could learn from. Could you give like three examples of people who were giving you trouble, how you pawed through PT to get a better read on them, and exactly how you adjusted?