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11-22-2007, 10:58 PM
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Re: Improving your game
After you have a large sample use PT to examine what type of hands/levels you are losing money. Post some of these hands and get advice.
Pick a couple guys posting/playing at your level that you believe have a good grasp on the game or at a similar understanding that you are. PM them, exchange some HHs and discuss. If there's a debate you can always post the hands in question for others opinions. If you have some regulars that have played a number of games with, examine their play and try and figure out what their standard pushing/calling ranges are at different levels/positions chip stacks etc. Plug these into SNGPT, and note what your pushing/calling ranges should be against them and put these in your notes on them to have at the table. Also look for anything you can find that you can exploit about their game. 
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11-23-2007, 05:14 AM
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Re: Improving your game
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Pick a couple guys posting/playing at your level that you believe have a good grasp on the game or at a similar understanding that you are. PM them, exchange some HHs and discuss. If there's a debate you can always post the hands in question for others opinions. [/ QUOTE ] I know this is probably a good idea but it kind of feels like im helping the competition. Any $16 players wanna do this? I know theres a bunch of you on here.
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11-23-2007, 09:23 AM
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Re: Improving your game
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[ QUOTE ] Pick a couple guys posting/playing at your level that you believe have a good grasp on the game or at a similar understanding that you are. PM them, exchange some HHs and discuss. If there's a debate you can always post the hands in question for others opinions. [/ QUOTE ] I know this is probably a good idea but it kind of feels like im helping the competition. Any $16 players wanna do this? I know theres a bunch of you on here. [/ QUOTE ] PM me.
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