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#41
08-25-2006, 11:34 PM
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Re: 2 pieces of advice
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1. When you are running bad - play shorter sessions and move down in limits. [/ QUOTE ] I do a variation of this. I don't like to quit a session early becasue I am up or down. But what I will do is if I start to feel antsy about being either up or down (wanting to lock up a win or starting to tilt), I will move down to my lowest limit. The days I just feel good and enjoy playing I'll play a little longer than my normal session (which is two hours) so on those days I might play 3-4 hours and I play at the higher end of my limit spectrum. 
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#45
08-26-2006, 09:18 PM
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Re: 2 pieces of advice
very good advice. gabe and you covered most important ones.
so here's a humor one that i can't believe im the first in with. 1) load up poker sites 2) ? 3) profit Barron
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#47
08-27-2006, 12:16 AM
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Re: 2 pieces of advice
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1. Doing pretty much the opposite of the advice in the OP is main reason that I'm not rich from poker. [/ QUOTE ] Seriously. This post is gold, although it's something I've heard many times before and pretty much know but still ignore. To start I put this as my homepage. If I changed my ways I would be much richer.
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#48
08-27-2006, 12:49 AM
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Re: 2 pieces of advice
1) Before every bet or raise you make ask yourself "Does this move make me money?"
2) If the answer to #1 is no... check or fold.
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#49
08-27-2006, 01:04 AM
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Re: 2 pieces of advice
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1. When you are running bad - play shorter sessions and move down in limits. 2. When you are on a heater, play extremely long session. Play until you cannot physically play another hand. While I can't explain why this works (especially shorthanded or heads up), its probably a combination of you playing your best, your opponents their worst and your image being perfect. Both of these are very hard to do. Post your advice. [/ QUOTE ] 1. play bad 2. run good FYP
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