Session Reviews sign up thread

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Here is the official sign up thread for this forums session reviews.

If you are interested in being paired up with a partner send an email that includes your handle and current limit to frnlsessionreviews@yahoo.com.

I will release the pairings on Tuesday, May 1.
Here is the FAQ

[zman2245]

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Wow, we are already up to a possible 22 people being interested in this.

For those of you who who showed interest in original thread asking if people were interested in this, can you email the above email to let me know if you want to be counted in and your current limits.

I also need to know limits from people who haven't already told me so that way I can try to pair people at similar limits together.

[raistlinx]

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Wow, we are already up to a possible 22 people being interested in this.

For those of you who who showed interest in original thread asking if people were interested in this, can you email the above email to let me know if you want to be counted in and your current limits.

I also need to know limits from people who haven't already told me so that way I can try to pair people at similar limits together.

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If possible people should also respond with their VP$IP/pfr% stats so LAGs aren't paired with TAGs. Just a thought.

[ottsville]

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If possible people should also respond with their VP$IP/pfr% stats so LAGs aren't paired with TAGs. Just a thought.

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I don't know....it might be good for each to see how the other plays and learn to analyze/understand that style of play.

[Jeff76]

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I don't know....it might be good for each to see how the other plays and learn to analyze/understand that style of play.

[/ QUOTE ]I agree completely. A good player should be able to play both "styles" and critique the situations that are created by each.

Also, I'd hate to be pigeon holed by my PF stats anyway.

[Ryanj37]

How does this work exactly?

[phydaux]

I'm in, if there's room for a uNL nit.

[Sigurd]

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I don't know....it might be good for each to see how the other plays and learn to analyze/understand that style of play.


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This summarizes a lot of the reasons why session reviewing is such a good learning tool. Being forced to think along different lines than you usually do, and explain you play to someone, who may have a different view on things, is a really good exercise.

[GrandmaStabone]

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I don't know....it might be good for each to see how the other plays and learn to analyze/understand that style of play.


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This summarizes a lot of the reasons why session reviewing is such a good learning tool. Being forced to think along different lines than you usually do, and explain you play to someone, who may have a different view on things, is a really good exercise.

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Yeah I am going to go ahead and third this notion. On the other hand, I wouldn't go out of your way to try and pair up players with opposite styles either.