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07-08-09, 01:50 AM
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Yeah ofcourse you might wanna enjoy vegas, but this is the main event and possibly worth millions to you, so doing your homework on other players might be an advantage i.e. noteing who's taking bigger stacks into day 2.
Players do get moved from other tables when they break so you never know who will be at yours even if they don't start there. |
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07-08-09, 01:53 AM
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You're only going to see , at most, if you run around the entire room studying every table for ever a few minutes, maybe 2% of the hands played through the entire day. You're not gonna see alot of showdowns, and all of your studying will be against blind hands.
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07-08-09, 02:03 AM
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Yeah you are probably right, but from my point of view I would rather be in there watching just incase I could get a little piece of information that may come in useful at a later stage.
Plenty of time to enjoy vegas once i've won the ME and am a millionaire. |
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