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It oging to be hard for us to point out your buddy's tells, having never played with him before
![]() Tell him to play solid poker and stay patient. In my experience the biggest problem online players have playing in big live events is that they aren't patient enough. The blinds increase slowly, and there is plenty of time to accumulate chips. Play small pots, avoid big ones. Avoid calling all-in with anything but an extremely strong hand. |
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being patient is definitely the best advice for the WSOP blind structure... oh and make sure you demand a move if phil ivey is at your opening table.
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ya with slow blind structur, patience is a virtue!! And I would obviously not expect yuo to know his tells, lol. This may be a stupid question, but can you actually request to be moved from a table? Or is it very strict, you go where they move you and thats that?
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You go where they tell you - just like playing online.
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bump.
anymore advise, its almost time. TP, are you going to be there for the June 3rd event? |
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No, sir. I'm not going out until just before the Main Event. I plan on taking down the Media/Celebrity charity event this year. I finished 14th last year (out of nearly 200). Funny story too.... When I sat down, Norm MacDonald was on my left and Elvis was on my right. Sheesh - tough table!
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