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03-27-07, 10:12 PM
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Live limit games going short is a good thing. If you ask, and I always do, they'll give you a "break on the rake." At the rooms I've been too, they'll usually cap it at $2, instead of the normal $4. Playing shorthanded online is the most profitable game and it's definitely no different live. Less players, less rake, more hands, mo money.
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03-27-07, 11:47 PM
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Honestly, my advice to you is to forget playing live and play online - at least until you vuild yourself a reasonable bankroll that you can take to play live. With your current roll, going broke is almost inevitable playing at those stakes. So play online (you'll get in TONS more hands per hour too) until you have probably 10x the live roll you have now. Then decide what and where you want to play.
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03-28-07, 12:10 AM
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Advise Needed??????
my advice is to l2spell on a serious note, build up ur online roll, cash out some more slowly but surely and crush the 200NL game |
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03-28-07, 12:24 AM
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None, i brought them all up with last minute kissassery
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