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12-12-05, 04:00 AM
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yea tp i agree that was way to broad. In other words i am a great tourney player but suffer success in cash games. in other words what are some of the things that i could do to become a better cash game player.
i just had a good cash game session, at the .50 / 1 level. i more than doubled up my buy in. As soon as that happened i got the hell out though |
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12-12-05, 04:03 AM
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Read a books. Play 10,000 hands. Repeat.
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12-12-05, 04:23 AM
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Go buy Small Stakes Hold'Em. That will set you right in your ways.
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12-12-05, 05:19 AM
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limit and no limit are two completely different games. Go read my last post in the 'how should I' section ... that would never work in limit...
I was gunna link you to an old thread in which I answered this Q in detail, but when i do a search it only shows my last 500 (and this wasnt one of em)
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12-12-05, 02:20 PM
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I think he's a contributor, but it's primarily Ed Miller's book:
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Hybrid Mode
