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07-24-06, 04:40 PM
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It's supposed to be really good for cash games, with pokerxfactor having the edge for tournaments. I've only seen a sample video but I liked what I saw. Your friend might want to be careful about giving out the password as I'm sure they're pretty strict about that.
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07-24-06, 04:46 PM
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I'm actually on the fence right now about subscribing to both of them. About $225 gets you both for the first month, looks to be worth it so I probably will look into it further.
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07-25-06, 01:22 AM
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I just subscribed today. I definately do like the videos by Green Plastic. I have learned a few things, especially that I am way too weak/tight.
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07-25-06, 02:04 AM
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Whenever a weak player open limps (because only weak players open limp in shorthanded games), I would only raise with good hands. Now, I believe I should be raising with all sorts of suited connectors hands to isolate the weak player(s) or take down the pot preflop when I have position on this player. I saw Green Plastic do this a bunch in his videos, and I do think that it is a good play.
He also mentioned how quickly a person acts in their calls or raises and what you can deduce from why he is doing this. For example, if a person calls quickly, they usually have a medium-strength hand because if you flop a monster you usually have many options as to what to do with the hand and will take some time to plan out what you are going to do with the hand. |
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07-25-06, 02:07 AM
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Shit... I would have told you that for half the price!
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