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Old 09-02-06, 12:53 AM
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That was an EXCELLENT thread...

I dunno... I'm not much of an article guy. I wanted to be, back in the day, but I find just posting as different situations come up suits me better. Eh.... you're right though - some articles would be nice.
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Well, not like "How do you play flopped sets in deep stack NL," but more like:

How do you approach a session...
Latest leaks that have been plugged...
How to handle losing a $xxx(xx) pot...
Deep Stack Pre and Post Flop Strategy on the Bubble of a Tournament...

etc etc.
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Old 09-02-06, 01:09 AM
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Perhaps these types of discussions can be addressed on TP Radio segments
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I was just about to say that.... These sound like excellent topics.
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See, heres the thing with poker strategy...almost every time you will get the answer "It depends". So the best way to actually discuss strategy is a highly specific situation, as realistic as possible. What better way than individual, actual hands played and documented chip for chip and card for card?
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But the problem with very specific hands is that they don't happen alot. "How do you play flopped sets in deep stack NL?" <--- How often can u relate to that thread?

The main problem for me is I don't know what questions to ask. I just want to get better!

Also, anyone want to tell me where "The last article I enjoyed on this site was Shabi's on Table Selection." is?
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Use this site's search feature and use the keywords "keys to table selection". It'll probably be the first one on the list.
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