Here is a million dollar question. When choosing a table to play, do you choose at table where the average bet for the table is high(signifyinga loose table) or do you choose a table where the average bet is low(signifying a tight table)/
When you answer, explain why?
Picking a table
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Flavel - Posts: 96
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by Zuccala » Tue Oct 09, 2007 9:10 pm
1. Bad players. These above all are best to follow. Thats why a buddy list is GREAT!
2. Pot size.
3. % Players seeing each flop
2. Pot size.
3. % Players seeing each flop
2008 Goals:
1. Make $40K by year end.
2. Play at least 100hrs a month.
3. Read 5-10 new Poker Books w/ notes.
4. Become regular at $2/$4 FR
5. Try some $5/$10 FR
6. Work on Game non-stop.
1. Make $40K by year end.
2. Play at least 100hrs a month.
3. Read 5-10 new Poker Books w/ notes.
4. Become regular at $2/$4 FR
5. Try some $5/$10 FR
6. Work on Game non-stop.
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by shamdonk » Wed Oct 10, 2007 12:12 am
Be glad your opponents refuse to fold; if they didn't, you just might go broke.
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(9:00:09 PM) GodlikeRoy: i think you could prolly post total shit for the next 2 years aaaaand like 192 days and you'll still be considered 'posting good' cause of your threads that'll never be seen thread
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Re: Picking a table
by Notorious_JC » Thu Oct 11, 2007 12:46 pm
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by Danhdan » Thu Oct 11, 2007 4:46 pm
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"My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives."
"Laugh and the world stares at you; cry, and the world stares at you."
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