4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Watching the kids
Posts: 1,603
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Originally Posted by fjuanl
after noticing how wrong i was about how people would act, i starting thinking about how predicible or non-prediciable my game is. maybe i think im changing gears or playing a different style when I'm actually NOT. i sort of develped a non-written system for what hands I play in what positions, and I might have gotten to strick in following it. this is a problem because when players know exactly how you act, you lose money. fortunetly I have the luxury of playing against new people all the time, so they don't know of my nit-tendencies. but its something id definetly have to work on when playing against the same players regularly
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I think your internalized type of "formulaic" play works really well when there are at least 1 or 2 fish at the table but you make an interesting observation about the importance of knowing your opponents. that's why i'm going to try to focus on single tabling sngs and taking good notes, since I think to take your game to the next level you need the ability to make these quick, accurate judgement calls about your current villains. you need to remember tendencies and let it influence your "feel" for the players.
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