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Just saw this on 2p2 in the theory section...what do you guys think? (Link above)
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Play from any position - Page 2 - Poker Theory - General Poker Theory Forum
Just saw this on 2p2 in the theory section...what do you guys think? (Link above)
Easypoker, I say this with every intention of being straight with you. You obviously want to learn the game but your going about it the wrong way. Stop posting. Start reading and not 2P2. I would only post responses from now on and stop looking for some secret method to beat the game. Poker does not have a system.
What you need to do is get a Grinderschool membership. Then watch every video you can for the next month. If you have any questions after that then post it. I'm not going to go into details about how bad things are for your methods of learning. Get a coach, or someone playing higher than you to watch you play. Watch them play. Just stop looking for the answer that you think is out there.
You're making the assumption I'm posting this for my own development.
I'm merely interested in what people think. Jeeeeez.
Hi EasyP.
I clicked the Link , I do read 2P2 sometimes, Its a pretty mammoth post to link to . So with respect, Ill pass on reading it for now.
About your title.
Play from any position - Thoughts
Playing from any position is a certain B/r loser.It really is.
There are quotes everywhere .
"Position , position and then position"
"Position is king."
I dont know who to credit them with.
Position is King
And about Jyms mentioning Grinder School , He is absolutley right. Next time you see a free promotion, dive in there.
Playing 100% of your hands is pretty optimal if you are a superuser.
I disagree with this. Not because I don't like you. But because it's terrible advice. I think posting is one of the best things that you can do. There is nothing wrong with reading 2p2 however you should be careful of all the trolling/leveling. Posting in general is going to be good no matter what. There is a system to beating the game it is however not like a blackjack system.Quote:
Originally Posted by jyms
This is better advice. Find somebody better than you who will talk to you about poker. Then talk to them about it. Also, paying somebody is a great way to get them to talk to you. However, if you can find someone with similar knowledge who will do it for free then that seems better, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by jyms
Is this the general consensus? Will someone please elaborate?Quote:
Originally Posted by reDZill4