08-30-2005, 02:47 PM
I know that you have likely seen this asked before, but I did search both the forum and the archive and couldn't find the answer.
I am looking for a list of people both current and past (who's posts would now be in the archive) that were considered to be the best players, people whos advice was spot on 9 times out of 10.
I appreciate all feedback but there seems to be varying opinions on a lot of topics, so I am wondering who YOU search out responses from, and who YOU would consider as providing the best advice.
While I am sure that you are all smarter than me, and I can learn something from all of you (hence, I am not going to be ignoring anyones comments), I also want to know who the 'best' are so that I can search out there posts and try to understand what they are saying. I compare this to Ed Miller vs. Lee Jones, there is no doubt that Lee Jones is 100 times the poker player that I am, but if I was to search out posts by either one of them, I am better off with Miller. However, if Lee Jones is going to point something out, I would be a fool to ignore it.
I hope this makes sense.
Thanks,
Margon
I am looking for a list of people both current and past (who's posts would now be in the archive) that were considered to be the best players, people whos advice was spot on 9 times out of 10.
I appreciate all feedback but there seems to be varying opinions on a lot of topics, so I am wondering who YOU search out responses from, and who YOU would consider as providing the best advice.
While I am sure that you are all smarter than me, and I can learn something from all of you (hence, I am not going to be ignoring anyones comments), I also want to know who the 'best' are so that I can search out there posts and try to understand what they are saying. I compare this to Ed Miller vs. Lee Jones, there is no doubt that Lee Jones is 100 times the poker player that I am, but if I was to search out posts by either one of them, I am better off with Miller. However, if Lee Jones is going to point something out, I would be a fool to ignore it.
I hope this makes sense.
Thanks,
Margon