Re: Coming out of the shadows?
 

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It seems like most of the big $215ers here don't protect their screen names and maybe this is because they see the same people so many times it doesn't really matter.

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I used to protect my screen name, but at the $215s I don't think that it really matters. The only advantage that I can see from being secret is that when people play with you the first couple of times they have no reads. If you 8 table the bigger SNGs regularly though everyone will already know you.

Re: Coming out of the shadows?
 

I never hid my SN even though I'm a pokern00b. I'm trying to get better and willing to pay tuition to get there. If I lose a buyin to a 2+2er who outplayed me, I would consider it +EV if I found out how.

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Known, solid 2+2ers are the easiest players to put on a very accurate pushing/calling range. I prefer to remain the anonymous donk that gets berated for calling their any 2 push more than I "should".

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I dont ever use table selection...but I hope that good players use it to avoid me.

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Donkbluffer,

Yes, I had a post in this thread...you weren't seeing things

It was deleted at the request of the OP (altho I had edited its content anyway)

What my post contained was absolutely no big deal and uninteresting, however.

Yugoslav