Re: Roy Cooke article in Card Player is wrong.
Something I didn't include in my original post.
I tightned up considerably when I left the B&M world. Mucking QJs/AJ/KTs under the gun is routine now. Playing 200 hands in 7 hours (including breaks) led me to play looser at the Casino. Being able to knock out 200 hands in 20 minutes helps keep marginal hands out of my playing range. My impression is that every winning player would tighten up on line, increasing the ev per hand played and thus reducing their fluctuations and required bankroll. That's what I found. I thought it would be a more common experience.
Good to hear everyone's comments and impressions. Very interesting discussion.
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