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06-13-2005, 02:25 PM
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Improving Agression levels
My name is: Jim Erickson and I used to be a weak tighty
Today I can confess of my sins. I have overcome them finally. In the past I had a really hard time getting my PFR% over 8.5. No matter what I tried it just wouldn't go up. My Post Flop agression levels were equally weak. My method of overcoming this was a bit of a surprise. I thought I would throw this out to others that may be in the same boat as I was. Play 6 max games. The extra agression that is essential to 6 max games spilled over to my full games with a nice bump to my win levels. I don't suggest this to everyone as the games are so different but for me playing 2 6 max games and 2 full games at the same time has worked for me. Anyway, just something that helped me. Maybe it will help someone else. 
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06-13-2005, 02:41 PM
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Re: Improving Agression levels
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Hi, my name is Dan, and i'm the world's worst 6-max player. That is all. -d [/ QUOTE ] Really? I find I have a lot easier time of it when I sit with the fish who call a lot rather than the fish who bet and raise a lot.
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06-13-2005, 02:46 PM
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Re: Improving Agression levels
Agreed. But the other school exists as well.
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06-13-2005, 02:49 PM
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Re: Improving Agression levels
I found the same thing happened to me after experimenting with heads-up play. But when I came back to full ring games I was a little too aggressive at first and had to tone it down. For some reason, after HU play, I am less prone to "monsters under the bed syndrome." Before that, I was always worried someone had a better hand. Psychologically, I'm not sure why this removed the phobia but I'm glad.
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06-13-2005, 02:58 PM
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Re: Improving Agression levels
They say the worlds worst poker players play 6 max games.
They are most definately positively right.
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