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Hand Reading
Mathmatical Knowledge Using Position (both relative and absolute) Adjusting to Game conditions (i.e. playing optimally for your table) Emotional Control (keeping your play optimal under bad beats/good runs) My thoughts: 5. Emotional control: in most cases, running tilty can usually be corrected within a session. But, emotional control is really dependent on the person. If you piss away 30 BB every time you get runner runner'd, well, this is a much bigger issue. 4. Hand reading. Being able to construct what a player has from his actions is a powerful tool, but really only an estimating tool. 3. Adjusting to game conditions. Being able to adjust your game properly to game conditions is a hallmark of a good player. 2. Mathmatical knowledge: An essential piece, esp being able to compute correct odds on the fly. However, this does not give you a decided edge over good players (but a massive one over bad ones) 1. Position. Knowing how and when to use it, combined with the other skills here, IMHO, is undoubtedly the most powerful tool in limit hold'em. |
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