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Old 11-01-2005, 07:29 AM
Paxosmotic Paxosmotic is offline
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Default Re: Are we doin MLL this week?

Since you didn't bother reading my first post, I'll provide the cliff notes version of it here.

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At the risk of sounding condescending, I think the MLL is geared more towards players like myself and JaxUp, who might not be the strongest holdem players on the planet, but are pretty good at all games. I don't put in 10k hands of holdem a week like I used to (and probably should, it's still my 'best' game), but I'm one of the people on the forum who will sit down and say "haven't played Stud/8 in a while, I think I'll play some of that, then maybe a $33 SNG, and if the PLO games look juicy maybe a few orbits of that afterwards." We're more apt to squeeze in a heads up match, because we consider it just another type of game. I think from a strictly holdem grinding point of view, the MLL is intensely -EV, and thus doomed to fail when manned by grinders.

If I do one thing in my entire 2+2 career, it will be to open people's eyes to the different games available.

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What I am saying : I understand why people weren't playing matches, because when you're doing other things with your life and willing to play poker for 15 hours a week, you might as well make those 15 hours as profitable as possible. A heads up match for $1 may not be the most profitable endeavor for most people in this forum.
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