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06-16-2005, 08:09 AM
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Re: My First Foray Into SH 5/10 (my 2nd to last hand of the morning)
Yes... it was a tilt play and I will not do it again
Yes... it was a tilt play and I will not do it again Yes... it was a tilt play and I will not do it again Yes... it was a tilt play and I will not do it again Yes... it was a tilt play and I will not do it again Yes... it was a tilt play and I will not do it again Yes... it was a tilt play and I will not do it again Yes... it was a tilt play and I will not do it again 
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#14
06-16-2005, 02:47 PM
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Re: My First Foray Into SH 5/10 (my 2nd to last hand of the morning)
Don't beat yourself up dude, its a learning process...The fact that you can verbalize your thoughts as the hand was developing is a good sign, now we just need to get you thinking the *right* things...
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#15
06-16-2005, 02:59 PM
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Re: My First Foray Into SH 5/10 (my 2nd to last hand of the morning)
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Ok, I've been quad tabling 1/2 6max and I wanted to give 5/10 a shot to see how different it was (heard it was much more aggressive). I two tabled so I could concentrate more on the players as I was a bit apprehensive. [/ QUOTE ] You were in the wrong game. Not all 5/10 6max games are nutso. If you're taking a shot AND feeling apprehensive, you don't want to be in a game where people are jamming with marginal hands. Find the fishy, passive, 5-to-the-flop-for-one-bet kind of game until you get some solid ground under your feet at the new limit. Trying to play bigger AND adjust to a super aggressive game is going to result in hands like this one; you were adrift with no clue where you stood or what to do.
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