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Old 12-19-2005, 12:30 PM
Yeti Yeti is offline
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Default Re: $50 NL 10 handed graph

Move up immediately. Drop to 4-tables.
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Old 12-19-2005, 12:49 PM
MobbDeep MobbDeep is offline
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Default Re: $50 NL 10 handed graph

of course you can do better, thats why I stay at this limit.
I want to become much better first, and get more comfortable with the downswings.
I'm moving to $100 NL Full ring soon, cause there seem to be many tables there at party.

I can't move to 6max, I don't know why, maybe I need to run hot at 6max for awhile to get some confidence...
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Old 12-19-2005, 12:54 PM
Ghazban Ghazban is offline
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Default Re: $50 NL 10 handed graph

Do you honestly think you're getting better mindlessly 12-tabling full ring games against donkeys?
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Old 12-19-2005, 01:06 PM
MobbDeep MobbDeep is offline
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Default Re: $50 NL 10 handed graph

I'm 8-tabling on 2 monitors...
Trying to understand more about pokertracker and poker ace.
Understand more about my opponents by looking at their stats.

So yes I'm still learning.

And there isn't many donkeys at $50 NL, most players are tight, and only push with good hands.
When I see a donkey they don't last for long.

And remember it's full ring, I think there is more donkeys at 6max.
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