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10-11-2004, 07:21 PM
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Re: REVIEW: Ed Miller\'s new book \"Small Stakes Hold\'Em\" (first 82 page
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I got a BS in math from UW-La Crosse, but it was more number theory and computer science related. My real major was computer science and the math sort of just came along for the ride. I only took 1 statistics class. I'm not sure if the idea of "limited lifetime" comes up in later statistics courses, but I believe it plays a huge role in poker. [/ QUOTE ] You give UW La Crosse a bad name. 
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#23
10-11-2004, 07:40 PM
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Re: REVIEW: Ed Miller\'s new book \"Small Stakes Hold\'Em\" (first 82 pages)
Hey, you're madd scientist from the tucker max board aren't you?
This guy has been dispensing terrible poker advice on that board for a while now, this should come as no surprise. And almost every one of his posts is prefaced by some mention of how much money he's won playing poker.
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#24
10-11-2004, 07:51 PM
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Re: REVIEW: Ed Miller\'s new book \"Small Stakes Hold\'Em\" (first 82 pages)
(insert comment about how he's obviously using too many drugs to be trading them)
The image though is great... "Okay, I'll give you two of this one for that one and four of those joints."
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#25
10-11-2004, 08:04 PM
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Re: REVIEW: Ed Miller\'s new book \"Small Stakes Hold\'Em\" (first 82 page
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[ QUOTE ] You give UW La Crosse a bad name. [/ QUOTE ] Is that even possible? [/ QUOTE ] Its a lot better college than you think, including being the #3 public university in the midwest for getting a masters
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10-11-2004, 08:22 PM
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Re: REVIEW: Ed Miller\'s new book \"Small Stakes Hold\'Em\" (first 82 pages)
You had me at huge winner. .
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#27
10-11-2004, 08:31 PM
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Re: REVIEW: Ed Miller\'s new book \"Small Stakes Hold\'Em\" (first 82 page
I totally thought you guys were talking about this fine institution.
For a second, I thought the OP was saying that he took a really advanced math and numbers class at a diploma mill univeristy and therefore is qualified to say that SSHE is junk. MY school is the 2nd best university in Guam for basket weaving [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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#28
10-11-2004, 08:33 PM
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Re: REVIEW: Ed Miller\'s new book \"Small Stakes Hold\'Em\" (first 82 pages)
I'd find your post interesting if you didn't come off as completely arrogant.
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#29
10-11-2004, 08:33 PM
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Re: REVIEW: Ed Miller\'s new book \"Small Stakes Hold\'Em\" (first 82 pages)
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side note, i actually am an open mic comedian. [/ QUOTE ] Shoulda left that mic open. *ba-dum*
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#30
10-11-2004, 08:39 PM
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Re: REVIEW: Ed Miller\'s new book \"Small Stakes Hold\'Em\" (first 82 page
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Your "discussion piece" was nothing more than an all-out attack on one of the contributing authors for this forum. [/ QUOTE ] If the advice in the book is sound, it will hold up to "attack". In fact that is the entire philosophy behind this forum. Despite the ranting tone I think the original poster has a good point. It is trendy these days to find minimal edges and push them. Is that a good strategy for people still polishing their game? I think it is an interesting discussion.
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