2+2's Best Hand Analyzers?

[B Dids]

Somebody was trying to convince me that Wes was good, and I was shocked because when he started a few months ago he was horribly weak tight and said some things that made me question if he actually played poker. Apparently he's improved, but I'm still iffy on anybody who was that bad not that long ago.

[stigmata]

I don't know about his history -- but read his recent posts. I'm not saying he's right everytime: But his posts are lucid & generally correct. He does a good job of making hand analysis seem simple, which is very pragmatic when you are actually sitting at the table. Of the current poster in mid/high, he as helped my game more than many of the well known posters.

I have also enjoyed flawless_victory's posts of "cap preflop" and "raise the flop", which, whilst a complete opposite of Wes, are also simple and easily applicable in their own way.....

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I have also enjoyed flawless_victory's posts of "cap preflop" and "raise the flop", which, whilst a complete opposite of Wes, are also simple and easily applicable in their own way.....

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...not to mention wrong most of the time. flame war!

[Subfallen]

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I have also enjoyed flawless_victory's posts of "cap preflop" and "raise the flop", which, whilst a complete opposite of Wes, are also simple and easily applicable in their own way.....

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...not to mention wrong most of the time. flame war!

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really? or are you j/k? because i'm 100% sure i've learned more pure strategy from flawless than any other poster.

[raisins]

Ikke and it's not close.

Unfortunately, all of his posts are in the archives.

For NL it is riverboatking.

What makes these guys stand out is their long detailed posts.

regards,

raisins