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06-19-06, 08:39 PM
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Are you telling us that you are just now realizing that you need to play non-premium hands in tourneys... thanks to a poker video game??? Do you even read any of the threads posted on this site?
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06-20-06, 11:12 AM
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knowing what to play and how to play it is two different things, yes I knew you had to play non premium hands but no I didnt really know HOW to play it. I respect DN tourney play very much so getting the advice from him frop pre-flop to river detailing every street play is great. Last edited by BrianSwa; 06-20-06 at 11:45 AM. |
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06-20-06, 01:43 PM
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I can see the appeal, but my advice would be to go read first. Then apply what you have learned and play your video game and see what Daniel says.
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06-20-06, 02:14 PM
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nice
very good idea and Harrington is another tourney player I respect alot, I havent read that book yet so think I will go pick it up sometime this week. I plan on totally getting off cash games all together because I dont think I have the disapline to beat them consistantly. pretty much every bankroll I have had I have donkied away at the cash games on various sites. Even the ones I have built through tournies have been gone within a couple weeks playing stupid in cash games. At least this way once I buy in that is all I can spend. |
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06-20-06, 01:47 PM
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All the reviews I've read say the AI on this game is retarded and that DN's advice is suspect at best. I'll look for the link (it was a major video game mag) in which they said they were told to call a small preflop raise 63o. Also, I've heard it advocating flop peels w/ aboslutely hopeless hands on the flop.
Just some totally ridiculous errors.
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