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A lover of poker, but not cash games
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[QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 5201059, member: 33113"] It actually kinda sounds like you are not playing great.... but hoping to be 'doing great'. Playing cash games is about the 'longrun'. If you can work on making the correct decisions, you won't have to worry about sitting til' you lose your bankroll. When I first began playing online, I mostly played Sng's & some MTT's. I didn't like cashgames and even thought they were boring. I played a bit because there were some sites that gave you entries into some pretty decent 'small-field' freerolls by just playing 'x' number of raked hands in the 24hrs. prior (sites like 'PokerTime' & 'DoylesRoom'... and many others). Typically you'd need to sit at 20nl tables to qualify. I would basically be a hit & go player... hoping some big hands would hold up and once I got my raked hands in, I would just leave the tables. I actually showed a profit doing this (without including all the money I won from the freerolls I'd qualified for) but it didn't do much for helping me to get better at the game. Cashgame play is typically 100bb+ play. It doesn't take that long to get acquainted with it... but like sng's & mtt's, it takes some time, study & practice. Today I play 95% cash games, & maybe 5% of the time on MTT's. [/QUOTE]
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