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Can a social player just be as good as someone who plays daily?
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[QUOTE="MediaBLITZ, post: 2250034, member: 77190"] Absolutely - you talk all you want about Player A and B playing so many hours, but the wildcard to this is the dedication not to playing, but to improving and studying. For example your weakness in playing online cash is your focus drifts. Well if it does online then it does live too - you just don't notice as much as there is more going on around, people to talk to, watch, etc. But in reality hands are coming much, much slower in live and taking more time to complete. Imagine the effect on your live game if you could master your focus issue in online! Start off in smaller chunks. Commit to 100% focus (give or take) on say just 30 minutes of online cash. Can you do it? How long can you go? Can you go longer next time? Again, imagine what that could do for your live game. Again, you could take player A who plays 60 hours a week and B who plays 16. They are probably both profitable but its the one who is dedicated to improving that will see the most results in that area, don't you think? [/QUOTE]
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