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beginning players w/ bankrolls too large for their skill
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[QUOTE="rowhousepd, post: 1261043, member: 56767"] Stars and Full Tilt ... of course. ;) They've got traffic that's just non-existent at the Cereus & Cake networks -- which I've heard may have more fish, but I cant shoot fish that are not there at the kind of game I'm looking for, no? I [I]would [/I]like to play NL at some point, and probably not that far in the future, but I figured that playing limit for a while would be a good way to really get the basics of the game down, the #'s, strategies that would apply in some respects to NL as well. Is that a [I]mis[/I]conception on my part? Could be. (Btw, right now while building my skills I also like that the less intense swings.) Yeah, I hear you. But for someone like me (and I'm sure many of you) $1500 is a pretty nice chunk of change ... although, as I said earlier, it's a chunk I'm happy to NOT blow away on some shiny new toy. It's not grocery money, but I'd hate to see it evaporate only to leave a bitter taste in my mouth before giving it a chance to maybe paying off big down the road. Anyhow, thanks gang for you're great replies. [/QUOTE]
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