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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6757217, member: 1003394"] Hello brother how are you so long without talking to us??? I hope that both you and your family are in optimal conditions, I bless that. I am still half crestfallen due to the death of my pet Jonas 2 and a half months ago, but anyway, during this time I have dedicated to prioritizing poker playing cash and taking courses with a Chilean teacher Fabian Pichara and watching Zeros Poker videos, which It has strengthened my game in microlimits to a great level we would say. Regarding your comment, I agree 100% absolutely. What's more, I didn't want to put in my example the possibilities of AA at hand, but rather situate the example in what many of us call "bad luck". Nowadays in tournaments many times you open from early position with 99 88 AQo AJo etc, medium hands and they go allin behind you with a bigger stack and you say "ufff this hand is strong I can't fold the call" but you don't have in mind Count the infinity of range hands of your rival that beat you preflop, all the suited ones, plus all the high pairs are a large infinity of combos that in general will make your hand a loser. What's more, before doing these courses, I questioned how I could lose so many times with AQo, for example, a very tempting hand but at the same time very losing, let's say preflop. And when in the courses I began to understand the whole matter of ranges, openings in position with initiative or without initiative, that's when I began to understand the value of many hands that I didn't care about before. Previously I believed quite like our friend. With the passage of time I began to discover that it is not so. The game is quite well suited for those who play it best, both live and online, in cash and MTT. In general, the basic rule is "you play badly and you lose" You can make an allin with KK and he can call you with 33 and he clicks the 3 in set and that's bad luck, but the same example reversed is not bad luck, but is to play badly It is my humble opinion brother, and I thank you for supporting my post 100% I love you very much, a huge hug for you and your family Carlos;););) [/QUOTE]
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