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Book Review and Study Group Discussion: Crushing the Microstakes
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[QUOTE="Big_Rudy, post: 1868760, member: 73333"] I like it, too. And agree on optimal strategy is a mix. I stack my tables so that they cover the entire screen. I'm really not understanding how you manage to cascade tables on a laptop and have room to pull anything out for closer observation. It would seem to me that your screen is already full with cascaded tables. I guess I just don't see how there is any room on the right side to pull a table out. But, whatever works for you. To be clear, I'm playing on a CRT monitor :eek: (yes, you read that right I'm the last of the dinosaurs). It's a 19in. monitor and really isn't much bigger than a large-ish laptop screen. I'm also old and suffer from CSS (can't see sh_t) so I pretty-much have to run things at full-screen or I can't read my HUD. I have toyed with the idea of getting a new, much larger monitor, but cats and the new LCD/LED monitors/TVs do NOT get along. Trust me on this. We bought a new 42in LCD TV for our living room, and within a week one of our cats had tried to jump up on it and destroyed the screen so..... That sounds good to me. I pretty-much agree with all your classifications, except as noted, I frequently see 40/30 type guys. TBH, I'm mostly playing ST SnGs right now instead of cash games. That was one of my reasons for wanting to get this thread/study group going. I'd be happy to work through some hands and stuff and get back into cash. My initial impression though, is for US players, cash games are MUCH tougher than pre-BF, even at the lowest levels. That's why I'm mostly at SnGs now. [/QUOTE]
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