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[QUOTE="BentleyBoy, post: 3348491, member: 131913"] Hmmm! Having taken a few moments to consider this, here is my contribution. There is no such thing as good or bad advice in poker. There is simply advice. It is the way you interpret and use that advice in any given situation that will determine whether it creates a good or bad outcome. For example, the advice to play AA pre flop slowly may be advice that if applied can create a good outcome, dependant of course on the board and what the other players have in their hands that may or may not improve with the board. Similarly, playing AA pre flop really aggressively may be advice that if applied correctly can create a good outcome, dependent of course on what the other players do and what cards they have in their hands and how they may or may not improve with the board. Essentially, advice is what it is. It is what you do with it that can impact on the outcome of your actions and it is the outcome that is good or bad, and not the advice. [/QUOTE]
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