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[QUOTE="acemenow, post: 3349479, member: 215788"]
Some interesting replies here I think I appreciate Odysseus101 statement the most.  Seems like a lot of work to target someone.

While I am trying to become adept at poker I qualify most of my posts with the fact that I am not a proven successful player(aka not an expert but...).

The other thing is, given the varied play on the WSOP it does not appear that there is any "Right" way of playing.  Watching (forget the pro's name) make a call that was insane because he had a "feeling" and then watched as his card hit with like a 4-6% chance is bewildering at best.

Another example I can think of is this young guy few years ago hitting a very low pair (2 or 3) was not shaken at all by larger bets from his opponent (H2H) that had a better starting hand called flop and turn and even river to win the pot..  Commentators initially stated the guy was nuts and extremely lucky. Phil Helmuth piped in the kid had a great read!

My point is you can get conflicting advice does not necessarily mean one is wrong vs the other, you have to learn how to incorporate said advice into  your style of play and if you can't, maybe that advice is not for you, so look elsewhere or figure something else out for yourself.

Just my opinion.
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