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[QUOTE="Warrior1961, post: 5475697, member: 411903"] Hi everybody how are you? Yes, as I said, I am a total rookie in poker, I tell you my vision of playing different things. I have read here and there that you have to specialize in something, be it cash, sit and go, mtt or whatever. It may be true for a certain level. Maybe cash requires more theoretical knowledge of poker in all its facets, and in the sits and mtt a more basic, survival and ICM poker is applied. Particularly I play freerolls, mtt of very low buy in, sits of microlimits (nanolimits really) and cash in a South American room where it is played with chips and FBR (the room is Aconcagua). I think poker is one and I imagine that a good cash player will be a good tournament player. I don't know the other way around. For now I continue with my posture to risk little, build bankroll with freerolls, and study and practice a lot. I'll see later if I specialize in something. Best regards from Buenos Aires. [/QUOTE]
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