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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6489615, member: 1003394"] I really congratulate you brother, the comment is fantastic. I at least consider myself as you say "a player feels" I can't tell you that my game has improved much since I read about strategies, and using math, odds, ranges, fairness, etc. But really about reading the game I've learned the most from watching the old players. From the great Doyle Brunson to me a great teacher, and then to the newer Negreanu, Helmuth, Seiber, Hachem, Nguyen, Moneymoker, etc. I have learned a lot from them. As you often say, percentages are useless. There are players who go crazy. They say "how can it be???" "I had 16 odds/outs and I didn't get the card on the turn and river!!!". And they take this as if it were a crazy thing, and they really do not understand that it is a game, and that luck must also accompany you. I just played an MTT where a player wins a big hand AJ versus JJ all in kicks villain out, and on the other hand he has AQ and goes all in against villain who calls with A6 and the flop came 66A. So I want to tell you with this, in the percentages of the initial 1st hand the hero lost and ended up winning. And the next hand his starting percentages were higher, and he ended up losing. I was lucky enough to study logic at the University, and the truth is that as I play more and more I realize that there is less and less logic. Over there, it could be said that there is a certain logic that a player who handles a table well could have greater possibilities of reaching a payment in an MTT, even if he is a good player. But to finish, I keep a great phrase in one of his books by the great Doyle Brunson, he said "there were players at a table that I could beat without looking at my cards." It seems a superb phrase, but in truth it is a quite true phrase. Well friend, I congratulate you again for such a good post. Greetings Carlos from Argentina:):):);););) [/QUOTE]

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