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[QUOTE="tr8cerdaze, post: 519367, member: 18435"]
Whether you agree or disagree take a look at what Phil Gordon says concerning this subject.
 
I just listened to Phil Gordon's audio book, "Phil Gordon's Little Green Book."(Please understand I am paraphrasing it) 
 
He talks about sitting down to a cash game with Gus Hansen, Phil Ivey, Eric Lindren, Josh Arieh, and 3 players that were not pros.   Why would he sit down there? Good fun, top level competition, the room was full and didn't care to wait for a "softer table?"

He admits that he knows that most of these guys are better players than him.

So why did he sit there? 
 
The key he said was, [B]He knew how to lose the fewest amount of chips to them while making his money from the 3 newcomers at the table.  He went on to say most of the money won is from the 2 or 3 weakest at the table.[/B]
 
If you play regularly you know the regulars.  The fairly solid players that profit enough so that they can become regulars! 
 
You might want to look at making a profit in this way.

This may mean not putting as much money at risk particularly in an earlier position to the regulars.

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