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[QUOTE="cAPSLOCK, post: 898294, member: 42960"] I am finding this thread extremely interesting. There are a lot of things to learn really. Is it normal for the crowd to be so hostile though? And to a relatively new member? But I do like thinking about hypothetical situations where family pots can offer special circumstances. Another question I have is sort of philosophical... If NLHE poker is ONLY (or even primarily) about statistics then why is it so hard to code a winning NLHE strategy computer program? And next... to what extent do non statistical factors in NLHE strategy play a part? To put it more to the point when would "who you are playing with" matter enough to change "when you should bet" like the example of the early freeroll, or the 05/10 cent ring game at the nursing home. Of course, I don't know why I might wade in here and risk being called an idiot. ;) love, cAPS [/QUOTE]
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