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GTO vs Exploitative Play
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[QUOTE="DS3, post: 5412540, member: 407846"] Interesting question. For the lasts several years the poker commentariat has been claiming GTO will take over and dominate poker (from various podcasters to players such as Dominik Nitsche) Yet, it hasn't and I do not believe it will. Everyone should try to learn from as many sources as are of interest to them - some will suit an exploitative style and others a more GTO style. However, I think it is of more benefit to understand what makes you tick as a player than trying to shoehorn yourself into a specific style. A mix of playing styles within a players arsenal would be the most advantageous...but players such as Bryn Kenney underline the fact this is not even necessary if you possess as much natural talent as he does. And...my own theory is rather than a specific type of game, we will continue to see players go on extended heaters when they personally peak... as the likes of Fedor Holtz, Justin Bonomo, Bryn Kenney and now Sam Soverel have done [/QUOTE]
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