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[QUOTE="Jesus Lederer, post: 386982, member: 3283"] Mike, that move you made generally works against me (Rob can testify that very well), and with those huge blinds going all in to steal some pots was the only way to survive (there was a moment were everybody at the table had less than 10xBB). That move wasn´t at all anything to measure your level of play, but if you think that you have been committing a lot of mistakes at similar situations, then post some hands here and you´ll receive good advices. I like playing 6 handed ring games, and recently i played a hand that i didn´t know what was the best move. I posted it here because i was confused about what to do in that situation (it´s a very common situation at the limits i play) and i got very interesting answers. Asking questions that better players can answer is a great way to learn. BTW you have to remember that you´re still a newbie, and you have a lot to learn by the experience. In my opinion admitting that you´re a newbie and you need a lot to learn, is the best way to start improving. I consider myself a newbie and that´s why i´m not afraid asking for help. [/QUOTE]
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