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How far are we "Amateurs" from "Pro's"
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[QUOTE="Painmaker, post: 2729231, member: 148646"] Sorry but I had to register to make a point here, I am the number 1 pokerplayer in the world and I can tell you one thing. People spending time hypothesizing about Poker Theory are complete retards and are nowhere close to being professionals. Talking, reading, thinking about Pokertheory is what losers do (I am all amused about all these pokerforums and blogs blablaing about poker). The difference between a Killer like me and guys like you is the instincts. You can not become a professional by reading Pokerbooks or anything of that sort. I know its hard for people that spend all their time reading pokerstuff and analyzing and thinking through each and every hand to accept this reality. But reality is, even if you learn all statistics-tables in and out, if you know the theoretically correct move in every situation, as soon as a situation you havent been able to prepare for kicks in, you will sucks ass and every averageplayer will beat you over time. The problem with your theoretically-statistically-perfect-poker-play is, you all know the same. Have a nice life everyone [/QUOTE]
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