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Is it possible to study the game TOO much?
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[QUOTE="DrumDemon, post: 1292482, member: 17269"] Ok guys, I am NOT book bashing. I think you would be stupid not to stand on the shoulders of giants. Just be careful not to fall off and get trampled by them either haha ;) I might as well throw this out there, I am not a new player. I have been playing and studying for years. This is simply one of those times where I find myself questioning my strategy. I find myself wondering if this is just a down swing or if I am doing something wrong. Frankly, I think the notion of just grabbing some cash and hitting the tables ridiculous. Sure, you will learn what works through trial and error but why? Why not get a helping hand along the way? Maybe I should have worded things differently to begin with. Everyone ready for 20 question? :P What do YOU do while trying to adapt a new nuance? Do you drop down a level? Do you bite the bullet and plug ahead? What do you do if you try something different and suddenly find yourself bottoming out? Is is a bad run or bad play? How do your tell? What if it IS just a bad run and the strategy is sound? Do you go back to your original game plan? [/QUOTE]
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