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Is it wise to let your poker screen names known to others?
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[QUOTE="HUSNG Ryan, post: 2166218, member: 102292"] I wouldn't be so paranoid. In my experience as a poker coach, having my own games recorded and placed publicly for thousands to see, the people that sit you as a "fan" or watcher of your videos more often than not are fans that want to play you, and are going to end up leveling themselves on "guessing you have this type of hand bc I just saw a video" rather than playing correct strategy and making the best decision in each hand. So if I, as a heads up player and person that has made 100s of videos lifetime, is not getting exploited due to that, I think you should be safe to put your username in your profile :) And don't get me wrong, when I first started making videos I figured I had to look out for sharp people exploiting me, but what happened was the opposite: Guys that would never have sat me, sat me to say hi, to play some friendly games, or to get better. And that was great action to have. [/QUOTE]
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