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Moving up from 200nl to 400nl ?
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[QUOTE="F Paulsson, post: 1163234, member: 6979"] Zach, Yeah, I should have been more specific about my experience: I don't play full ring at all. Also, to clarify, I wasn't saying that regs at (Party) 400 (6-max) aren't exploitable - just that most of them have their preflop game down pat. It's impossible to play unexploitably preflop (if anyone disagrees with this I'll be happy to explain why I think so), but the difference, in my experience, between the good regs at 200 and the good regs at 400 (Party 6-max) is that the latter are much quicker at noticing when you're exploiting them. They know what their "leaks" are preflop, and they'll counter quickly when they know that you know. Trying to outlevel them preflop is basically an exercise in futility. The keyword being "preflop." Of course regs can be outplayed postflop; some of them have some glaring holes in their postflop games - don't we all? - but I don't find many of them that I can just destroy by 3-betting them light (nits) or tightening up (LAGs) like I generally can at the lower stakes. [/QUOTE]
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