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Once Poker is passed in US. Cash vs MTT
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[QUOTE="PurgatoryD, post: 1829739, member: 43498"] As an MTT player, here are my thoughts: play what you love. What state do you live in? I live in California. With roughly 37 million residents, I expect to see some serious MTT action. Maybe if you live in a less populous state, things will be different. But I just can't see changing my game. It seems to me at the very worst, you'd have to try to work around a more restrictive schedule. But it shouldn't be as restrictive as a live tournament schedule in a small town, for instance. Anyhow, I don't plan on changing my game. I love MTT and for various reasons, I'm much more suited to that than cash games. Even though I hate the idea of having to play intrastate, I'm sure I'll fall in line. I do hope that sanity ultimately prevails and we end up being able to play each other all over the US along with players from other countries. [/QUOTE]
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