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The Paradoxical Nature of Giving Good Advice On Public Poker Forums
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[QUOTE="Stu_Ungar, post: 1620869, member: 39779"] Well put it like this. There are many free forums offering poker advice. There are also many video coaching forums offering great information at very little cost. With all of this information available why are you not crushing the nose bleed levels? True, the standard of play has risen due to these resources, but the level of difficulty remains roughly what it was historically. I wouldn't imagine the ratio of winners to losers has changed all that much in the last 20 years. With all of this info out there people are still limping A2o UTG and that just the tip of the iceberg of mistakes people still make. [/QUOTE]
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