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The Paradoxical Nature of Giving Good Advice On Public Poker Forums
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[QUOTE="absoluthamm, post: 1621000, member: 39314"] You took the words right out of my mouth. By going through and analyzing other's hands, or your own, or talking about poker, it gets you thinking about things in a different manner than you usually would if you were just going over your own hands. Many poker coaches talk about this when asked why they would coach and essentially give away their exact playing style, because them going through either their own hands or a students hands help them in the long run as well. On a side note, I think you are being way to paranoid. Virtually no one at the freeroll/extreme micro levels are googling usernames of the people they are playing to find out what their strategies are, not to mention, even if they were, they probably wouldn't have the understanding of it in the sense that they could use it to exploit you. I could play 100 SnG's against someone and find out essentially what his style of play is and how he plays certain stages/hand types, whether he follows any ICM model based on his play, whatever, it still doesn't mean I am going to beat him every time. Anyone that has tracking software and has been playing with you for any reasonable amount of time is going to have more info in that then they would probably get out of the forums. Also, if you're really that paranoid, just make your username diferent than it is on the poker sites you play on... [/QUOTE]
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