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[QUOTE="doops, post: 1622623, member: 59356"] If you've ever played CC tourneys or league games, you will realize that it helps only so much to know how the regulars here play. For one thing, some people are really good at mixing up their games and often come out on top. Some are steady and consistent. Others, like me, are often playing a bit on tilt. It doesn't really matter, to me, that I know what the correct play might be. I just sometimes cannot bring myself to make that correct play, whether the correct play is fold or shove. At least half the time, I'll choose the wrong thing. I'll chicken out on the shove. I'll love my hand too much to fold. Sometimes that will miraculously work out. What I'm saying is that you can only teach others so much. At some point, they have to put what they are learning into play. I'm proof that this doesn't always happen. And there are maybe millions of players who don't even try to learn more than the basics. (And, sometimes, not even that.) There are always going to be a goodly number of people you can beat, if you get good. So you don't really need to worry about this. [/QUOTE]
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