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The Paradoxical Nature of Giving Good Advice On Public Poker Forums
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[QUOTE="nabmom, post: 1631406, member: 63826"] Curly, read Aldito's comments again and you'll see that he/she (?) is actually complimenting you for being in the minority of players who do take poker seriously. Having been active on CC for a few months, and as a casual, micro player, I can promise you that folks here show a lot of respect for us "newbies." They share amazing amounts of knowledge and show a lot of patience when we ask the same questions over and over. I think there is a little bit (and correctly) of waiting and seeing if a new poster is serious or just trying to up the posting count to be able to play the freerolls. But once you have shown yourself to be serious and thoughtful, you'll find a very gracious and instructive group of people here. For my own $.02, there is a lot of information available, and a player who takes time, real time, to review and learn will improve (I know I have). But many players just want to have fun on a casual basis and they won't want to take the time to learn and really improve. So I don't believe that any instruction in a public post is going to make the (potential) profits lower for the rest of us. And so far, anyone who looks me up on Google isn't going to figure out my style because most of my posts so far don't exactly compliment my playing style! It's a tough learning curve! [/QUOTE]
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