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Phil Hellmuth is kind of bad at the pokers
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[QUOTE="nuts422, post: 952084, member: 38545"] The site poker-edge.com has profiles of several famous players including Hellmuth who is classified as a "maniac" meaning loose aggressive. It gives the following description/ advise for Phil: [B]Weaknesses:[/B] As a loose player, you are often behind when you enter pots. You will end up in dominated situations against better players, and unless you have excellent judgement they will take your money. Your maniacal behavior is ironically predictable. Good players will wait for strong hands and let you bet into them. When you lose, you lose big. In fact, even when you are winning big, there's a good chance you might lose it all before the night is over. [B]Best Advice:[/B] Tighten up your starting hand requirements. Work on self control. Pay attention to your table image - if people always think you are bluffing, only bet strong hands. I'd say its good advise. It sounds much like the advise Phil gives in his own book. Maybe he should read it? [/QUOTE]
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