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[QUOTE="Dorkus Malorkus, post: 588297, member: 6020"] I love this - it's so very true. Seriously, if I received a small sum of money each time I heard someone saying "I'm a really great player but I tilt a lot" or suchlike, then I'd have a rather large sum of money right now. I like the bit on folding too. A lot of people don't seem to realise that (albeit indirectly), good players make money from folding where others would have 'incorrectly' called or raised - instead they see having to fold as some kind of personal insult. Worth also stressing that the section on maniacs is primarily tournament strategy, no? In a cash game it would be advantageous to be pushing your edge with 66 (or whatever), assuming you think you have an edge. Sure, it's a very swingy way to play, but such is poker. You just have to control yourself a little and ensure you don't become more maniacal than the maniac! Anyway, I ramble. Nice post sir, make a note to archive it in a month or two. :p [/QUOTE]
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