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[QUOTE="dj11, post: 656157, member: 13851"] A bit surprised AG didn't mention his rhythm master, the Magic 8-ball. He gets good mileage out of it. I haven't play a whole lot of bigger money tourneys, but in a good size freeroll, it is real apparent to me that there is a pace, or rhythm to the proceedings. They usually start with a bang, and as recent ago as even last spring, they would stay heated for many orbits, maybe 15 minutes worth. Then things calm down, and basic ABC poker takes over for a long time before eventually the bubble stage takes over. Each sage has its own rhythm. Seems that has calmed down a whole lot in 6 months. The rhythm is still there, but the pacing has changed. So in answer to you underlying question... You are NOT nuts! [/QUOTE]
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