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Should I move to NL10?
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[QUOTE="Monoxide, post: 896223, member: 22706"] The play is terrible, high variance style poker at low limits. If you can tie your shoes and count to 8 you are a possible candidate for beating 10NL. Just dont be mad when you raise to .50 with your AA and you get 6 callers and get them cracked. Honestly you shouldnt have difficulty beating it, raise large pre to encourage less players on the flop with your premium hands, this applies to FR because its so cheap you can get 5+ people to the flop. Your goal at 10NL is to make good hands and extract as much value as you can (not too hard). Forget mixing it up or trying an elaborate bluff however, most of the time you will get called down very light. [/QUOTE]
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