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[QUOTE="xdmanx007, post: 315713, member: 889"] You play 10/20 limit live? Honestly it depends on your style of play and the looseness of the games you are playing. I usually will take a few days off when I notice my starting hand requirements loosen up you know when 10,8 suited looks like its worth playing! Anyways Nowadays I am quite sure the live games at 10/20 have loosened up tremendously where couple years ago you find a game at those stakes you could be reasonably sure the players knew what they were doing. Down time from poker should be used to learn, I personally read everything Skalansky writes! I almost always play the best for the first couple days after a break why? not entirely sure probably a focus thing. If you are "in the gutter" I call it, basically that is when you expect to lose, absolutely take a break and try to relax. Only quick tip is if the games you are playing are on the loose side say average 3-4 players after the flop don't be afraid to jump off big pairs and wait for pretty much the nuts to call or raise the hand down, remember the bets you save are just as important as the ones you win in Limit play. Good Luck and don't let a bad streak ruin a great game for you. [/QUOTE]
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