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Is "tight" really "right"?
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[QUOTE="ez2cy, post: 449175, member: 12744"] I've been wondering for sometime about if moving up levels prevents suckouts and you get better play. I've had PokerTracker for sometime now and this is what I've found. I have 79,500 plus hands downloaded (one site), 5,685 players. Of those players only 15 that pokertracker rated as "rocks" have made money. The people at the top of the list for money won are, calling stations, fish, manics and gamblers. This is in micro limits, NL .10/20- .25/.50 . Also I raised the limit on "50 hands to rate" to 150, hoping to get a better picture. So, at these micro levels, it seems to me that it is more just luck than anything. If a person is TAA, you would expect them to be the ones making money, but it's not so. Any ideas???????? I'm getting tired of playing TAA only to be beaten (constantly) by hands that should have never called the raise. Not on tilt, but man I'm getting pissed! LOL [/QUOTE]
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