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Transitioning from online to live experience
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[QUOTE="Shufflin, post: 1639988, member: 72676"] I have no casino experience, but in home tourneys, my biggest adjustment has been to keep track of pot size and what kind of bets I should be making. Online the numbers are right there, so the math comes easier. I would suggest coming up with a betting game plan, probably some multiple of the BB, depending on the board and the number of players in the pot. People that play live a lot seem to have this down, and come up with bet sizes quickly. As far as tells go, I like to use the Hellmuth Fists-over-the-face if someone is watching you. Just do the same thing every time, a pose that you can hold at length. I will reiterate, though: if you have been playing poker for a few weeks, there is a lot of learning to come. I think many of us have thought we had it all figured out, and were on the fast track to fame and riches; only to blow everything we won on our early streak. Buy in for what you can afford to lose -- think of it as tuition... My 2 cents, Ruby [/QUOTE]
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