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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6623095, member: 1003394"]
Not much has changed for me.
The top players from the 2000/2010 era are still top.
Some have retired for prioritizing their family after playing and winning for a long time in the case of Jason Mercier and others.
Today there is a fashion for me to bluff a lot and take it as a big win.
Online you have many all-in players, you have to know how to play them.
Today there are many schools where an aggressive game is touted. In truth, that game has never worked for me, neither has the ultra-passive one. I like Doyle Brunson's game to attack when you have to and be passive and counterattack. Very wise.
I currently like the Spanish Zeros game, but what I don't like is that when he plays online he does so with the famous little board. I think he shouldn't do it because he plays a lot live and it doesn't work for him there. The game for me must be carried mentally.
Today the woman has a great space in poker and that is very good.
For me poker is still the traditional game where everything adds up, strategies, math and skill accompanied by a touch of luck when you need it.
greetings friend:):):)
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