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[QUOTE="Vollycat, post: 1578930, member: 23635"] I think all levels of poker can teach you about the game--even the ultra micro levels. Freerolls may be another matter, but you can still claim that just seeing cards and playing your hand has value. However, thinking that 'getting lucky' is going to teach you something is inaccurate. If you don't watch and maintain good bankroll management you will lose. Variance will rear it's fickle head and someone that is making a killing will lose it all back. OR, they will understand the game and learn and continue on. Deposit some money. Play micros. Learn. Pay attention and make notes on players and their play. Record every sessions win/loss and any hand that stuck out in your mind after the session. Ask questions/opinions here. There's no one way to play this game, but there are many wrong ways to play it. Good luck. Cheers [/QUOTE]
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