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What's made the biggest difference in you poker career
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[QUOTE="rifflemao, post: 2226612, member: 98323"] I responded with "planning" earlier as a small picture difference. Example: When I get a hand I'd like to play, I decide how much of a raise I'm willing to call if no one else calls the raise, and I'll adjust if there are other callers giving me good odds. But for the big picture, the biggest difference in my "career" (hobby) has come from training sites and products. In order to play like the pros, you have to learn to think like them, so I pay for training and try to get good deals on video products. Some of the guys in the league I play in have spent up to $1800 for live training, and it has paid for itself a few times over for one of them. I've probably spent close to that on books and training vids myself, but I'm still just trying to break even on a serious hobby. :D I'm getting there though, thanks to training. [/QUOTE]
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