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Why don't you post more HH in the HA thread?
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[QUOTE="tenbob, post: 450164, member: 3651"] Sorry to pick on one part of what is an excellent post FP. But I have to strongly disagree as a somewhat learning and slowly become successful tournament player. Whilst cash game hands are bread and butter stuff, for a tournament player making a correct decision (too quickly online in most cases) in the late stages of a tournament can be HUGE sections of your bankroll, and these decisions can not be made lightly. Things like folding when your likely to be ahead when playing a tourney hand, and knowing it, and also knowing that FOLDING is correct in many cases make some of these decisions extremly delicate and are what can make a winning player. Whilst the body of that post is great, dont be too quick to dismiss good especially late stage MTT hands where in a lot of cases 100's of times the buy-in and HOURS of time has been invested. End of rant :) [/QUOTE]
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