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Why are higher limit tables more difficult?
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[QUOTE="MisterLongFace, post: 2033617, member: 93028"] "I am not sure that higher limits cause tuffer game and better players." have to disagree here. the higher limits are tougher games and much better players, and the difference is not small. "Sure, the money is bigger and decisions are more serious but on the other hand you can count that those people should play more 'by the book'" i have also heard some who take your logic a bit further and suggest that because at higher limits, people play it more by the book, therefore it is more predictable and easier to win money. the opposite is true, at higher levels, the players are better and are more unpredictable and are more difficult to win money from. they cannot be counted on to 'play it by the book', and who knows what that even means. a fish or maniac at low stakes who plays crazy and donks in their $ on bad hands, this is not the same as unpredictable, in fact this player is more predictable and easier to make money off of. [/QUOTE]
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