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 Mike Caro@, joe, 15. Jan 2003 06:49 | ||
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| I recenlty heard some VERY puzzling advice from Mike Caro stating " That you shouldnt put a player on anything , but you should put him on everything" How can this be? I mean I understand about not putting a player on something and being completely adamant? Dont we still have to make our very best read? Are not Holdem players dependent on their reading abilities? JOE TY | ||
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| Re: Mike Caro@, Lice_Aber, 16. Jan 2003 20:09 | ||
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| I don't know.. sometimes I go through phases where I try to put players, or other phases where I really try to find tells but I think it is more dangerous for me to play sociological poker especially on low to med-limit games with players I probably won't play again with. The more I start think what other players have or what other players are thinking the less I think about more solid thoughts like pot odds and correct position tactics. Those are what keep you winning.. | ||
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| Re: Mike Caro@, TAKEDOWN, 17. Jan 2003 06:11 | ||
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| Gotta remember Joe, Mike's in show business and in show business just plain ol sound poker advice can be BORING after awhile and BORING is the kiss of death to any theaspian. (need a spell check on this site) | ||
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| Re: Mike Caro@, Mike Caro, 17. Jan 2003 11:52 | ||
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| on 15. Jan 2003 06:49 joe wrote: > I recenlty heard some VERY puzzling advice from Mike Caro stating > " That you shouldnt put a player on anything , but you should put him on > everything" How can this be? I mean I understand about not putting a player on > something and being completely adamant? Dont we still have to make our very > best read? Are not Holdem players dependent on their reading abilities? > > JOE TY Hi, Joe -- That's not quite what I said. You can hear the audio lecture at www.cardplayer.com. I said that it's dangerous to put a player on a single hand or several hands that seem logical from a "chess-playing-type" standpoint, because players often have hands that can't be justified through such logic. Straight Flushes, Mike Caro | ||
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