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 Quick question, Pierre Bowery, 31. Jan 2003 11:06 | ||
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| Just looking for any knowledgeable answers. Just wondering how many hands per hour on average you guys think the average reasonably tight player actually sees the flop? Thanks | ||
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| Re: Quick question, Andrew Wells, 31. Jan 2003 17:55 | ||
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| Assuming competent live dealers who can average 15 hands per half hour, a reasonably tight player in a typical 10-20 game might see the flop about six times per hour. | ||
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| Re: Quick question, Dan Contreras, 1. Feb 2003 09:01 | ||
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| on 31. Jan 2003 11:06 Pierre Bowery wrote: > Just looking for any knowledgeable answers. Just wondering how many hands per > hour on average you guys think the average reasonably tight player actually > sees the flop? Thanks Hmm...how would you describe 'reasonably tight'? | ||
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