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 Poker Classes & Demographics question., Matt Schwab, 30. Jun 2003 17:19 | ||
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| I would like to learn poker classes in person (not online)... any good suggestions out there as to where to start? Also... is there a good site that will give me more information on the poker industry... specifically demographics? | ||
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| Re: Poker Classes & Demographics question., foraces, 30. Jun 2003 17:36 | ||
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| There is no better way to learn than experience...start out at the lowest limits possible | ||
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| Re: Poker Classes & Demographics question., PokerDude, 30. Jun 2003 19:43 | ||
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| read Sklansky, Malmuth, and Caro and play play play play think of money lost at tables as the same thing as tuiton for school Officially Licensed Dude | ||
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| Re: Poker Classes & Demographics question., David R, 1. Jul 2003 10:36 | ||
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| Does everyone really think starting at the lowest levels of play on the internet is the best way to learn the game? My argument is that by playing the lowest denomination games you are playing against mainly ignorant players with very bad habits. If you try and play textbook poker aginst them I believe you will either get too frustrated watching your solid starting hands getting drawn out on (you AK is not real strong against five or more players seeing the flop), or you will start to pick up bad habits and assume all games are played in this manor. I think the best idea is to study the books and play limits a little higher where a more traditonal game is played. DRich | ||
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| Re: Poker Classes & Demographics question., gary ford, 2. Jul 2003 11:22 | ||
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| on 30. Jun 2003 17:19 Matt Schwab wrote: > I would like to learn poker classes in person (not online)... any good > suggestions out there as to where to start? > > Also... is there a good site that will give me more information on the poker > industry... specifically demographics? When you say demographics what do you mean? Do you live near a metropolitan area that has legal poker? There are classes at many quality casinos but they are generally very fundamental. Why dont you like learning online? Go play for play money your tuition is free. Read UPF every day. Buy the top books. And play , play, play Gary | ||
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