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By supernova51 · Posted
Heh, absolutely not (or that was a sarcasm?), just try to be as effective as possible -
You take them all with a huge grain of salt, the not getting excited stuff I can understand to some extent given they gamble for years on end. The smart ones build a brand/community like AG etc which becomes self reliant for income via affiliate rev etc in addition to the streamer being paid by the casinos or being given very favourable bonus terms. -
They are the same persons frequently -
I was more of a MTT player than cash, over time lost the patience to play for 6 hours for a 5x my buyin win etc even if I was playing 6+ tables(not a big grinder, 8 tables I had no issues with)
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By Ruby Scott · Posted
For me, the biggest adjustment was realizing you can’t rely on players making huge mistakes anymore. At mid-stakes, people fold more correctly, bluff more selectively, and punish lazy lines. I had to tighten up my fundamentals, think ranges instead of hands, and stop assuming every big river bet was “just air.” The edge is still there you just have to earn it with sharper decisions.
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