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Book Discussion: Theory of Poker, chapters 4-7
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[QUOTE="Gizzi315, post: 390880, member: 7685"] well, what I learned from trying to apply some of these ideas at the tables was that, like with everything else, I need to be patient with myself and take things one step at a time as I learn new concepts. there is so much to keep in mind and the action is so quick and I need to process it all - pot odds and chip stacks and position and likely hands and my own gut feelings - as long as I learn a bit more each time I play then things are going well. Sklansky's ideas are great - I will need to reread them several times as my general poker knowledge increases and I am sure I will get more out of them every time. I did find myself paying alot more attention to pot size and potential size when deciding whether or not to call, I didn't feel bad about folding cards that had "potential" if the pot odds weren't high enough, and I felt much more secure in raising in a variety of circumstances. Hope that means I am learning something! see you at the tables! [/QUOTE]
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