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millionaaron
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Posted: 2009-10-31 18:37

I am new to this site, and think online is sometimes a worthless cause. Do to the fact that I don't honestly think you can read the players online, and its 400 times harder to win. I am not upset, I am here to invest in good players and up and coming players.

Please email me for more info, how do you read a player via online if there a honest donkey or srubb please advise. I do not believe in luck I believe in talent and skill first.

I am not gangsta or ghetto have spoken with John Connor and also Remainnameless via on the phone, ask around I have invested a little looking to invest a lot more.

I am a business professional out of Atlanta Ga.

Sincerely yours,

Aaron Martell

BEST OF LUCK TO EVERYONE, THANKS

Rockbottom87
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Posted: 2009-10-31 20:57

reads are more difficult in online poker, yes, but they are not absent: how a person bets every street is a major read in both live and online play.

the smaller edge you have can be made up for by the increased volume of hands you play: in stead of maximum 30 hands/hour it's more like 50 hands/hour. and that's just one table, online you can play more tables.

As for staking, I don't play nearly often enough to be interesting for stakers Smile

I need a girlfriend who loves me for my money... and is pretty bad with math.

hockeyfan9999
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Posted: 2009-11-23 03:14

millionaaron wrote:

get a stats program like hold em manager
it shows how everyone plays, if they win or lose
iff they are loose or tight, donk or shark

davega
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Posted: 2009-11-23 16:16

Don't know how I missed this thread and I apologize for not answering this question earlier. I read this post as a question on how to pick horses to stake. Since I answered this in another post, I'm going to defer to it: http://www.pokernews.com/poker-forum/topic4795/

If there are other questions, feel free to post and I'll answer as soon as I can. (Hopefully much quicker than I did this one).

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