… would never call myself a great talent. Yes, I squeaked … are exploiting other players to great benefit. Additionally, playing a … long enough to start developing reads you can exploit. This … high cards generally, which is great, because your opponent has …
… that I was not getting great cards. I simply thought her … too egotistical to assume their reads are not accurate. Once you …
… difficult to do with no reads. Some players will push with … are not aware of their great pot odds, he should push …
… . While it is often a great idea to value bet three … at the table and make reads on your opponents, you must …
… Jack and you are in great position to double up. If … over. You are in a great spot with position and also … pot. Board on the turn reads: 5-8-T-J If …
… more reads this year, which I think helped me have a great …
… made many decisions based on reads, position, and stack sizes (mine … think your flop bet is great, both for value and protection … , I do not trust my reads enough to run a bluff …
… difficult to achieve. With no reads on Teddy, I think Mike … Mike’s turn check is great. You definitely want to let …
… . While this can be a great strategy against players who call … will fail to develop vital reads on your opponents, costing you … discuss a specific subject in great detail. Going into a high …
… opponents versus 8 not-so-great players. I started out in … , such as utilizing pot control. Reads, and the ability to remember …
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