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everyones told you this before, but you level yourself way too god damn much.

as in?

On November 11 2009 18:07 LemOn[5thF] wrote: I found the limit much harder to own to its core for me than NL10. At NL25 people start first experimenting with aggressive bets and play, but they do it in such random ways its unbelievable. At NL50 there comes logic at least into the aggression of regs to a certain level. But at NL25 its sick how weird hands people showdown with. I was actually bluffing way more at NL10 than I do at NL25, because you never know who will try to discover the raise option with completely illogical hands.

people are just clicking buttons and they have no idea what theyre doing. "experimenting with aggressive bets and play in random ways" rofl wtf. they are just clicking buttons. thats why youre surprised by the hands they show up with. stop leveling yourself.

On November 11 2009 18:24 joLin wrote: Show nested quote + On November 11 2009 18:07 LemOn[5thF] wrote: I found the limit much harder to own to its core for me than NL10. At NL25 people start first experimenting with aggressive bets and play, but they do it in such random ways its unbelievable. At NL50 there comes logic at least into the aggression of regs to a certain level. But at NL25 its sick how weird hands people showdown with. I was actually bluffing way more at NL10 than I do at NL25, because you never know who will try to discover the raise option with completely illogical hands. people are just clicking buttons and they have no idea what theyre doing. "experimenting with aggressive bets and play in random ways" rofl wtf. they are just clicking buttons. thats why youre surprised by the hands they show up with. stop leveling yourself.

Hows that not the same thing?
Raise or Bet is aggression and as they use it way more that at NL10 I cal it experimenting.

just wondering, how many hands did you play at nl10?

he means people are starting to (mis)use aggression rather than check/call. iseen it too

nl25 is still filled with fish who don't know how to play properly, so what you may perceive as aggression may actually just be fish not knowing what the right play is

But the point is that aggrofish are still harder to play against than predictable passive calling stations. The fish get more aggressive as you move up in stakes in part because the bad aggressive fish still win sometimes, while the bad passive fish just bleed their money.

ur comin along alright, just keep grinding, nl25 is abc, same as nl10, dont bluff before nl50 since nobody knows how to fold. mb hard for u since ur so laggish at times

your table selection and ideals are good though, and graphs lookin nice.

keep it up gl,
ryan`