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Article: Things It Took Me A While To Learn: The Flaw in Level 2 Thinking

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  1. Bond18 Bond18 is offline

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    Mar 12th, 2008 (3/12/2008 4:54am)

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  2. tomkim tomkim is offline

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    Mar 30th, 2008 (3/30/2008 9:34pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>very helpful article</p>
  3. CKPlayer CKPlayer is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2008 (4/11/2008 3:46pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Very Good article! Just starting to play in higher stakes MTT's and I think this info will be very helpful. I have noticed some of the very same things myself so it was great to read it from a pro's perspective. THX!</p>
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    May 10th, 2008 (5/10/2008 4:32pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Thank you Tony. I'll print it out and read it twice.</p>
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    Nov 3rd, 2008 (11/3/2008 12:40am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>excellent article</p>
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    Nov 14th, 2008 (11/14/2008 7:51pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>just came across this today.  sick article.  really enjoyed it</p>
  7. VectorFSM VectorFSM is offline

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    Nov 25th, 2008 (11/25/2008 7:46am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Very nice. Good read I look forward to reading your other stuff.</p>
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    Dec 27th, 2008 (12/27/2008 9:16am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>This is a great article</p>
  9. catch that catch that is offline

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    Jan 19th, 2009 (1/19/2009 3:53pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Very very helpful thanks so much, more in the future please!</p>
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    Jan 23rd, 2009 (1/23/2009 6:32pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>really good article thanks</p>
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    Jan 28th, 2009 (1/28/2009 6:58pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Put this in the P5 HOF!!!</p>
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    Feb 27th, 2009 (2/27/2009 2:42pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Very helpful.  Thanks.</p>
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    Apr 26th, 2009 (4/26/2009 2:06am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>very informative and well-written... thanks for the post!</p>
  14. General $cum General $cum is offline

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    Aug 28th, 2009 (8/28/2009 3:36pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>WOW thanks I do that all the time and decimate good stacks.  I try to out play players who are level one level 2.  They telegraph there hands so much I think why would someone make such an obvious play? I raise.  5percent are thinking players. THAT MAY BE ACCURATE.  i WILL STOP GIVING PLAYERS CREDIT FOR HIGHER level thinking until they show me they can.   </p>
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    Oct 12th, 2009 (10/12/2009 6:32am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>This is definately a good article that deserve to some poker players - in our discussion players from level 2. I didn't arrive at this level yet but i want to do this step in one good day. Now I'm in practice mod at low levels. What intrigued me very much is that i see many comments from peoples that said that in low levels they have no opponents. I mean that they always win. How this thing is possible? Means that they have no loose at this tables. What is the true anyway? Are players from high levels invincible for players from low levels? I'm a member of this website for few days and i love all articles that i read. But many of this peoples that comment praise with their skills and nobody can defeat them. This is my opinion hope I'm not one a wrong way :). Anyway thanks for the article i learn new thing specially point 1 and point 2.</p>
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