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  1. grapsfan grapsfan is offline Head Curmudgeon

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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 1:44am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Golden</p>
     
  3. SICKTIGHT311 SICKTIGHT311 is offline

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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 1:51am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Cool read graps <3</p>
  4. Stupor_Mundi Stupor_Mundi is offline

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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 1:53am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Grapsfan owns poker teaching, I used to kill at micro MTTs, had no time to play and reverted to being an all cash game player, but I might just try this to see if it will work.</p>
    <p>An entertaining and very convincing read.</p>
    <p>Nice work.</p>
  5. krispycream krispycream is offline

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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 2:28am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>agreed. A+</p>
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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 3:23am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>amazing.</p>
  7. Aesh Aesh is offline

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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 5:01am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Agreed, small pot Micro MTT has never worked for me.  Waiting for a medium+ to premium hand and getting a lot of chips in has been very beneficial.</p>
    <p>Damn I wish I could have read an article like this a long time ago.</p>
    <p>Thanks Graps!</p>
    <p>Aesh</p>
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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 5:36am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>wow I agree totally I play at these stakes and this is dead on. The average player at this level is either one extreme or the other. Beating them is just a matter or finding the right buttons to push. The call Button or the fold button. The only way to find out how to push the buttons is experimenting with bet sizing. A revelation for me Im going to try it........While Im watching tv and finding free porn. LOL. Thanks great article.</p>
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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 8:48am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>The last few times I played the $4 180man on stars I bubbled... just bad beats though ... not really my fault. the worst was picking up AA on the bb, get into raising war with sb, aipf, shows kk ... k on the flop ... bubbled again :(</p>
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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 8:55am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>but i enjoy looking at porn and chatting</p>
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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 9:17am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Hits home as I play almost purely $2t 180s and $4 180s. </p>
    <p>Patience for quality almost always pays off. Lots of manic calls too. Spot on. </p>
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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 2:08pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Good read</p>
    <p>Cant stop AIMing while playin sigh</p>
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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 4:01pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Stupid Donkeys </p>
    <p>How can they call that!</p>
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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 5:44pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Excellent article.  Thanks!</p>
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    Oct 21st, 2008 (10/21/2008 7:17pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>delivers as usual graps</p>
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    Oct 22nd, 2008 (10/22/2008 3:25pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Sometimes I think graps is talking about me.  I'll try to do better....</p>
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    Oct 11th, 2009 (10/11/2009 7:06am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Nice article about playing at Micro Stakes Poker. I think also that on this level are good poker players. I read here from comments that everyone is able to beat such players. Well...don't be so sure. Anyway this is a good article and very useful for any new poker player. Because all of us started to play poker at micro stakes levels at a time...</p>
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    Dec 30th, 2009 (12/30/2009 3:01pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Great article! </p>
    <p> Lately I have started playing in .01 .02 6 person cash games; And playing in $0.30 up to $2.20 MTT tournaments and have played strictly A-B-C poker and have documented my results in a poker log and have notice that this is in fact a way to maintain or slowly grow my tiny bankroll and ultimately not have to reload.</p>
    <p>Well that being said it was nice to read this and re solidify my current approach to poker.</p>
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