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  1. steveyB steveyB is offline

    South Bend, IN
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    Jan 6th, 2009 (1/6/2009 5:58pm)

    haven't played in a while - has the micro scene changed at all?

    also, I've been playing a few single table 9man games.. not the turbos. is it better to pass up the 60-40 type situations since you know you can get your money in quite easily as a heavy favorite at the micro stakes? I know this is all situation dependent.. but on balance situations like 55 in SB with 12 BBs.. raise in front of you.. push or wait for better spot?
  2. Aarin Aarin is offline

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    Jan 6th, 2009 (1/6/2009 6:10pm) in reply to steveyB

    It's probably gotten worse. They're addicted to slow-betting now and/or overbetting with or without the nuts so they're all flippaments with impossibly random reads depending on what they consider their "M."

    Micro is a fusking mess, but I guess when wasn't it?
  3. blackstar74 blackstar74 is online now

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    Jan 6th, 2009 (1/6/2009 8:02pm) in reply to Aarin

     
    Originally Posted by Aarin View Post

    It's probably gotten worse. They're addicted to slow-betting now and/or overbetting with or without the nuts so they're all flippaments with impossibly random reads depending on what they consider their "M."

    Micro is a fusking mess, but I guess when wasn't it?

    Micros are still the same, just a bunch of moron that read supersystem and now know how to play....
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