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In a cash game it is important to do everything you can to maximize the amount of money you can win from your opponents. It is important to keep the maximum amount of chips in front of you at any given time.
There is no worse feeling than losing a hand for most of your stack [...]
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Moving Up
Many times I hear newer players complain that the players at their current level play too crazy or too loose. They then try to use this fact to justify a move to a higher limit. This is incorrect. Regardless of how your opponents are playing there is a wrong way to play and a [...]
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Foreword
Before we get started here are a few things.
Never risk more than you can afford to lose. If you find yourself selling off your personal possessions, mortgaging the house, or tearing through your child’s college money it may be time to seek some counseling.
At some point you should ask yourself if you are just playing [...]