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07-05-2014 , 07:02 AM
Add me in the group 10-25NL online, 200NL live reg. Hendrik.van.eetvelde
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07-05-2014 , 05:37 PM
Would be interested in joining the group too
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07-10-2014 , 04:55 PM
I want to join as well
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07-11-2014 , 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by hAmThEkIlLeR
I play HU, 6 max, MTTs, and SNG



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07-24-2014 , 03:30 AM
So has this group started yet or what?

Lets get something going!
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07-24-2014 , 03:39 AM
I'm also interested. I'm a breakeven or small winner at 25NL online, but I'm a decent winner in 200NL live and have some good live tourny results. I'm also getting into 25 PLO but NLHE is my best game. I'm in MST and available fairly often.
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07-24-2014 , 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by archimedes11
I'm also interested. I'm a breakeven or small winner at 25NL online, but I'm a decent winner in 200NL live and have some good live tourny results. I'm also getting into 25 PLO but NLHE is my best game. I'm in MST and available fairly often.

Same results on njpartypoker minus tourneys. Will love for this to happen soon
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07-28-2014 , 09:18 PM
Is this group going on?

Can I join? PM me Skype details if it is. Live in UK.

Currently on a mission to beat Zoom 6max micros - 2nl check, 5nl check, 10nl check today, starting 25nl tomorrow.

Profit made on the tournaments I've played but my HU play needs work.

Not played much live but joined a UK live amateur Poker League to gain some experience.

Anyway lemmi know if there is a group going on.
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08-05-2014 , 12:14 PM
Hello,

I am looking players for study different situations.

Now i am playing NL50 6-Max.

PM for skype.

Thanks!
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08-05-2014 , 08:13 PM
Part-time solid TAG currently profitable at NL10. Located in IL, US
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08-06-2014 , 03:05 AM
As someone who's played winning high stakes MTTs online and HS cash live, with specialization in deep stack games, and been strong in both theory as well as live game experience, I would offer one piece of advice when starting out.

Learn how each fundamental aspect of the game impacts every other fundamental aspect before doing anything else. I included some areas to focus on with some examples that only touch on the subject for each.

1) How starting hand strength changes with relation to the number of players, the stacks in play, playing styles, and position.
Example: As stacks get deeper, the value of AA goes down while the value of SCs go up.

2) How std open sizing should be a function of the stacks in play putting pressure for bet sizing to go up but wider ranges will put pressure on bet sizing going down.
Example: This relationship can best be seen in tournaments as stacks get shorter so do the bet sizes. As stacks get higher for DS play at 200+ BBs, the opposite is true but with diminishing effect, as the odds of coolers needed for those stacks to be effective go down. At the same time, wider hand ranges will put pressure on reducing bet sizing.

3) How range selection changes with style, stacks, number of players, pos.
Example: As stacks get deeper, turn/river streets become more primary as a concern vs pre-flop/flop since those streets will no longer have as much FE and your mistakes will be much larger on later streets. Turn/River boards with four/five cards will have many more combinations involved and a range that's wider can both better represent and defend those boards.

Therefore all styles ranges should increase to different degrees, to better handle these new types of confrontations. As more of the premium suited connector hands become valuable only having 4 combos each, they are more rare than PPs, they should not be wasted for balancing a pre-flop raising game that's much less effective anyway.

Another words you need to balance your street to street action along with your various value bets to bluffs action on particular streets.

4) How the three basic styles will become stronger or weaker as each of these conditions change.
Example: LAG on the bubble with a deep stack, TAG in cash games when short stacked.

5) How the styles interplay, i.e. TAG<LAG<SB<TAG, so the importance of learning all three styles and adapting/balancing styles become important. Also conditions where advantages start to fail and how to adapt each style for the layout of the game in general.

Once you have a strong understanding these fundamental relationships, more advanced topics will seem like common sense and learning new formats of the game far more intuitive.

6) Don't chase GTO, it's a snipe hunt.

Edit to add:
7) How ICM can actually flip-flop some of these aspects.
Example: Big stacks can have FE advantage over short stacks in tournaments while the opposite can be true in cash games.

8) How live reads including not only tells, or logical reads, but even deductive reads that can be made outside of the action will give you more information to base your decisions. This aspect is difficult to learn outside of just a ton of experience but you still need to be aware of them when playing.

Last edited by TakenItEasy; 08-06-2014 at 03:21 AM.
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08-11-2014 , 10:08 PM
Hey there I'm Menace from Germany.
I'm 25 yo and student. I try to build a whatsapp-focussed study group. If you're interested in pm me and I'll invite you.

PS: Mainly Micro Stakes should be discussed, but well experienced players are always welcome.
PPS: I play poker for 6 years around the small and medium stakes.

Greetings from Germany
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08-13-2014 , 04:53 AM
In order my PM seem to be disabled (dunno why) add me on Skype first (Username DTMenace89) so we can handle everything.
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08-13-2014 , 01:46 PM
Imho it would be better if someone created a survey that could be used to create many groups that focus on different topics (cash vs tourney, stakes, theoretical vs applied, poker variant, etc.) could be used to create multiple study groups and laser focus the content for those groups.

The next step would probably be something similar to an agreed upon syllabus from each group so that the group is focused and prepared for each meeting (to avoid wasting time).

Groups could add to or even rotate syllabi then if the groups wanted to learn something else.
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08-14-2014 , 11:10 AM
I would be keen for a 6 max hypers study group
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08-17-2014 , 09:17 PM
Hello Community,

We are still looking for many active players to form an allround study group:

- You should be an active poker player
- You should be focussed working on ur strategy
- You shouldn't be lazy working on other people's problem's too

No matter which limit's you play (Micro/Small Stakes), feel free to PM me with a short text about who you are, what you play, where do you see yourself in a year in poker, your screenname on skype and a link to your Facebook account. After a short interview on skype and a introduction in the facebook group feel free to enter our whatsapp chat too.

PS 8 Game players searched !
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08-18-2014 , 05:24 PM
Hello there. I currently play .25/.50nl on bovada and win at a pretty decent clip but want to take my game to the next level with a study group....Not sure how to PM here but my Skype name is eighthaday and would love to find a solid group to grow as a player.
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08-18-2014 , 06:25 PM
Also interested. Winning player at nl20£.
Is it happening?
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08-19-2014 , 12:24 PM
NL10*
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08-22-2014 , 10:02 AM
Ill join . Im a winning 1k and 2k NL live player. Im a pro and pay the bills with poker.
Occasionally I will play 25nl zoom to sharpen up, adjust, and assess my ranges.
PM me for my skype.
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08-29-2014 , 07:33 PM
Hello, I am trying to recruit serious grinders and poker enthusiasts for a Poker Theory group on Skype.

I don't have millions of lifetime earnings, but I am a pretty consistent winner at mistakes. I want to elevate my game with others to the next level.

I am hoping we can all discuss advanced books, tools(Flopzilla, CREV, HUDs,ICM, PokerStove) and anything else relating to the math and theory of the game.

Hopefully we can build a solid community, and get pros/coaches to help us out. I was thinking after we start to know each other we can pool money for coaches to help us out on very advanced concepts on CREV and Flopzilla.

Please let me know if anyone is interested and if there are comments/questions.
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09-02-2014 , 11:04 PM
Hi, I am playing 10nl zoom and is serious about learning the game.

pls pm me your skype for study group.
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10-28-2014 , 06:55 PM
Hello there I'm new to the 2+2 forums seriously interested in getting involved in some skype study groups. I'm a low- mid stakes player having troubles consistently building my bankroll seem to break even week after week. I would pm you but it seems I don't have that privilege yet haha

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10-29-2014 , 12:27 PM
I am also interested to learn poker specially cash games on NLHE. But I am newbie to poker and just started to learn the poker theory by reading Poker by the Book. Is there any chance for me to join in your poker study group?
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10-31-2014 , 01:10 AM
Hey there,

Im a reg on PS 18man turbo SNGs. Im a consistent winner at $3,5 but cant seem to finally escalate to $7.

I also play some 45s from time to time but I dont dedicate as much as I should and I dont know what adjustments to make between them.

If youre on a similar level and play the same games and wish to do some HHs reviews (we both review one of each one a couple hours a week) add me to skype, which is just like my username but with a DOT (.) after rama

Cheers!
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