if you cant find the fish, are you it

are the games, tighter, better, tougher? i really seem to have nut nut to win a hand and each that does go to the river is trip, quad, fhouse etc.

Whaaa? I think (?) your saying that you only win hands if you have the nuts. Thats the rule for people who only play their cards, but that is only 50% of the game. You also need to be able to psyche players off hands holding nothing, and be less susceptible to bluffs.

players are just getting better, with so much info on the net, and training sites everywhere. people are playing better poker. you just have to try and make yourself better to keep up.

Unless you are playing nl200 the players are still pretty horrifically bad for the most part, and i can't really decipher anything else you might be trying to ask.

Unless you are playing nl200 the players are still pretty horrifically bad for the most part

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Agreed

oops meant nl200+ *

how about in cardschat freerolls? does the poker get better, or is it the same as any other freeroll?

If you can't find the fish, you may not neccessarily be it. But it is going to be harder to make money at the table as quickly as you normally would. I recommend switching to a table where you can find one to max out your pay day.

buddyanton said:

are the games, tighter, better, tougher? i really seem to have nut nut to win a hand and each that does go to the river is trip, quad, fhouse etc.

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You can't do anything about idiots. I just lost a tourney because someone idiot went all in and i had A A and they played 3 9 unsuited and caught 3 9's

Poker has gotten tougher since 2006, but there's still plenty of room for a good player with an edge to profit.

I Agree With You KevKojak. Could Not Have Said It Better Myself.

the key is the same as always patience

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how about in cardschat freerolls? does the poker get better, or is it the same as any other freeroll?

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The play in cc freerolls is generally way better than in public freerolls.

Fishy moves are rare (at least in mid-tourney), usually it's good solid poker.

In a normal FR it's quite to the contrary as you probably know.

Keep in mind that some of the players in cc-freerolls are really experienced

players, most of the others are moderately advanced players trying to

improve their game, only a few are fish.