People say you shouldn’t quit if the game is good. That seems like good advice. And people say you should play in good games. That makes sense too. But if you put those two pieces of advice together — that is, if I only play in good games, and I don’t quit good games — then I would never quit.
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Posted by Kien Hua on May 24th, 2008 at 12:29 am:
On one of the 2plus2 pokercasts, Barry Greenstein noted that the high-stakes no-limit games he played in are drying up. Online, I have noticed that the games are getting tougher. I understand that poker goes through cycles. When do you think the games are going to get softer and more available? Can you elaborate on all stakes from micro-limit to high-stakes?
Thanks Tommy. You the man!