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Poker Prodigy's Lessons from Bellagio: Why $10/20 Limit Might Not Be Worth It
A poker player shares his experiences and lessons learned from playing at the $10/20 limit in Bellagio. The author plays poker at the $10/20 limit in Bellagio and discusses his experiences and lessons learned. He mentions playing against opponents who are better than him to improve his game.
The author describes a hand where he played against a local pro with a stack of over $20k while he had around $5k. The opponent had a set of tens, and the author had Qx Qx. The author discusses a situation where he had Qx Qx and the opponent had a set of tens.
The author mentions another hand where he was the only recreational player at a 5-max table with professional players. He describes a situation where he folded against an aggressive opponent with Ad Kd. The author reflects on whether he should have pushed all-in or folded against an aggressive opponent. Another user, riverboatking, advises the author to play at lower limits like $2/5 to learn more and understand opponent ranges better.
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