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Sean Deeb: Thinking Poker Players Often Misjudge Opponents
Sean Deeb suggests that many regular players in mid-stakes tournaments often misjudge the thinking level of their opponents. He advises to initially respect opponents less and not more.
Sean Deeb notes that most decisions in early stages are made against random opponents who are almost impossible to read. He suggests that players should start thinking more effectively and not just put themselves in the opponent's place.
Sean Deeb mentions that many regular players in mid-stakes tournaments often misjudge the thinking level of their opponents.
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