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Message: [QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 2533882, member: 103914"] John Interesting to hear your thoughts, one re-occurring theme in Tendler's recent interviews with top players (for example Moorman) is that they all have a close circle of poker friends to discuss hands and strategy with and that is how they managed to improve to the very top levels. I recently heard an interview with Neil Channing who didn't rate Moorman at all 3-4 years ago and was surprised at how quickly he developed. I have set some goals for myself and laid them out in my own thread (link in the signature below). Going back to Jared Tendler, I love his 'inchworm' concept of learning and am determined to apply this to remove my leaks and try to learn some new stuff at the same time. Although I didn't consider it this year, as no limit gets tougher it seems to be right to develop as a player in other forms of poker like Omaha, triple draw and razz, surely these will be a little softer in the short term. Some of the top pros are playing a lot of triple draw its clearly a decent action game. I have set myself a dollar amount to achieve on cash tables as I think this will help me with my volume which drops off if I don't have a specific goal to play to. I understand why you wouldn't need to set such a goal though and also why tilt could be an issue for you. I think tilt must feature is everyone's game at some point and conquering it is a truly difficult quest. I have also read recently that some players deliberately try to tilt others as part of their overall strategy for increasing win rates, I agree it seems a viable tactic for turning susceptible regs into your own personal atms. I suppose it must involve some initial suboptimal play but clealry some players can tilt off large portions of their bankrolls in a very short period, have you ever considered this? [/QUOTE]

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