Mix It Up
05-09-13, 03:15 AM
For us peons (lo-lo-lo, "rogan") who don't get to scrutinize their own revealing tells or their opponents body language imagery from recorded poker shows, and from a completely unbiased, unadulterated view of poker tutelage on TV, who thinks that playing consistently(even when in the midst of a down-turn) brings greater lessons and hard-earned fables of ill-conceived mistakes; or does talking with your peers(I say "your" peers because it's tough to trust random opponents/colleagues in our current skimpy poker sessions) even after the game is over- due to a declining and cutthroat economy of clammed up grinders whom you have no choice but to read between their cunning lines. Which is more valuable to learn about: self-evaluation of failed or successful lines of wagering as well as self-tell spotting by watching tape, just like pro-athletes do when they are not conditioning their bodies, or intra-conversations that can and do provide much equitable third-party insight.