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#Battle28: Dynamics in Reg Heavy Games
In this episode, TerpHimself talks about the adjustments to make when you climb in stakes and find yourself in a reg-heavy game with competent players. How to adjust to them, and what adjustments they make.
Dec 09, 2021
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TerpHimself
PLO coach, podcaster and video maker
Ryan "TerpHimself" Terpstra has been playing live poker for 15 years around the Midwest and Las Vegas. A native of Michigan, Terp has been a regular in the 1-2-5, 2-5, and 5-10 PLO games from Detroit to Chicago. He currently plays poker 2-3 times per week as a "semi-pro", while maintaining a normal 9-5 job.
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