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#698: Prioritizing Our Thoughts While Playing A Hand
Peter talks about the importance of prioritizing what you want to think about during a hand, as we only has so much time to think before we act. He explains why it's better to focus on simple, general concepts you know, than try and get into minute details about specific elements of a hand.
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May 09, 2025
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Peter "StayinSchool" O'Neill is a Los Angeles based poker pro. He has been playing for profit and crushing the LA 5/10+ NL games for years. In his videos, he breaks down recently played hands for examples of how to adjust for opponent tendencies and implement exploits for max value.
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