by k3nt » Thu Mar 24, 2005 4:12 pm
Let me piggyback on Jeff's idea.
I agree that I would love to that learn about hands that top players consider to be not exceptional. As far as I'm concerned, though, it could just be in the regular forums. Start off with something like "Here's a hand I just played. I've played a dozen like it in the past four table hours and I made money 10 times out of 12."
Or, for that matter, "Here's a hand I just played and lost. I find I tend not to win hands in this situation, and I'm considering avoiding these situations in the future."
If people want to go Jeff's suggested route and give us access to a huge data dump of hands, that wouldn't be a bad idea, either. But on a more basic level, let me offer my encouragement to the top players (even if you don't consider yourself one -- if you play $100 NL and up and win consistently, you are!) to post more hands, more often. Hands don't have to be exceptional or surprising to be educational.