I am a literal legend of gambling, ask me anything.

I think what separates it from any other movie is that while it does not have a structured plot like most movies you'll see, the story is still really captivating. And that is a tough needle to thread.

It's hard to explain what the movie is really about and a lot of it seems like dream sequences instead of following a coherent narrative, but despite all that, I still get just as immersed in the characters and what happens next in the same I would with a really good movie that has a more structured / literal plot. It is more like watching a work of art than a movie. That's why it's my GOAT anyways.

Can you list your other 9 please?

godfather, clockwork orange, apocalypse now, good bad ugly, scarface, pulp fiction, 2001, goodfellas, blue velvet, big lebowski, im sure ive seen all over these movies 10 times+ so i must like them a lot. casino, caddy shack, boogie nights, and a bunch of others too. its more about directors than movies i suppose. cant go wrong with kubrick, lynch, scorsese or tarantino. mostly great stuff from coppola and leone. i tend to like hitchcock and oliver stone as well but they have some boring movies at times.

Hitchcock directed 65 movies.

At least five could make the list.

how would you improve your exploitative play in a live 6 max setting in nlhm 10/20

Play more golf. Buy more drinks. Bet bigger.

Certified fresh score.
97%
Psycho

98%
Rear Window

100%
Shadow of a Doubt

97%
North by Northwest

98%
Strangers on a Train

Flaming Citrus, please mark your posts by how many cocktails you consumed during their construction.

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how do you practice for live games where exploitative play is key? and how do you spot the exploitable spots?

Whenever you bet for value and get insta called you made a massive mistake. Understand why and extend this logic out to all of your other decisions and the reactions you get.