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lotus776 11-30-2005 06:36 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
lol good one. Glad to see you've learned how to spell moron. keep counting those outs. Good luck in the future

Hojglad 11-30-2005 06:37 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
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his draw is a 3:1 favorite...but not his chances of winning. Have you ever read any poker literature? The ideas of outs and pot odds are everywhere in them. you're obviously confusing something...stop calling names, stop trying to prove the world wrong...just relax and dialog with people in a calm manner. If this is how you interact with people in the real world I wouldn't be suprised to find that you have no real friends. pretty lonely world you live in

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I'm sick and tired of misinformation like this being spread on this forum. I don't know what poker books you've been reading, but they are clearly horrible. The concept that jman refers to is clearly illustrated in:
http://www.bdids.com/images/PSAPbackb.jpg
I suggest you read this book before giving others terrible advice. Make sure to pay careful attention to chapters 3, 5, and 8, as they are the most relevant to the concepts georgiec and jman have presented in this thread.

lotus776 11-30-2005 06:38 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
lol, bravo

11-30-2005 06:42 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
i think that post you replied to with "lol, bravo" was meant to demean you, i hope you caught wind of that

11-30-2005 06:45 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
"a raise would indicate that i have something better than just the average hand,"

Well, you *do* have an average hand. no more no less. There is more to raising than just doing it: you need to consider what you opponent will see. your raise gives the big blind 3:1 odds on his call- all s/he has to have is a 25% chance of winnining to make the play break even:
(+3)*25% + (-1)*75% = 0

Hojglad 11-30-2005 06:45 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
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i think that post you replied to with "lol, bravo" was meant to demean you, i hope you caught wind of that

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I wasn't intending to demean him. He obviously has serious leaks in his game.

Hojglad 11-30-2005 06:45 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
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"a raise would indicate that i have something better than just the average hand,"

Well, you *do* have an average hand. no more no less. There is more to raising than just doing it: you need to consider what you opponent will see. your raise gives the big blind 3:1 odds on his call- all s/he has to have is a 25% chance of winnining to make the play break even:
(+3)*25% + (-1)*75% = 0

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You also need to read the book in my post. All of this is pure nonsense, every poker hand is a coinflip, it either wins, or it doesn't. This fundamental concept is covered in chapter 6.

11-30-2005 06:47 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
The trolling half of this thread is now worth its existence.

hilarious post!.

11-30-2005 06:57 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
harding: needs to learn math

lotus: needs to learn to swim, his game has so many leaks that he may soon drown otherwise

jman:.....good guy, i would let him date my sister

tehmatt: are you perhaps an accountant? i could use one

avis: get a new pic, the matrix wasnt cool after 02, and also see advice for harding.

souldaddy: i am indifferent to you, but i am a huge robert goulet fan, so your ok with me...

and harding quit calling me a damn troll!!!!!!

11-30-2005 07:14 PM

Re: dumb people and their dumb pocket pairs
 
"and harding quit calling me a damn troll!!!!!! "

jman is the troll. you actually seem confused.


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