If you played this hand like that -- would you put it in print?
 

Would you brag about these hands?

Barron Vangor Toth
www.BarronVangorToth.com

Re: If you played this hand like that -- would you put it in print?
 

In a word. Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Re: If you played this hand like that -- would you put it in print?
 

Barron,

pretty ugly indeed.
i notice that is a remarkably short article, even with all the bullet points. the author probably isn't getting paid by the word.

cheers,
the real macoy

Re: If you played this hand like that -- would you put it in print?
 

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the author probably isn't getting paid by the word.

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The author is the publisher, so he can publish trash as well as play it at the table.

Re: If you played this hand like that -- would you put it in print?
 

Steamtroll has a better shot at getting published than I thought.

Re: If you played this hand like that -- would you put it in print?
 

I'm not sure what your definition of bragging is, but it is obviously far different from mine.

It seems to me that he was pointing out obvious mistakes he made in his play and showing others how to avoid the pitfalls of playing bad hands incorrectly. He even mentioned that it was probably better to just play solid cards and leave the trash alone.

In the end I can't for the life of me figure out why you thought he was bragging about playing those hands. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

Re: If you played this hand like that -- would you put it in print?
 

Before i even see who it is, i'm putting odds at:

8-5 Scott Fischman
4-1 Phil Hellmuth
10-1 Thomas Keller
15-1 Roy Cooke
50-1 Daniel Negraneu
478,980,960-3 Mason Malmuth

I got $20 on SF tho.

Damn field bet. Gets me every time. F'n Todd Hamilton....

Re: If you played this hand like that -- would you put it in print?
 

I don't see how you can call this bragging, and Daniel and Gummybear write about this crap all the time. These are the interesting hands, and usually the profitable ones if played well.