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beekeeper 10-27-2005 10:56 AM

What\'s the difference between a fish
 
and a gambler?

Is there a difference in your mind? And how does your strategy change depending on which you think your opponent is?

TheBlueMonster 10-27-2005 11:53 AM

Re: What\'s the difference between a fish
 
there's a huge difference between someone who is a LAG (loose aggressive)and some one who is willing to gamble. The most common LAG thinks that there's a connection between his ego and his willingness to "gamble" or play every hand. "You're not a real man if you fold etc etc."

nuclear500 10-27-2005 01:18 PM

Re: What\'s the difference between a fish
 
Both players probably know they are beat before the river - however:

I think the difference is that a fish is hoping beyond all hope he'll be saved and then thinks he made a great play when he catches his 5 outer and pumps himself up that way.

A gambler just doesn't care, but laughs his head off when he does suck out and says something dumb to annoy everyone.

phish 10-28-2005 11:43 AM

Re: What\'s the difference between a fish
 
In my opinion, some of the biggest fish are not gamblers. These are the weak tight players who think they know how to play poker and just can't understand why some 'over-aggressive lucky' kid beats them all the time.


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