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Re: Showing emotion when winning a pot
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There is a reason I asked. Last Saturday I won $521 playing $4-$8 Hold 'Em at the Tropicana. At one point, people at the table were saying "I am staying away from him, he looks too good to be playing here.". A lot of times everyone would fold pre-flop everytime I raised and I wouldn't even see any flops. Basically I think it's hard to be like "Wow, I got lucky there." when you have over $700 on the table. This has happened several times in the last few months, so I am trying to see how I can change my table image in subtle ways. [/ QUOTE ] My response in this situation: "Sun shines on a dog's ass every now and then." "Yeah, another $300 and I won't even be stuck anymore." "You can't win if you don't play." NT |
#22
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Re: Showing emotion when winning a pot
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[ QUOTE ] Yea, believe me, I am very low key. I hate drawing attention to myself. If it were allowed, I would take $100 off the table everytime I was up that much. [/ QUOTE ] if you have that many chips in a 4/8 game, try to color up to a few green/black chips. [/ QUOTE ] For some reason, the dealers at the Tropicana don't like it when you ask to color up. |
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Re: Showing emotion when winning a pot
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For some reason, the dealers at the Tropicana don't like it when you ask to color up. [/ QUOTE ] Tip better. NT |
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Re: Showing emotion when winning a pot
I wouldn't get too excited about having alot of money on the table at the Tropicana. I just got back from Vegas and the players at the Tropicana were far and away the worst of any cardroom I played at. And I didn't have any problem when asking to color up. As an aside, I don't consider myself a very good player but the Tropicana was like shooting fish in a barrel.
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Re: Showing emotion when winning a pot
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I wouldn't get too excited about having alot of money on the table at the Tropicana. I just got back from Vegas and the players at the Tropicana were far and away the worst of any cardroom I played at. And I didn't have any problem when asking to color up. As an aside, I don't consider myself a very good player but the Tropicana was like shooting fish in a barrel. [/ QUOTE ] I know the players are horrible. I've seen guys call with trash when the betting is capped pre-flop and after the flop. It is like shooting fish in a barrel. BTW, I never said I was excited or got carried away with winning at the Trop. |
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Re: Showing emotion when winning a pot
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I just got back from Vegas and the players at the Tropicana were far and away the worst of any cardroom I played at. [/ QUOTE ] Does the Tropicana have the softest 2/4 game in AC? Is it also the softest at 3/6, 4/8 etc? |
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Re: Showing emotion when winning a pot
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[ QUOTE ] I just got back from Vegas and the players at the Tropicana were far and away the worst of any cardroom I played at. [/ QUOTE ] Does the Tropicana have the softest 2/4 game in AC? Is it also the softest at 3/6, 4/8 etc? [/ QUOTE ] I think all the 2/4, 3/6, 4/8 games in AC are soft. You ususally find at least 7 or 8 players in a hand until the turn and 4 or 5 will see the hand until the end. This will occur even if the betting is capped. A lot of the players in AC are retirees who are all calling stations and won't fold unless the hands are complete crap. Even then, they still play the hands. |
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Re: Showing emotion when winning a pot
Yea I like using the stuck thing. "Yea.. I'm only stuck 6 racks now" Or "wow I play bad"
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Re: Showing emotion when winning a pot
a little fist pump here and there is ok. just don't pull a scott fischman and jump on the table heh celebrations are fine, as long as you do not turn into the screaming swede matthias andersson
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