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View Poll Results: is the signifigance of this relationship age dependent? | |||
there is little or no correlation between attractiveness and people skills | 14 | 25.00% | |
attractiveness- P-skills relationship, most signifigant for 26-45 year olds | 15 | 26.79% | |
attractivness-P-skills relationship, most signifigant for 10-25 year olds | 17 | 30.36% | |
age does not affect the correlation between attractivness and people skills | 9 | 16.07% | |
attractiveness- P-skills relationship, most signifigant for 46+ year olds | 1 | 1.79% | |
Voters: 56. You may not vote on this poll |
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Re: Results
You didnt screw up until you pushed the river.
Then again I don't play 5's enough to know the correct move for this sit and go. In general the push on the river is a bit stupid IMO. |
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You're probably right about just calling the river, but I would imagine these 5.50 players turn over some serious bullshit. Having said that I still think you're probably right. I was surprised he had a 2, people at that level don't usually lead trips. AT is a possibility. I don't know, now I'm thinking you can push the river again. It's closer than you're making it out to be. Raising the flop seems really dumb to me unless you have a read, which you don't. What information do you need? He led into you when you raised preflop and you have A high, you're probably beat. If you're not he's probably drawing to 3 outs, and he's not folding much that you're behind on this board at the 5.50's.
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#13
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Re: AK first hand - did I screw up?
Why dont you just fold after the flop, you didnt hit anything.
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#14
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Re: AK first hand - did I screw up?
i think you shoulda raised the turn.
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