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#11
08-17-2005, 06:54 AM
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Re: $22 4 hands and bubbled out- How many mistakes
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I'm not convinced you misplayed #1. I think you're much better off with the tiny stack playing a random hand than with you playing a good hand, but one that's still only 2:1 against something like Q2o. [/ QUOTE ] im not convinced you have any idea how to play 4 handed with high blinds. easy, easy push at 150/300 with 900 chips left. 
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#12
08-17-2005, 07:35 AM
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Re: $22 4 hands and bubbled out- How many mistakes
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One. First you should push. Rest look like bad beat stories to me. [/ QUOTE ] Jeez tough crowd, I hadnt even considered them bad beats Any chance of looking harder and handing out advice rather than lame insults. I'm much more concerned about my preflop play than losing.
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#13
08-17-2005, 10:26 AM
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Re: $22 4 hands and bubbled out- How many mistakes
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im not convinced you have any idea how to play 4 handed with high blinds. easy, easy push at 150/300 with 900 chips left. [/ QUOTE ] I in fact know I have no clue about bubble play, which is why I'm trying to spend more time on this forum learning to play sit-and-gos. There's no need to be a smart ass about it; I post my ideas because, even if they're wrong, I learn something from the process. So I'm inferring that it's the high blinds that make this not a "textbook" bubble fold?
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