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Old 07-09-2004, 09:21 PM
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Default Re: overpair out of position. advice?

collecting hand histories from UB seems like such a chore. i move around a lot and they are pretty damn lazy about sending me them.

do you get them emailed or do you actually click a million times? is it really worth it?
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Old 07-10-2004, 12:36 AM
Leo Bello Leo Bello is offline
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Default Re: overpair out of position. advice?

Click a million times... it is the shamest thing on UB. But actually I got used to.
In relation to having them e-mailed I prefer clicking away, cause I have the hands almost immediately. It is actually very good during a session to load the past hundred or so hands to help see what the other players were doing even before you came to the table using Game time window on Poker Tracker.

Of course the best thing would be writing down a range of hands and getting them immediatelly, instead of clicking a hundred times.

But it is worth.
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Old 07-10-2004, 08:24 PM
JohnG JohnG is offline
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Default Re: overpair out of position. advice?

Limping preflop is fine. Raising preflop is fine. JJ is on the borderline and other considerations come into play other than the actual hand. If there was a mistake in the hand it came post flop, not preflop. IMO.
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