"Official" Live at the Bike thread (10/27) (5/10 NL)

[Russ McGinley]

Most of the time, those who are having trouble with the feed are also simultaneously watching porn in WMP and the software gets confused.

[Eurotrash]

Does this bitch ever shut her mouth?

[whalekock]

Selling Poker Championship Bracelet. See Show "Lucky"

[Kevmath]

I think "Philly Al" is better known as Al "Sugar Bear" Barbieri, who's been on the show a couple of times and his non-poker claim to fame was making his minor-league baseball debut at the age of 45.

The important question unanswered by David, did he drop the "hammer" his date (and I don't mean 7-2o?

[Dave Mac]

i understand sample sizes, long run etc, and i mean live you might never get there, but that is anouther topic. but i mean i play online, and up to pretty big.
and i mean a bad online 100-200 game is hard, live poker is not hard. you just have to put in the time to learn. what stops most players from being good and winning are their emotions and feelings. play well is difficult, emotionally, it is hard to play tight and to fold and to be diciplined. and yes a lot of people are stuipid. but playing well and beating these games is not stratigically difficult or mentally tough. it is not calc.
dave

"My mom hammered me good"

Hammered, nailed, whatever.

[cwsiggy]

Boy, he is terrible. Yes Tuch, he wins passive night.

changed my mind, even though he is tight, hell he gets action, so kudos to him.

I was down about 5-6K at the end of broadcast. We then played short handed for about an hour (4-5 of us) and I recooped my buy in and made almost 2K. Not bad, but I realized I overplayed a couple of crucial hands against Ed. Won't happen again.

[Sykes]

Bart, Folding flopped sets is pretty bad. You'd have to face the tightest guy in the world to fold a set on the flop (and no, I would never fold a set to Dr. BB, he's not that tight).

Like, 99 on a JT9 monotone board is probably the worst type of flop I would want to see.