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#21
08-16-2005, 05:42 PM
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Re: Do you fall for temptation on some cards?
Sometimes I might roll my eyes or sigh when I fold 82 in the BB to a raise and the flop comes 888. It doesn't piss me off or make me want to play 82 the next time I see it.
What will get me going though is if the PFRer ends up flipping over some cheese hand that wasn't even worth a limp. I feel like I've been raped at that point. 
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#22
08-16-2005, 06:26 PM
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Re: Do you fall for temptation on some cards?
I never waste $$ by playing trash.
But I do get frustrated when running poorly and the trash I just mucked hits. It happens. What you choose to do from that point helps separate winners from idiot losers.
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#23
08-16-2005, 06:34 PM
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Re: Do you fall for temptation on some cards?
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Its one of the mistakes I continuously make, folding terrible hands that become the nuts. It is often the difference in a losing a winning session. [/ QUOTE ] Fix this leak and you'll win a ton more. I doubt you are doing anything else nearly as costly as mucking hands that become nuts.
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#24
08-16-2005, 06:36 PM
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Re: Do you fall for temptation on some cards?
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[ QUOTE ] Its one of the mistakes I continuously make, folding terrible hands that become the nuts. It is often the difference in a losing a winning session. [/ QUOTE ] Fix this leak and you'll win a ton more. I doubt you are doing anything else nearly as costly as mucking hands that become nuts. [/ QUOTE ] So much dry wit around here. I feel really sorry for all the people who can't tell sarcasim from pinto beans. They most lose a lot of money if they do what they read here.
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#25
08-16-2005, 07:26 PM
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Re: Do you fall for temptation on some cards?
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Sammy, just put Jason_T on perm ignore. He is the dik of the forum and particularly likes to pick fights with new posters. [/ QUOTE ] Actually, I remember you. You're the guy who couldn't beat Party 3/6 and then when people tried to help you with your game you got all offensive and defensive and beligerant. I saw last week or maybe two weeks ago that you made a similar post about me. Tread lightly.
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#26
08-16-2005, 07:47 PM
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Re: Do you fall for temptation on some cards?
ps, passive/aggressive is where it's at, man. That means when I beat my girlfriend I can cry in front of her later and still feel like a man when dinner's cold and I gotta reprazenttttt.
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#28
08-16-2005, 08:14 PM
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Re: Do you fall for temptation on some cards?
Quote: So what's it like being a robot who has no emotions at the poker table and just applies mathematical probabilities to his game?
RICH! $$$$$$$$$$$$ Hell, I'd love to be a poker robot.
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#29
08-16-2005, 08:45 PM
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Re: Do you fall for temptation on some cards?
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Okay I'll bite. YES, I do get tempted with crappy cards. For me, the toughest is low pairs in EP. I always feel like I can outplay most of my opponents after the flop, and I get tempted to try to do it, particularly against weak/tighties. And yes, it frustrates the [censored] out of me when I am in the BB and it's raised to me, I look down at something like 57o, I fold it, and it makes a boat. I guess this makes me a crappy emotional wreck of a player. [/ QUOTE ] ...it sounds like you might actually be playing a little bit too tight.
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#30
08-16-2005, 08:46 PM
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Re: Do you fall for temptation on some cards?
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Sammy, just put Jason_T on perm ignore. He is the dik of the forum and particularly likes to pick fights with new posters. [/ QUOTE ] This is borderline absurd.
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