$215 - Playing my first right now. Anyone want to sweat me?

[octaveshift]

Party# 12777

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Oh, and I am not good enough to play at this level, but I like to mix it up sometimes. Heh.

DEAAAAAAAAAAAD MONEYYYYYYY.

[unreal_nh]

whats ur sn? gl

[Ogre]

i hope you lose just because you had to post about it.

[octaveshift]

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i hope you lose just because you had to post about it.

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Wow. Having a bad day?

This forum is the closest thing I have to a friend who enjoys poker. Instead of being a dick, maybe you could wish me good luck?

Edit: Point being that I have several friends on the forum, and if any of them wanted to play in a higher-stakes game, I'd be happy to sweat them.

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i hope you lose just because you had to post about it.

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I wonder why people have to say crap like this. Can't you just wish the guy luck, or better yet not say anything at all? Unfortunately it seems to come up way too often on here.

[Michael C.]

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Thanks for that really intellegent and insightful post. Would I rather see a guy asking his friends here to wish him luck, or some dick say "I hope you lose because I'm too cool to read that kind of post." Hmm, that's a tough one.

[octaveshift]

In a strange bit of coincidece, I am watching a WPT event with Chip Reese and Randy Jensen, where jensen limps PF with 93o, and Reese wakes up with 88 in the BB.

Reese raises to 80k, and Jensen calls.

The flop is Q44, Reese checks, and Jensen checks behind.

Then Mike Sextongoes into this mini-tirade saying that if you want to call a raise with junk PF, you *have* to bet the flop, no matter what comes, if you want to win the pot.

Not saying that the way I played it was even remotely correct. I am just throwing it out there because it seems timely.

[applejuicekid]

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In a strange bit of coincidece, I am watching a WPT event with Chip Reese and Randy Jensen, where jensen limps PF with 93o, and Reese wakes up with 88 in the BB.

Reese raises to 80k, and Jensen calls.

The flop is Q44, Reese checks, and Jensen checks behind.

Then Mike Sextongoes into this mini-tirade saying that if you want to call a raise with junk PF, you *have* to bet the flop, no matter what comes, if you want to win the pot.

Not saying that the way I played it was even remotely correct. I am just throwing it out there because it seems timely.

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I remember Randy made a post about this hand. He reasoned that he he limped in trying to steal the pot later, but his plans changed when he read that Chip Reese was strong. I'll try to find his post and put up a link.

[octaveshift]

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whats ur sn? gl

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xyro

[USCSigma1097]

I played my first 100 the other day and came in second...I find that if you luckbox every hand, you MIGHT be ok.

Just remember, you are the worst player at the table.

Sigma