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10-20-2006, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by plagueboy High Stakes Poker 10/16/2006 Spoiler... | that's actually from Season 1 of the show. It aired a long time ago, so you don't need to warn people about any potential spoiling. we're awaiting season 3 now, everything you see on tv has already aired.
I've become apprehensive in the past, but if someone wants to get it all-in pre-flop and I hold aces, I'm not going to discourage their action.
I had AA cracked by AKo three times in a single day once. That's 93 to 7 pre-flop.
Got the money in pre-flop everytime.
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10-20-2006, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by littlebu If you didn't feel like gambleing why were you playing poker? | I was waiting for that. If I didn't want to gamble, I wouldn't be gambling.
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10-20-2006, 09:59 PM
|  | World Series Champ | | Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Lakewood, CO Age: 38
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Chips: 1,861 | | | Re: Telling what you're holding to prevent gambling? I would never, ever, EVER do this. Giving up way too much EV. A lot. Like tons. I'm cereal.
It's not so much, "If you don't feel like gambling..." it's, "If you can't afford to lose a stack, you are playing too high."
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10-20-2006, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by smoore I would never, ever, EVER do this. Giving up way too much EV. A lot. Like tons. I'm cereal.
It's not so much, "If you don't feel like gambling..." it's, "If you can't afford to lose a stack, you are playing too high." | This is very true. If you can't handle losing whats on the table you are playing above you bankroll. I am a bit perplexed as to how you can hold the best possible starting hand and not want action | 
10-20-2006, 10:23 PM
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Hand #35084926-62040 at Northumberland (No Limit Hold'em)
Started at 20/Oct/06 22:17:10
bazillly is at seat 0 with $32.55.
littlebu is at seat 1 with $25.25.
BouRabba is at seat 2 with $23.55.
Vitiate is at seat 3 with $35.75.
turfmoor is at seat 4 with $29.30.
UberSoldat is at seat 5 with $24.85.
The button is at seat 2.
Vitiate posts the small blind of $.10.
turfmoor posts the big blind of $.25.
bazillly: -- --
littlebu: As Ad
BouRabba: -- --
Vitiate: -- --
turfmoor: -- --
UberSoldat: -- --
Pre-flop:
UberSoldat folds. bazillly raises to $.85. littlebu
re-raises to $1.80. BouRabba calls. Vitiate folds.
turfmoor folds. bazillly re-raises to $5.85.
littlebu re-raises to $19.70. BouRabba folds.
bazillly goes all-in for $32.55. littlebu goes all-in
for $25.25. bazillly is returned $7.30 (uncalled).
Flop (board: 4d 2c 4s):
(no action in this round)
Turn (board: 4d 2c 4s 6s):
(no action in this round)
River (board: 4d 2c 4s 6s 3s):
(no action in this round)
Showdown:
bazillly shows Kh Kd.
bazillly has Kh Kd 4d 4s 6s: two pair, kings and fours.
littlebu shows As Ad.
littlebu has As Ad 4d 4s 6s: two pair, aces and fours.
Hand #35084926-62040 Summary:
$2.60 is raked from a pot of $52.65.
littlebu wins $50.05 with two pair, aces and fours.
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10-22-2006, 04:57 PM
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Chips: 7,134 | | | Re: Telling what you're holding to prevent gambling? Um, if I have AA I am begging him to call. Why would you not want someone to gamble against your aces? What hand would you like to have before you want someone to go all in with you before the flop? | 
10-23-2006, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by coyote Gross!! plagueboy, you no know how play pokah! | I know how to play texas hold'em and communicate in written English. Perhaps I don't know how to play "pokah". | 
10-23-2006, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by _GUN_ that's actually from Season 1 of the show. It aired a long time ago, so you don't need to warn people about any potential spoiling. we're awaiting season 3 now, everything you see on tv has already aired.
I've become apprehensive in the past, but if someone wants to get it all-in pre-flop and I hold aces, I'm not going to discourage their action.
I had AA cracked by AKo three times in a single day once. That's 93 to 7 pre-flop.
Got the money in pre-flop everytime.
That's gross, but if you won't play AA, and just learn to accept it, when it loses, then you shouldn't play poker. | Just going on what my PVR said "Original Airdate 10/16/2006". I had no idea, thanks.
You admit to apprehension, but don't understand mine? I have an alternative strategy that makes poker more fun for me that you don't agree with, so I shouldn't play? You should be more polite.  | 
10-23-2006, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by PhilTheThrill14 ... Presumably, your opponents aren't going to be doing the same for you - therefore in the long run, you are going to be playing losing poker (or close to it). | Interesting point. | 
10-23-2006, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by littlebu This is very true. If you can't handle losing whats on the table you are playing above you bankroll. I am a bit perplexed as to how you can hold the best possible starting hand and not want action | I'm sorry that you didn't read my posts. | | Thread Tools | Search this Thread | | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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