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I do not know how to avoid players like this...

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  1. TisALLin TisALLin is offline

    Coon Rapids, MN
    United States

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    Oct 26th, 2006 (10/26/2006 9:57pm)

    I want this piece of shit to go kill himself...
    This is after busting out of the $30 MTT when my AA runs into A7 offsuit and loses to the 7 high straight on the turn
    who does this shit 2 hours into the $20 180 player ?
    but after looking at his Sharkscope stats... you are all gonna love this...
    and of course , I am the one that has to run head on into this fresh hell...
    Enjoy my pain...
    <TABLE class=sortTable id=t1 borderColor=black border=1><TBODY id=tablerows><TR class=sortTable id=Fun92118#pokerstars&null><TD class=sortTable align=middle>Fun92118 <INPUT onclick=showpreferences(); type=image height=30 width=17 src="http://www.sharkscope.com/images/fish.gif"></TD><TD class=sortTable align=middle>1,296</TD><TD class=sortTable title="The Av. Profit is the Average Profit Per Game after rake has been subtracted." align=right>-$6 </TD><TD class=sortTable title="The Av. Stake is the average tournament buy-in amount." align=right>$12 </TD><TD class=sortTable title="The Av. ROI is the Average of each game's Return On Investment. It is the average of each (Payout-(Stake+Rake))/(Stake+Rake). This is not the same as total ROI which is (Total Payouts-(Total Rake+Total Stakes))/(Total Stakes+Total Rake)." align=middle>-42%</TD><TD class=sortTable title="The Total Profit is the net profit for this player (and includes rake)." align=right>-$7,567 </TD><TD class=sortTable title="Super Hot=6 straight payouts. Hot=3 straight payouts. Tilt=4 straight losses. Super Tilt=8 straight losses." align=middle>-</TD><TD class=sortTable align=middle>PokerStars</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

    PokerStars Game #6782534296: Tournament #34525658, $20+$2 Hold'em No Limit - Level VIII (200/400) - 2006/10/26 - 21:42:24 (ET)
    Table '34525658 18' 9-max Seat #7 is the button
    Seat 1: tiltanic48 (14833 in chips)
    Seat 2: Fun92118 (3770 in chips)
    Seat 3: akamilhaus (14801 in chips)
    Seat 4: IMETOH (5935 in chips)
    Seat 5: zairedog (7725 in chips)
    Seat 7: Chromis (8960 in chips)
    Seat 8: CanterburyT (3460 in chips)
    Seat 9: actyper (4680 in chips)
    tiltanic48: posts the ante 25
    Fun92118: posts the ante 25
    akamilhaus: posts the ante 25
    IMETOH: posts the ante 25
    zairedog: posts the ante 25
    Chromis: posts the ante 25
    CanterburyT: posts the ante 25
    actyper: posts the ante 25
    CanterburyT: posts small blind 200
    actyper: posts big blind 400
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to CanterburyT [Ks Kh]
    tiltanic48: folds
    Fun92118: calls 400
    akamilhaus: calls 400
    IMETOH: folds
    zairedog: folds
    Chromis: folds
    CanterburyT: raises 3035 to 3435 and is all-in
    actyper: folds
    Fun92118: raises 310 to 3745 and is all-in
    akamilhaus: folds
    *** FLOP *** [Qh 9h 2h]
    *** TURN *** [Qh 9h 2h] [7c]
    *** RIVER *** [Qh 9h 2h 7c] [2s]
    *** SHOW DOWN ***
    CanterburyT: shows [Ks Kh] (two pair, Kings and Deuces)
    Fun92118: shows [5h 6h] (a flush, Queen high)
    CanterburyT said, "go kill yourself"
    Fun92118 collected 7870 from pot
    *** SUMMARY ***
    Total pot 7870 | Rake 0
    Board [Qh 9h 2h 7c 2s]
    Seat 1: tiltanic48 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 2: Fun92118 showed [5h 6h] and won (7870) with a flush, Queen high
    Seat 3: akamilhaus folded before Flop
    Seat 4: IMETOH folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 5: zairedog folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 7: Chromis (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 8: CanterburyT (small blind) showed [Ks Kh] and lost with two pair, Kings and Deuces
    Seat 9: actyper (big blind) folded before Flop
  2. crushcards crushcards is offline

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    Oct 27th, 2006 (10/27/2006 1:37am) in reply to TisALLin

    How nice of you to berate him in the chat box, after he made the call you wanted.

    Maybe you should give him some private lessons, and then play him again. That way, you'll have a much better chance at beating him.
  3. TheMayor TheMayor is offline

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    Oct 27th, 2006 (10/27/2006 8:45am) in reply to TisALLin

    Lol how can some people be so bad and keep playing poker? over 1200 sngs and he's lost 7.5k, you think he'd get the picture at some point and give up.
  4. Johnny Ringo Johnny Ringo is offline

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    Oct 27th, 2006 (10/27/2006 10:15am) in reply to TheMayor

    maybe he plays mostly cash (and makes money) and likes to goof off with SNG's. maybe he makes 30 times more money (real job) than you do and doesn't give a f*ck about the small buy in.
  5. MattyTrips MattyTrips is offline

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    Oct 27th, 2006 (10/27/2006 10:50am) in reply to Johnny Ringo

    i feel like ive heard and said this a hundred and one times...poker is a game that is full of bad beats. we all suffer the pain of bad beats and we also deal it out....plain and simple bad beats will always be there.....if you cant handle the emotional swings that come along with them, i think it might be time for a change of game.....my advice is to play the best poker you can...once all the money is in the middle..its all up to the cards....put yourself in the position to be ahead when all the money goes in and outplay the "bad beaters" you will come out on top in the long run

    mattytrips
  6. gofrank150 gofrank150 is offline

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    Oct 27th, 2006 (10/27/2006 12:30pm) in reply to TheMayor

    I don't know but I love them.
  7. TisALLin TisALLin is offline

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    Oct 27th, 2006 (10/27/2006 12:45pm) in reply to gofrank150

    Yes, its true like someone above said... I want the call.
    I guess I just want to understand the call more than anything else...
    Does the guy even put me on ANYTHING ?
    In the end , yes I just want to play a good game , I want to play well...
    I have said the same thing many times , just put your money in with the best of it and hope your hand holds up !
    but with this guy... I cant imagine what he's been laying down for hands till he got 2 hours into this sit n go...
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