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Article: December Reflection

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  1. grapsfan grapsfan is offline Head Curmudgeon

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    Dec 14th, 2009 (12/14/2009 11:32am)

     
  2. Pokerbookie Pokerbookie is offline

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    Dec 16th, 2009 (12/16/2009 11:59am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>You make some great points!  Thanks for your contribution to this board.</p>
     
  3. Gregrrr Gregrrr is offline

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    Dec 16th, 2009 (12/16/2009 12:35pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Good article, but damn I hate Sklansky bux!</p>
  4. Unbay2k4 Unbay2k4 is offline

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    Dec 16th, 2009 (12/16/2009 5:26pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>sick article....what did you go to a meditation class this week?! :)  I choose to shut down chat...its takes away more of my game then helps ...but your right, you want bad play and should never berate a player who does it...you want them coming back so you can get them next time! People do need to find another outlet.</p>
     
  5. StayCalm StayCalm is offline

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    Dec 16th, 2009 (12/16/2009 7:19pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>The best part of this article is finding out that there is a pocket 5's party at the WSOP...how did i miss that last year????</p>
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    Dec 19th, 2009 (12/19/2009 11:02am) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Fantastic and very relevant article in the current poker environment....it is amazing how much random hatred you encounter at the poker tables.  I particularly like the bit where you advocate repeating  "you want people to play bad and make poor decisions against you".  I was at a MTT final table last night and the table maniac was causing havoc with some very questionable high risk plays.  The chip leader busted him and led with the classic "bye".  For me there is no need for this, i'd much prefer to have a guy who is constantly risking his chips than a more low risk player in his seat! Great article.</p>
     
  7. JACK WELCH JACK WELCH is offline

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    Dec 28th, 2009 (12/28/2009 1:22pm) in reply to grapsfan

    <p>Excellent piece, my friend.  Emotional control should be part of everyone's bankroll. - JDW</p>
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