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  1. The Ittiest The Ittiest is offline

    Hayward, CA
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    Nov 22nd, 2005 (11/22/2005 3:58am)

    Amazing article...although it probably wont apply to most of us...ever...it was a great article and a great read. Damn people who are smarter than me and use it to make a nice 13K.
  2. AMONTILT AMONTILT is offline

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    Nov 22nd, 2005 (11/22/2005 5:04am) in reply to The Ittiest

    great article. One question GP do you only play on UB?
  3. Jovial Gent Jovial Gent is offline

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    Nov 22nd, 2005 (11/22/2005 5:11am) in reply to AMONTILT

    Wow. I perceived what he said as something else. The fact that he said, "you can't have a big hand on both tables" made it seem like he was baiting GP to call, and trying to come off sounding like he raised all in with a borderline hand thinking GP was weak, and continuation betting. In this situation, I would actually be scared, and unsure of me having the best hand as opposed to if he simply raised all in, and said nothing.
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  4. Adam Adam is offline Emperor

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    Nov 22nd, 2005 (11/22/2005 11:56am) in reply to Jovial Gent

    I agree...I usually see the talking as a sign of strength...

    He may very likely have thought his top pair was good and that he wanted a call...
     
  5. ActionJeff ActionJeff is offline

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    Nov 22nd, 2005 (11/22/2005 12:03pm) in reply to Adam

    yeah well GP was getting at least 4 to 1 on the call, right? nice hand.
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