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Re(1): Sunday Million 1 year Anniversary Contest
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Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Mar 6th, 2007
Re(3): rank barryg
i bet he saw the post about the "lol donkaments" on the main page and decided to search his name after that - which would explain how he found your bad beat post.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Mar 2nd, 2007
Re(3): I don't even know what to say to this one.
ended up getting 7th i think. i think i could have played slightly better obviously ... i wasn't playing 100% focused. haha, i think it would be wise in the future to not be watching "she's the man" while trying to close a tournament speaking of which, it was a very strange tournament. i made some of the bigger laydowns of my life especially after two people showed me some ridiculous bluffs. i felt like my timing was so off the whole tournament - really seems incredible that i made it that far... as far as getting over the hump - well, i'm not sure what you're talking about b/c you seem to ...
Posted in: Bad Beats 		tracksuit
Mar 1st, 2007
Re(1): I don't even know what to say to this one.
lol sorry again - better luck next time =)
Posted in: Bad Beats 		tracksuit
Mar 1st, 2007
Re(1): improve P5s ??? How about a Private Section
i think you should have thought about it for at least two minutes, minimum
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Feb 27th, 2007
Re(1): PokerStars contest
1912
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Feb 8th, 2007
Re(2): Bored...here is an interesting preflop problem
hahahaha br's post might have been the funniest i've ever read. well played, i'm still giggling over here hhaha
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Feb 6th, 2007
Re(2): Deep in MTT and Dealing with Resteals. Thoughts Please!!
open up your calling range when you raise in LP. people are restealing with all kinds of junk. you see KJ, K10 type hands doing it all the time. any ace, pairs, etc. unless the blinds play really tight, do not try and steal (unless you are shoving all in) with hands you are not willing to call shoves with against the smaller stacks.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 26th, 2007
Re(2): At the final table of a $10 180-man
i don't think the 8,3 hand is awful but if you honestly think he is making a move with K5, there is no way you should not have reraised preflop. it worked out well for you, but you should never ever ever call in that spot with that hand.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 25th, 2007
Re(4): Sunday Million down over 1000 players :-(
i think the criticism is the brilliant preflop play
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 21st, 2007
Re(6): #1 Pen's Article...
what are the chances of a player like below going broke in an unraised pot when you flop your set' also, what are the chances of below not raising a pot he enters when not in the blinds'
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 12th, 2007
Re(5): #1 Pen's Article...
if, given the dynamic of the table, it would be unwise to raise 66 in EP of a tournament b/c you stand the chance of being reraised... then fold. also, it is probably just a good idea not to play this hand at all in ep no matter what if you're sitting with less than 30 BB's unless your table is very tight and scared of EP raises. at least that's my point of view. if you play only to hit your hand, you will win few pots. if you play situational poker and aggresively, you will win many more pots.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 12th, 2007
Re(4): #1 Pen's Article...
"what are you talking about wanting to raise a SC after 7 limps as well' limping in (in low buyin tourneys) during the earliest lvls after a few limpers w/ sc, high cards or low pairs is fine, standard even." maybe it's just me, but if i were on the button or cutoff holding pretty much anything remotely decent (and also with big pairs), i would think that after a few limpers it would be more profitable to raise 5-6x the big blind here to thin the field and "outplay" opponents postflop. i can see calling 3x the bb raise in the cutoff/button in the very early stages with a suited connector ...
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 12th, 2007
Re(1): #1 Pen's Article...
super, you make your point, and then when anyone chooses to discuss the point you made, you LOL at them. did you really want to discuss anything' or were you just looking to say how you felt and view any other player's opinion as petty' and if my last sentence was so obvious... why would you ever make a weak play' does that make a winner'
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 12th, 2007
Re(12): #1 Pen's Article...
no you don't lose more when you miss. maybe some of the time, but your argument of outplaying here is your ability to better place an opponent on a specific hand after they limp/call a raise. you can bet with any two on almost any flop and take it down a lot of the time. more often than not, the limp/callers will not hit the flop... just the same as you will more often than not hit the flop. that is why position and perception is important.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 12th, 2007
Re(11): #1 Pen's Article...
i agree with jeric. say you are on the button in the early stages of a tournament or a full ring cash game with a few limpers ahead of you. if you raise, you have the advantage of position and the perception as the aggressor, and you are likely to take down a large number of moderate sized pots after the flop. if you just limp here, i can't imagine you win that pot as often, and you win a very big pot rarely. calling is weak, raising is strong.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 12th, 2007
Re(4): ThePokerDB
haha as soon as i read this i was thinking to myself that this is a well disguised brag post
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jan 5th, 2007
Re(3): When poker has to end.
i would not necessarily call it a lie, but perhaps he is stretching the truth a bit... my question is, being the inexperienced college student that i am, is why would you have to immediately pay off any home equity loan taht was taken for your family's business'
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Dec 18th, 2006
Re(1): DEAR LEE JONES - PLEASE ADD
i second that
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Sep 29th, 2006
Re(1): Guess the field in PokerStars' WCOOP main event
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Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Sep 29th, 2006
Re(4): Just went for a run
i think i've heard you burn 100 calories per mile... so 10 beers equals 1000 calories plus a ton more from the pizza... haha, guess you're gonna have to make up for it tomorrow
Posted in: Off Topic 		tracksuit
Sep 14th, 2006
Re(8): Micro Progression Jackpot
why not just have the whole jackpot awarded if someone final tables... 25% for final table doesnt look too good at the moment... might help the interest
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Sep 14th, 2006
Re(12): Chris Moneymaker & Apestyles both deep in Stars $150.00
this wasn't a sick call... he had 67 and ape was playing the hand regardless of the flop... and it's not like there were many more chips to take from ape even if he did hit his hand knowing ape had AK. reloaded please stop defending riverrat's play... it really was awful. think of how often he would completely miss the flop and have to fold there for that extra 27K he put in there
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Aug 3rd, 2006
Re(1): Ozzy 87.....................
i would think ozzy leaving the table quickly would make the rest of the table happy'
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jul 14th, 2006
Re(1): Stars 1mil $20 4 Horse Side Bet
1. isuck123 2. apestyles 3. holla@yoboy 4. bigriskky A. tmay420 stars name: swampass28 ... snding $ now...
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jul 2nd, 2006
Re(2): For the Neo-Cons....
"I would think that if you understood what Communism was, you would hope, you would pray on your knees, that we would someday become communists." Jane Fonda this is actually true... and what you identify as communism in the past century or presently is not truly communism
Posted in: Off Topic 		tracksuit
Jun 13th, 2006
Re(1): A few HU questions
i don't know what the structure is like in the dise HU games, but if they are raising to 100 and you are calling with "good" cards, you may as well just shove all in.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jun 13th, 2006
Re(8): Going for 50 tables at one time, show begins at 8:15pm est
i agree, please get someone to take a pic of you doing this, i would love to see it
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jun 11th, 2006
Re(1): Stars down?
hasn't been working for day and a half, and other sites are...
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jun 7th, 2006
Re(3): Ari, Mantis,sheets,Jeff,ect. and all others I need some thoughts on this hand.
i agree with whoever said to just call and see a flop. aggressive players (esp. those that are tilting) usually do not stop betting no matter what the flop is - however, many times they would fold to a substantial or strong reraise preflop (unless they do actually have a hand to call with). i don't think there is anything wrong with going all in though, but i like calling there just because i figure i am more likely to get him to put all his chips in behind, which with your hand, he will most likely be doing.
Posted in: Poker Discussion 		tracksuit
Jun 5th, 2006