50% of folding is discipline

[River_Mitt]

Agreed, discipline is likely one of the most important aspects of poker.

I'm glad you finally realized to fold that hand. Likely, you should have known something was up when you were reraised preflop. I have it on good authority that when you are reraised, you most likely have the weaker hand as was demonstrated from the flop on and then his trapping of you on the turn.

[dirtylobster]

Thougt spot. I'd probably fold too.

[keikiwai]

lololololololololol

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Well, that's the worst card in the deck for us. It turned our 2nd nuts into the 3rd nuts.


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[CrustyFace]

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This is OBV. a Joke.

How could he have a straight flush? He re raised.

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This is what i was wondering, quads i could understand.

[JKratzer]

i read the whole thing like 6 times and i give up....what's the other 50%?

[Jim14Qc]

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i read the whole thing like 6 times and i give up....what's the other 50%?

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tight reads?

[joyofpoker]

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i read the whole thing like 6 times and i give up....what's the other 50%?

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Krantz:

I usually don't give my competition advice but I have alot of respect for your game and your coaching skills and hope to one day play and coach at your level. I intentionally left out the other 50% from my post. Elite players like keikiwai and lobster probably read between the lines and understood right away. I follow the adage, if you teach a man to fish he eats for a day, if you give a man a fish, you are what you eat. That wisdom has gotten me far in life and at the poker tables.

joy

[PJo336]

u are my fav, please post more

[Perplexity]

[x] like carrying figs for a baby over a mountain

[Jamsym]

I understand your reasoning but i still think you are ahead here often enough to warrant a call.