Official August Thread: General Discussion,etc

[suzy q 55555]

hi guys i m gona start playing poker again .....i lvoe it so much!!

[Cumulonimbus]

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ATTN SKIER:

why do you continue to 3bet me light when you have a 43/20/5 fish on your left? keep him in the pot smart guy. also, mono e mono means one on one.

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actually, it means "monkey and monkey", although "e" is improperly used in that spot (y/e in spanish is sorta like a/an in english)

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Actually, “Mono e mono” is an error caused by mishearing the Spanish expression mano a mano which means not “man-to-man,” like it's normally used, but “hand-to-hand,” as in hand-to-hand combat: one on one.

[suzy q 55555]

stfu

[skier_5]

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ATTN SKIER:

why do you continue to 3bet me light when you have a 43/20/5 fish on your left? keep him in the pot smart guy. also, mono e mono means one on one.

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I 3 bet you light twice, and one was sb vs bb. The rest of the time I was pretty quiet.

plus if you're gonna call me that light oop, i'm probably better off 3betting anyways. at least sometimes for sure.

[wpr101]

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yeah def not me, ive only been posting in finance forum recently as ive stopped playing poker as got a few bits and bobs to do. ill check my post history via this post to see if someone has logged into my account and posted something stupid.

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yah i actually somehow realized that i had made this mistake when i was walking to get food and it just dawned on me somehow. mea culpa all around.

john voight die in grease fire, john kane robusto!

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Haha, hilarious.

[soah]

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ATTN SKIER:

why do you continue to 3bet me light when you have a 43/20/5 fish on your left? keep him in the pot smart guy. also, mono e mono means one on one.

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actually, it means "monkey and monkey", although "e" is improperly used in that spot (y/e in spanish is sorta like a/an in english)

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Actually, “Mono e mono” is an error caused by mishearing the Spanish expression mano a mano which means not “man-to-man,” like it's normally used, but “hand-to-hand,” as in hand-to-hand combat: one on one.

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I know what he intended; I just found it funny that he was trying to correct someone (I think?... no context there) yet got every word wrong.

[LuckyDice]

My best day ever (this only my 6th day at 2/4)



edit: Now I'm an old hand too

[recallme]

Running cold+winning 4k is so n1.
I hit 0 sets, 1 str8( which was outdrawn on river), 3 flush ( with no action), 1 rivered FH (no action) in 2k hand.

Luckily one donked 7k against me in 5 mins

[LuckyDice]

recallme,

excuse my ignorance, but I see you use "n1" a lot. What does it mean?

[tozzy]

n1 actually stands for nice one, although mostly used to express "nice".