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Old 02-07-2006, 09:53 PM
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Uh yes it is. The differentiation between a "set" and "trips" is a fundamental of hold'em. If you cannot grasp this concept, then you are an idiot.

If you have a straight, do you say "I have a flsuh"? No, its the exact same thing here.

Trips and sets are 2 completly different hands. Don't get it twisted.

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pg. 593 of Super/System II.

Iin the section about how to play small pairs...
"I play small pairs cautiously...I won't put a lot of chips in the pot unless I flop trips. And when I don't flop trips with a small pair..."

Doyle uses the term "set" and "trips" interchangeably. It just doesn't matter, and I don’t get why you’re making such a big deal out of it.
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Old 02-07-2006, 10:01 PM
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"Uh yes it is. The differentiation between a "set" and "trips" is a fundamental of hold'em. If you cannot grasp this concept, then you are an idiot."

i agree completely. i hate it when people call one the other. but it's a nice indication that they are self taught players and not sophisticated/educated correctly. i think that's what we're all learning about "the top players", watching the way they play and carry on. very unimpressive play.
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Old 02-07-2006, 10:03 PM
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Default Re: High Stakes Poker 2/6/06

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"Uh yes it is. The differentiation between a "set" and "trips" is a fundamental of hold'em. If you cannot grasp this concept, then you are an idiot."

i agree completely. i hate it when people call one the other. but it's a nice indication that they are self taught players and not sophisticated/educated correctly. i think that's what we're all learning about "the top players", watching the way they play and carry on. very unimpressive play.

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read my post on the subject.
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Old 02-07-2006, 10:54 PM
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Default Re: High Stakes Poker 2/6/06

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Trips and sets are 2 completly different hands. Don't get it twisted.

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No, I'm afraid you're wrong and Daniel is right, they are not two different hands, one is a subset of the other. Trips simply is shorthand for three of a kind, whether it be a set or otherwise.
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Old 02-08-2006, 12:00 AM
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Default Re: High Stakes Poker 2/6/06

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Uh yes it is. The differentiation between a "set" and "trips" is a fundamental of hold'em. If you cannot grasp this concept, then you are an idiot.

If you have a straight, do you say "I have a flsuh"? No, its the exact same thing here.

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It's the EXACT same thing?
Please tell me then which ranks higher, trips or a set?
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Old 02-08-2006, 12:25 AM
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Default Re: High Stakes Poker 2/6/06

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"Uh yes it is. The differentiation between a "set" and "trips" is a fundamental of hold'em. If you cannot grasp this concept, then you are an idiot."

i agree completely. i hate it when people call one the other. but it's a nice indication that they are self taught players and not sophisticated/educated correctly. i think that's what we're all learning about "the top players", watching the way they play and carry on. very unimpressive play.

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You are not nearly as good at poker as you think you are
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Old 02-08-2006, 01:37 AM
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awesome thread guys
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Old 02-08-2006, 02:12 AM
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Default Re: High Stakes Poker 2/6/06

Shiekan is an idiot no doubt and definatley is not playing up to the cameras. I watched the the ME at the WSOP this year and players were taking their seats then all the sudden this guy comes running in from the back and tries to jump over the rail. He kicks me in the process and does not say a word about it. He could have easily just used the side door like most of the other players but the guy isnt that smart. I was like, "Who the hell was that [censored]?" the people around me all shook their head. btw, funny thing, one of them was Tiffany Williamson's friend.

I hope he goes broke.
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Old 02-08-2006, 02:30 AM
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i loved it when Buss went broke and looks a DN, hey let me get 50 grand...DN passed it like he was asking for 20 bucks.
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Old 02-08-2006, 03:29 AM
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[I think this is my first post here]

This is quite easily the most entertaining poker show that has been produced to date.

Listen with headphones, and you can catch alot more of the players talk, which is the most entertaining part of it.
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