Re: Adjusting to loose live play after playing tight internet games
 

Yeah, I should have adapted the boilerplate a bit. You seemed to understand that big pairs are profitable, unlike the original poster I was responding to.

But it's worth discussing so that beginners don't misinterpret your post.

Re: Adjusting to loose live play after playing tight internet games
 

When did I say big pairs aren't profitable? I think I said it can be frustrating when they are drawn out on repeadedly which I think we can all agree on.
I know and agree that they are good by themselves and as you say, can develop into big drawing hands as well. You also have to know when they are no longer any good and must fold them.

Re: Adjusting to loose live play after playing tight internet games
 

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When did I say big pairs aren't profitable?

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He meant Brad, not you.