[fybpm]

Makes more sense. Like I said and you all seem to be agreeing, once you get to a level of play where you can know exactly what the other person has and what they're trying to accomplish, the game becomes profitable because you know when to call, when to raise, and when to lay your hand down.

I guess what throws me off sometimes is people who don't follow my rules, lol. I suppose more than anything that's what it is, I know what they are doing, I make a move to prevent them from doing it further, they continue, wether they hit or not I'm just upset that they didn't follow my lead.

I shall fix this leak. Also, everyone is right, if they start respecting too many of my raises, my $400 buy-in wont be $1600 by the end of each night anymore, and we don't want that. I'll force myself to take a deep breath, say "nice hand" and wait for them to do it again next time and miss. Now that I'm getting more and more input, I'd be making a huge mistake if I convinced them to stop playing such draws.