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#21
02-14-2007, 06:43 PM
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Re: Player taking forrevverrrrr to decide
Your all full of it.
I get ragged on all the time because of a bunch of internet players like you all want a decision in 10 or 20 seconds. Funny thing is I am one the winningest players in my group. If I am in a decision for all or most of my chips or cash I am gonna think it out. I bet you all like 15 min blinds with 1,500 chipstacks also. 
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#22
02-14-2007, 08:42 PM
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Re: Player taking forrevverrrrr to decide
OK, so please tell me how long it would take you to make action on the situation presented in the OP. You have no pair, no draw, EP betting into you with an overcard on the board. Seriously, how long?
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#23
02-15-2007, 03:22 AM
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Re: Player taking forrevverrrrr to decide
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OK, so please tell me how long it would take you to make action on the situation presented in the OP. You have no pair, no draw, EP betting into you with an overcard on the board. Seriously, how long? [/ QUOTE ] I am not refering to the op I am talking to the rest.
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#25
02-15-2007, 01:23 PM
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Re: Player taking forrevverrrrr to decide
Well then you posted to the wrong thread because I was talking about a player that takes a ridiculously long time to act when facing a no brainer.
I guess you also missed the point where I advocated cutting slack to a player when he was facing a legitamately tough decision. Bottom line, I still say a clock is for wusses. Speak up; airing it out will lead to the solution quicker.
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