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06-09-2007, 11:48 PM
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Re: The Way it Really Is
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we always forget about the times we river that backdoor straight or flush draw. the time we turn a set versus AA or KK. but when it happens to us, whoah watch out! that's not fair! [/ QUOTE ] The feeling I get when I draw out on someone in any way is not in proportion to the feeling of devastation I get when I get drawn out on. Possibly because I am a non-terrible player, at least in the games I play. As such I will very rarely draw out on someone without playing correctly. Because of this I will also have to cop more of them than I dish out. [ QUOTE ] The Way it Really Is [/ QUOTE ] I know I can't make money at poker without other players making errors. But I know bad beats are terrible. Why can't we acknowledge and celebrate them as such? 
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06-09-2007, 11:51 PM
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Re: The Way it Really Is
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I know I can't make money at poker without other players making errors. But I know bad beats are terrible. Why can't we acknowledge and celebrate them as such? [/ QUOTE ] It's the same mentality the causes people to berate the fish at the table. I'll never figure it out. If you never took a bad beat, that'd mean you never had people chasing you. And you'd never win money.
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