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11-27-2007, 04:55 AM
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Re: I know I\'m beat... I call?!?
I love when hands like that fold, as I am getting ready to make a crying call I life my two cards inbetween my right index finger and middle finger while using my left hand to throw in the chips attempting to instafold when they table thier hand. Then I move on and laugh at how bad they are regardless of them winning the hand
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11-27-2007, 04:57 AM
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Re: I know I\'m beat... I call?!?
Did you type that out in spanish and use an online translator shaun?
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11-27-2007, 05:12 AM
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Re: I know I\'m beat... I call?!?
The best is once in a blue moon when you're actually ahead and they're just uber-donk.
But then you wonder who's more retarded you or them, maybe they were pulling the sickest bluff ever but we were so retarded we still called but happened to win. It's mind-boggling. EDIT: There was a time I did something like this as a bluff. It wasn't actually as a bluff, it was more of a "[censored] THIS [censored] I GIVE UP" and I shoved on the river and dude folded getting some ridiculous price. He was probably having one of those "I know I have to beat" moments and actually managed to fold, boy was he wrong LOL Guess my point is, that's why we always call, because SOMETIMES we win [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Plus, it's always good to feel "right" even if you lose, "I knew I was beat!"
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11-27-2007, 05:35 AM
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Re: I know I\'m beat... I call?!?
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Plus, it's always good to feel "right" even if you lose, "I knew I was beat!" [/ QUOTE ] This is exactly the problem! How do we learn to trust ourself enough to fold when we 'know we are beat'?
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11-27-2007, 05:45 AM
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Re: I know I\'m beat... I call?!?
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[ QUOTE ] Plus, it's always good to feel "right" even if you lose, "I knew I was beat!" [/ QUOTE ] This is exactly the problem! How do we learn to trust ourself enough to fold when we 'know we are beat'? [/quote you can't make a sick read if you don't call to make sure it was right obv.]
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#8
11-27-2007, 05:53 AM
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Re: I know I\'m beat... I call?!?
If you play volume online, keep a log of these situations over a week or so and then review it.
The issue is how many of the times our 'gut' is actually correct, rather than just memorably correct. The Nguyen hand is a little different. If he's good, then we are never ahead here because a T is such a large part of our range and nothing else should play like we have and call a river raise. It's not really about instinct, unless we feel that there is something in our demeanour as we bet that has persuaded Nguyen to make a move.
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11-28-2007, 10:16 AM
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Re: I know I\'m beat... I call?!?
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Guess my point is, that's why we always call, because SOMETIMES we win [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] i think this is true to an extent. Situations that you win a hand by making a tough call seem to stick with you and because you have made a good call before you might be right again in a similar situation.
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11-27-2007, 01:28 PM
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Re: I know I\'m beat... I call?!?
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I love when hands like that fold, as I am getting ready to make a crying call I life my two cards inbetween my right index finger and middle finger while using my left hand to throw in the chips attempting to instafold when they table thier hand. Then I move on and laugh at how bad they are regardless of them winning the hand [/ QUOTE ] What the hell is this?
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