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10-04-2007, 12:49 PM
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Re: WCOOP ME - flop,turn,river decision
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No offense. I'm just telling you how I play. It is very different from your play. But that's a profitable style but requires some additional thought or "ridiculous" thought like you said. You can keep play the way you play, you just don't pickup that 28K (35BB) stack from villain in this hand and don't pick up another 50K(60BB) stack later to become table chip leader. If I show you all my hands in WCOOP 1K and 2.5K events, you will be surprised to see all showdowns. Edit: when I check the river, I expect a shove. [/ QUOTE ] lol this is the most retardedly results oriented post i've ever seen. why do u make threads asking for advice if you refuse to listen like ever? did u just want to brag about picking up those 35 BIG blinds at showdown? 
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#22
10-04-2007, 01:51 PM
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Re: WCOOP ME - flop,turn,river decision
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i think its fine to just fold to the original raise on the flop. on the turn i'd like c/c better than leading out. but ur bet looks so weak i'd have a hard time folding since he cud just read you for weakness. river is a clear fold imo [/ QUOTE ] Showing weakness is such spot is bad? In response to your next post, you can keep saying I'm result-oriented or retarded bad players ,etc. But I can tell, you play fast, you fold best hands without much thinking and move in all your chips looking for a coin-flip at the best. That's a typical Internet wholesale MTTs playing style, it's not profitable in high buy-in deep stack tournaments. You should understand, as usual, I'm not asking advise but I'm asking inputs at 2+2. By doing this, I understand how Internet players play. I play my game purely for fun. I'm very happy with my results in ROI and real $ both online and live.
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#24
10-04-2007, 02:15 PM
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Re: WCOOP ME - flop,turn,river decision
NYWalker,
This isn't about how you play... but seriously the only hand you beat is a complex three street bluff when basically every draw hits on the river.
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#25
10-04-2007, 02:18 PM
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Re: WCOOP ME - flop,turn,river decision
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The flop raise is very strange and weak, with SB yet to act, a set/over pair would raise much more. The turn raise isn't big enough, pot has 10600 and I have 16000 behind, if he has a better queen or flush draw, he's moving in. [/ QUOTE ]just because you play this way doesnt mean he will
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#26
10-04-2007, 02:19 PM
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Re: WCOOP ME - flop,turn,river decision
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By doing this, I understand how Internet players play. [/ QUOTE ] clearly not and your not close either maybe you should start by trying to understand how good players play
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#29
10-04-2007, 02:46 PM
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Re: WCOOP ME - flop,turn,river decision
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NYWalker, This isn't about how you play... but seriously the only hand you beat is a complex three street bluff when basically every draw hits on the river. [/ QUOTE ] If the river was a middle card, it's scaring. Yes, I'm very serious because it's an all-in call for me. In fact, it took me 2.5 minutes to confirm and make the call.
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