Why are some 2+2ers such arrogant Prixs

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Good question. $12K is a tough beat for anybody on these threads.............and I think everybody knows that. Sorry you got jacked around. Hang in there.

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if 12K is a tough beat dont play 75 150... thats not hard to understand.

[Losing all]

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I think anyone who is from Phoenix and Buffalo at the same time should be banned.

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Hard to argue

[Bascule]

FWIW I wasn't thinking of you Bob.

[craig]

Briggs-Meyers test? I took that test and was rather bothered with some of my "true" answers. Why am I discussing this? Better, than the original thread.

craig

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INTJs are often considered arrogant by other personality types.

Lori

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Once again Lori pwns us with her insight, and OP you should be grateful they only told you they wanted you banned, some people get a 'YSSCKY'.

[MelchyBeau]

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(and I wathced that stupid Analyze This movie with Robert DeNiro and Billy Crystal on cable)

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I am suprised you didn't tilt your whole bankroll away after watching that movie.

Melch

[dogmeat]

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I don't think $12k is a particularly outrageous beat for 75/150 heads-up.
I suspect this type of beat happens quite frequently.

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You are right, Bob. I don't think anybody would debate that 80BB is a lot, especially for heads up, and obviously for the $75/$150 game, a $10K swing is just a swing.

However, the OP was obviously playing over their usual limit and comfort zone - and lets be honest, for 99.9 % of the posters here, a $12K hit in one session hurts. If that amount is nothing to you guys, that's great, and I salute you.

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[MicroBob]

I hated it the first time I saw it.
thought it was really stupid (which it is).

for some reason I didn't mind it as much at 4am on cable. perhaps because I pretty much knew what I was getting.


However, I agree that it's semi-amazing that I played so well after watching that film.
It's also possible that I really WAS tilting after the movie...but just happened to win a bunch of pots in my tiltish-aggressiveness.
Accidents happen.


However, I feel no strong urge to test this theory by establishing a large sample-size where I can evaluate my long-term win-rate of 'poker following a crappy Billy Crystal film.'

[Cactus Cactus]

you're cool bob, you answer a lot of my posts

[MicroBob]

Yes. Of course $12k would devastate me.

as was stated previously by me and others....that's why I have never lost $12k
(and never will...unless I have such a huge bankroll that I'm actually semi-comfortable with such a loss).