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#21
10-14-2007, 05:03 PM
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Re: How do you not tilt
Havent read all the responces... so sorry If this is repeat reading.
PF is superstandard imo. Even if he is making crazy pf raises he might not calls pushes. CO is obviously retarded to call pf. When he does I think u jyust push every flop. 
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#23
10-14-2007, 07:11 PM
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Re: How do you not tilt
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I min reraise him preflop, and open shove any flop. [/ QUOTE ] in order to quickly and efficiently get him to fold the worst hand... =/ call preflop, then check the flop, and probably raise all in. if he checks behind, bet the turn. why you would donkbet like you did is a mystery because you want him to think he is beating you, so he'll voluntarily put more money in. donkbetting just scares him off. i like a flop crai
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#25
10-14-2007, 09:47 PM
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Re: How do you not tilt
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call preflop, then check the flop, and probably raise all in. if he checks behind, bet the turn. why you would donkbet like you did is a mystery because you want him to think he is beating you, so he'll voluntarily put more money in. donkbetting just scares him off. [/ QUOTE ] We aren't talking about "him" we are talking about them. The reason I "donkbet" is because I have two opponents. If it was just "him" a CRAI would have been the right move. Mayabe it would have been with two opponents as well. I don't know about that and would be curious to get some insight on that play against two as opposed to one opponent. I do know that I'd rather not get any more insight from someone like you who feels that his game is so elevated that he can call someone who makes a debatable play a donkey. Maybe some day I'll be lucky enough to reach your level of expertise so I can belittle players who are learning and want help with their game. Thank you. Your advise is thoroughly ignored.
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#26
10-14-2007, 09:50 PM
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Re: How do you not tilt
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[ QUOTE ] I min reraise him preflop, and open shove any flop. [/ QUOTE ] in order to quickly and efficiently get him to fold the worst hand... =/ call preflop, then check the flop, and probably raise all in. if he checks behind, bet the turn. why you would donkbet like you did is a mystery because you want him to think he is beating you, so he'll voluntarily put more money in. donkbetting just scares him off. i like a flop crai [/ QUOTE ] He's not raising 8.50 preflop and then folding to a min raise.
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#28
10-14-2007, 10:52 PM
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Re: How do you not tilt
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Oneeyejak, instead of taking such an offense , why don´t you try to learn what the term "donk bet" means? It was not something personal... [/ QUOTE ] You're right. Sorry ama0330. I'm an idiot. Had a bad night and jumped to the wrong conclusion about a term that I wasn't familiar with. Wish I could delete that post. Lesson learned.
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#29
10-14-2007, 11:19 PM
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Re: How do you not tilt
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[ QUOTE ] Oneeyejak, instead of taking such an offense , why don´t you try to learn what the term "donk bet" means? It was not something personal... [/ QUOTE ] You're right. Sorry ama0330. I'm an idiot. Had a bad night and jumped to the wrong conclusion about a term that I wasn't familiar with. Wish I could delete that post. Lesson learned. [/ QUOTE ] lol, don't worry about it - beating up on noobs is the only fun us microstakes losers ever have. Besides, Ama is a fish - rumour has it that he doesn't even play poker anymore.
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#30
10-14-2007, 11:24 PM
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Re: How do you not tilt
Grunch- In more general advice, playing heads up has really done wonders for any tilt issues I might have had.. You're too focussed on the next decision to stew for one thing [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
Also helps with loads of other poker based stuff..head-reading, knowing when to c-bet, value bet and the like lol [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]
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