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#31
10-04-2007, 04:04 PM
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Re: Does the sound of players shuffling their chips at the table bothe
no not home poker=the biggest that I currently play is 5-10 limit on the boat=I try to pick up tells there but cuz its limit=or probably I'm just not focused on them,when I'm =BUT FROM TIME TO TIME I AM FORCED TO PLAY NOLIMIT=TELLS ARE MUCH MORE RELEVANT THERE=IF YOU ARE AWARE=hey that rhymes
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#32
10-04-2007, 04:44 PM
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Re: Does the sound of players shuffling their chips at the table bothe
don't really seem to hate that much=like them=?=
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#34
10-04-2007, 05:44 PM
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Re: Does the sound of players shuffling their chips at the table bothe
wow a light bulb just went off thanks bud
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#36
10-04-2007, 06:18 PM
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Re: Does the sound of players shuffling their chips at the table bothe
Im above but not nearly as much as my FLOPPED HANDS would indicate=When I feel I have the best hand after the flop I bet VERY AGGRESIVLY=Actually, In most cases I will be agressive when I feel I have the edge. I am cosistently disaapointed by a suckout on the river more times than not one player sometimes two=I do make mistakes though=BUT I HEARD THAT BEING AHEAD AFTER THE FLOP=all other hands being equal=you are a favorite=oh by the way I only play ax suited out of the blinds=I have gone entire months without catching that 5th card=when I am 32% after the flop=also with open ended straight draws=I will be honest and tell you that I get MANY MANY MANY more full houses than flushes or straights. Think about all the times i am drawing right and that happens. Its tough to win when the odds dont reward you like they should.
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