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Re: Race as a playing style stereotype in B&M
Fwiw those stereotypes are true in the UK for the most part.
As for the young white males - i live in a city with lots of universities and the "students" of the area who pretty much fit into that catagory are mostly weak tight in my experience. I actually had one ask the dealer why i kept betting and raising when i was in a hand. I knew the dealer pretty well and couldnt help but break a smile when he responded "thats just how he rolls" [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] |
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Re: Race as a playing style stereotype in B&M
and black people suck at poker
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Re: Race as a playing style stereotype in B&M
All of this is true and that is why poker is so profitable.
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Re: Race as a playing style stereotype in B&M
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I am not at all racist [/ QUOTE ] Try again. Judging people based on race = racism. Anyway, your descriptions of "X plays this way because he's Y" are useless. If they're either weak-tight, loose passive or TAG, there really isn't much left, y'know? Would you say these opinions help you to win money? |
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Re: Race as a playing style stereotype in B&M
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and black people suck at poker [/ QUOTE ] Phil Ivey? Maybe he just has a really big birthmark... |
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