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08-16-2007, 08:23 AM
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Re: Bad BR management fails.... and then totally redeems itself!
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] errr do you realize I risked my whole BR (4500 at the time) and only left with 5k? By the way when I'm not pulling this crap I'm a winning player. Seriously. [/ QUOTE ] Im nearly 100 percent that doesn't make sense. [/ QUOTE ] methinks your right. He bought into the table for $2000, being down $1500. Lost $500, so hes at -$2000. Then reloads. So 2000 down and 2000 on the table. He then gets up to $2500. So he is now down $1500. He then wins a $5000 pot, netting him $2500, therefor, a total gain of $1000. [/ QUOTE ] Thats the beauty of martingale: minimum gain maximum pain. 
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#34
08-16-2007, 12:23 PM
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Re: Bad BR management fails.... and then totally redeems itself!
this post like directly out of my life
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#36
08-16-2007, 02:34 PM
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these posts always piss me off, losing players winning more than i do [/ QUOTE ] Don't be upset. For every 3 players like this...one posts here about his "comeback" and 2 are never heard from again.
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#37
08-16-2007, 09:26 PM
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Re: Bad BR management fails.... and then totally redeems itself!
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] errr do you realize I risked my whole BR (4500 at the time) and only left with 5k? By the way when I'm not pulling this crap I'm a winning player. Seriously. [/ QUOTE ] Im nearly 100 percent that doesn't make sense. [/ QUOTE ] methinks your right. He bought into the table for $2000, being down $1500. Lost $500, so hes at -$2000. Then reloads. So 2000 down and 2000 on the table. He then gets up to $2500. So he is now down $1500. He then wins a $5000 pot, netting him $2500, therefor, a total gain of $1000. [/ QUOTE ] you're right i actually managed to lose around 1k before i reloaded the rest of my roll. But the official numbers are still 4500->5000. And whats with all the hate saying I suck at poker, etc. Can't you just give me credit for a sick read/calldown (especially with the extra pressure of not having a second chance if I lose) instead of telling me I'm a calling station based off of 1 hand. Believe it or not I was not tilting at all at the time and I firmly believed I had the best hand based on previous actions of the player I was against. Brag: Made it to 3rd level twice today, BR = 7k now ship ship. Edit: Beat: I probably will be broke soon anyways.
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#38
08-16-2007, 09:43 PM
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Re: Bad BR management fails.... and then totally redeems itself!
You need to start a blog to chronicle your exploits.
f the haters. go go go
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#39
08-16-2007, 09:59 PM
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Re: Bad BR management fails.... and then totally redeems itself!
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You need to start a blog to chronicle your exploits. f the haters. go go go [/ QUOTE ] I've never been big on blogs so I doubt I'll be starting one anytime soon, but I'll continue to share amusing anecdotes with BBV as they occur. You guys would love my graph. Too bad I got tilted so hard one day that I withdrew my roll and deleted everything to do with poker on my comp and haven't gotten pokertracker back since. I'll try to recover it.
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#40
08-16-2007, 10:28 PM
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Re: Bad BR management fails.... and then totally redeems itself!
Calling the river in that spot might be a'right if you don't mind losing 1 BI but...man, c'mon, you called 100% of your b/r there. I dunno if it's balla, insane, stupid or brilliant.
One of us has no idea how to play poker, and it might very well be me. A+ ballsy.  +  =  Keep in mind the latter goes both ways [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] 
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