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#31
10-12-2007, 08:14 PM
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Re: Daniel N. Would you talk to him at the table???
A_Jung - this touches on another point. Yes, Negreneau can get pretty good reads on his opponents a lot of times. Particularly the amateurs. But he also does occasionally give away information with his chattyness too imo.
Now whether I would actually be able to successfully read him or whether I would easily take the bait and fall victim to his false-tells or chatter or whatever is an entirely different topic. But I suspect some good people-readers can at least gain part of the advantage back from Negreneau due to his own chattyness. 
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#33
10-12-2007, 08:57 PM
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Re: Daniel N. Would you talk to him at the table???
Definitely no chit-chat without the wolverine do' from '99. "I can't stress that enough folks."
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#34
10-12-2007, 10:40 PM
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Re: Daniel N. Would you talk to him at the table???
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I would just play mind games with him and chat it up. No reason for anyone to be afraid he can pick up some crazy read of you or w/e [/ QUOTE ] going into my semi-spastic, over-caffeinated tacos-routine might do the trick. "Hey Daniel, I like tacos. Do you like tacos? I mean without all the extra sour-cream they sometimes gunk on there. You and me and this dealer who I kind of like should all go out and get tacos during the break. That would be fun. Because, as I mentioned, I like tacos. but only if the diced-tomatoes are fresh. Do you say to-may-toes or to-mah-toes? Wasn't there a song about that?"
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#35
10-13-2007, 12:46 AM
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Re: Daniel N. Would you talk to him at the table???
So what the op is saying is that you can give away the strenth of your hand by talking. Fk me!!! Sticky this thread straight away.
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#36
10-13-2007, 01:17 AM
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Ahhh, so that's how he does it. Next time I play $10/20 limit with Daniel at my local casino, I'll be sure to keep my mouth shut when he starts asking me questions. I knew there had to be a reason he cleans me out everytime! [/ QUOTE ] Many years ago I played 10-20 CAN limit with him on a fairly regular basis.
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#37
10-13-2007, 02:08 AM
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Re: Daniel N. Would you talk to him at the table???
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So what the op is saying is that you can give away the strenth of your hand by talking. Fk me!!! Sticky this thread straight away. [/ QUOTE ] Pretty sure its more than you've contributed to this forum with your twenty-one posts.
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#38
10-13-2007, 02:30 AM
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When some smooth talker, fancy walker like Daniel comes forth with his watermelon conversation, folks say, "I can't be snitching off my hand." With Daniel, I would be as quite as Kaw Liga, a cigar store Indian. I wouldn't answer any of his questions unless he pulled his pawn shop pistol. [/ QUOTE ] Worst three sentences ever? What the [censored] are you talking about? As quite as Kaw Liga? What the [censored]?
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#39
10-13-2007, 03:02 AM
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Re: Daniel N. Would you talk to him at the table???
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[ QUOTE ] I would just play mind games with him and chat it up. No reason for anyone to be afraid he can pick up some crazy read of you or w/e [/ QUOTE ] going into my semi-spastic, over-caffeinated tacos-routine might do the trick. "Hey Daniel, I like tacos. Do you like tacos? I mean without all the extra sour-cream they sometimes gunk on there. You and me and this dealer who I kind of like should all go out and get tacos during the break. That would be fun. Because, as I mentioned, I like tacos. but only if the diced-tomatoes are fresh. Do you say to-may-toes or to-mah-toes? Wasn't there a song about that?" [/ QUOTE ] Nah, just start talking about eating meat. Blood rare steaks, chicken, bacon, about how rabbit tastes like chicken. About how bad a rabbit smells when you gut him. That should put him on monkey tilt.
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10-13-2007, 04:14 AM
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Re: Daniel N. Would you talk to him at the table???
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[ QUOTE ] When some smooth talker, fancy walker like Daniel comes forth with his watermelon conversation, folks say, "I can't be snitching off my hand." With Daniel, I would be as quite as Kaw Liga, a cigar store Indian. I wouldn't answer any of his questions unless he pulled his pawn shop pistol. [/ QUOTE ] Worst three sentences ever? What the [censored] are you talking about? As quite as Kaw Liga? What the [censored]? [/ QUOTE ] Poor ol Kaw-liga, he never got a kiss, Poor ol Kaw-liga, he don't know what he missed.
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