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11-30-2007, 01:45 PM
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Re: AA hands - 2 big losses - am i playing badly here??
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omgwtfdissertations [/ QUOTE ]Just trying to be helpful. I get tired of all the one line answers people give without any explanation. We don't learn poker from knowing WHAT we should have done better- we learn poker from understand WHY a certain play was wrong or might have been better. and b/f the turn with this pot size seems pretty bad to me. 
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11-30-2007, 01:49 PM
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Re: AA hands - 2 big losses - am i playing badly here??
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and b/f the turn with this pot size seems pretty bad to me. [/ QUOTE ] obv. I meant that in-line with my previous comments on betting smaller. Like if he bet $2 on the flop and then $4 on the turn, he can b/f.
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11-30-2007, 02:32 PM
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Re: AA hands - 2 big losses - am i playing badly here??
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[ QUOTE ] omgwtfdissertations [/ QUOTE ]Just trying to be helpful. I get tired of all the one line answers people give without any explanation. We don't learn poker from knowing WHAT we should have done better- we learn poker from understand WHY a certain play was wrong or might have been better. [/ QUOTE ] Jeff please ignore his comment, I agree the reasoning behind decisions is important, if people don't want to read/discuss that they can ignore it.
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11-30-2007, 02:39 PM
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Re: AA hands - 2 big losses - am i playing badly here??
:-/ Unnecessary really. I didn't criticize what anyone wrote, nor did I criticize anyone for writing it.
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