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11-08-04, 07:48 AM
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I'm a calm person by nature, but I would have to leave the table after that one. Shake it off and say "muthafucker." Next time, he pays you off.
So, is this a bad time to ask for more "posting" money?
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11-08-04, 08:27 AM
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That really sucks, and that is one monster if a pot for a "home game". I think the CIA/FBI/Local Police Department would be very interested in what goes on behing your closed doors
 .That is why I won't play no limit at home games, or on line in general (except tourneys, of course). I hate being sucked out on, especially when the sucker makes a horrible call and wins.
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11-08-04, 01:24 PM
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If they don't make horrible calls and win sometimes, how will they make horrible calls and lose money to you?
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11-08-04, 01:44 PM
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Good point.
However this is why I find myself playing limit more often than not. In limit, players are much looser, and therefore when the horrible beats occur, I know that somewhere down the line I will be able to take down a 5 or 6 way pot with the nuts and have callers to every raise I put in.
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11-08-04, 04:22 PM
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That sucks. Last night, I was playing online and got pocket Qs. I raise 5x BB and one person calls. Flop comes up Q and 2 lower cards. I go all in and other person calls with pocket As. No A comes up so I win the whole pot. Unfortunately there was not as much money in my pot as yours.
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