Never again

PShabi · #1 10-22-05, 04:12 PM

I think you whine a bit much and most of it makes you look like you don't really understand poker.

Talking Poker · #2 10-22-05, 04:30 PM

So, because it wasn't "fun," you decided to quit and literally throw your money away?

Why not at least shove your chips in a few times and see if you double up. If you get busted, you're no worse off, but if you double up and take out one of the psychos, not only will you probably be able to ride out the all in fest, but you'd be in good shape to go deep in the tourney?

Yeah, I just don't get it. Reminds me of the time SWA played in that tourney, knowing he had to go to work BEFORE he would get in the money. Lose-lose.

SirFWALGMan · #3 10-22-05, 05:02 PM

Not really that interested in playing bingo for 3 hours.

PShabi · #4 10-22-05, 05:05 PM

SirSWALGMan

SirFWALGMan · #5 10-22-05, 05:05 PM

Soooo.. you would enjoy this type of Omaha? Sounds great.

PShabi · #6 10-22-05, 05:08 PM

I don't play Omaha.

But, if I had my cash down in a tourney and this was going on, I'd adjust. That's kinda what poker (tourney poker) is all about. Adjusting to opponents.

Ride it out, if you have the nuts, play em. Let the tards take themselves out. Adjust to the style of the table.

SirFWALGMan · #7 10-22-05, 08:06 PM

For me it just was not worth it. It was a cheap tourney ($3) with a minor payday and I was doing it to enjoy myself more than the payday. So for me it was better to basically quit.