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12-13-05, 03:36 PM
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simply put you can not think of the chips as money while they are in play. Last night in a cash game someone went all in for 25 bucks, the next player said ok im all in too?!?! 350? I had about 600 in front of me, look down to see AA!?!??!
I said ok Im all in also If I think about it logically 600 dollars on 2 cards with 5 to come???? on one hand??? But I don't , I think of it as chips, and I play what is the correct move If you are uncomfortable witht he stakes move down, dont play scared you wont win
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12-13-05, 09:57 PM
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I always liked the personality test that is in Barry Greenstein's Ace on the River. Here is the one that relays to this topic,
Q: Do you know the value of the dollar? A: Knowing the value of money is negatively correlated to being a good poker player. I have never heard anyone say, "He is not afraid to bluff for his last dollar, but he is a careful shopper." |
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