Time to add another one....
So I'm shortstacked on the button with less than 20 BBs. Len72959 limps in early position. I raise the pot 3x BB and Len calls.
Flop comes A J 10. I push all in, which equates to less than a pot sized raised, and Len snap calls with a gutshot in Q 8.
Turn comes a harmless 6. Then, like always, our brilliant player is rewarded a 9.
Bravo to the amazing Len for forseeing that his dominated hand (26% chance post flop) would luck out on the river. Please keep the fantastic play up!
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Thread: Horribad Pokerowned Players
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10-31-2013, 01:48 PM #11
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10-31-2013, 01:53 PM #12
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10-31-2013, 02:03 PM #13
Im really not mad at donkeys either because my EV says over a long period of time I will make more money than them , So its very simpla and very true while they may win a few hands or even stack thousands of chips there poor stack will eventually plumit to its fatal end and me or some other player who knows how to play will end up with all his chips and go to place ITM while he will be doing more surveys and shit trying to get in a tournament to donk someone else its a vicious cycle but someone has to do it.
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10-31-2013, 02:56 PM #14
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when in freerolls you have to get use to getting bad beats all of the time. I just got eliminated with only 5 players to the money with kings beacause the guy pushed pre flop with tens and hit a ten on the river it happens nuthin you can do about it donk will be donks
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10-31-2013, 03:13 PM #15
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Don't be confused, it's not a bad beat thread...it's an appreciation thread. An homage to donkeys, if you will.
And for the record, I'm fairly certain that nobody cares about your bad beat(s) nor mine. It doesn't matter how close to the money you are, or how much the buy-in was, or how many tourneys you cashed in yesterday. Irrelevance is irrelevant.
I bet you'd like to think of yourself as a pro, amirite? I have news, bad beats happen just as much - and they sting a little more IMO - in higher buy-in tourneys as well. This disease is not specific to freerolls.
When/if you ever DO become a pro, you will learn that there, in fact, IS something you can do about it. But that's like teaching the monkey how to open his own cage. You get to sort that one out on your own.
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10-31-2013, 03:45 PM #16
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LMAO Haversham. I was about to post this correction until I scrolled down in the thread. But on point with your thread, I love Fancy. I have found the optimal way of playing against her and the other ATM's on this site and it pays dividends. In less than 3 weeks of playing (since I took a week off of freeroll poker) they have caused me to stack up and win 4 of these and cash 15. So let them come and let them suck out because sucking out is what keeps them in the game. I love the horrible players because at least they are consistent. The players I hate are the ones that are consistent winners then have those minor leaks in their game that pay them the occasional dividend. Nothing worse than getting sucked out on by A-J after you 3 or 4 bet preflop, or other overplays that I constantly see with these PO players. So, for players like Fancy, may you continue to be my ATM, and for you middle ground players, please watch a strategy video or two then come back once you've learned how to play properly (since you are also normally the ones bitching when your low equity plays lose).
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10-31-2013, 04:39 PM #17
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10-31-2013, 04:58 PM #18
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gotta expect things to happen when it is considered a freeroll.
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10-31-2013, 07:37 PM #19
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boy azz.. you hatin' on women today too... I hope you're rich enough to pay the people in your real life to put up with your ugliness
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10-31-2013, 10:04 PM #20