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01-26-07, 02:31 AM
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Your roll and the limits you play have nothing to do with people's opinion of your game. The hands you post have a LITTLE to do with it. It's your failure to understand when we explain the errors you are making and your insistence that you are "playing good" when you clearly are not that makes us think what we do.
Did you read that link to the post I made way back when? If not, you should. It explains exactly why you think you're better than we think you are. Basically, it boils down to you not knowing any better. I just think it's a shame you aren't willing to accept that and to try to learn, so you can improve. |
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01-26-07, 02:39 AM
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Its a shame that you dont think im trying to learn. I know this may be a stretch, but i would be willing to bet i have read more on poker than anyone on the forum, but thats just what i feel. This is one situation that if you had seen ALL of my recent play you will realize i have corrected....i still dont like raising so much in this particular spot
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01-26-07, 11:13 AM
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Wow. What's the point of caring what people think about "how good you are?" Who cares what "pshabi" or "reeldeal" think about your "game." LOL. Seriously, let results show. Play in league events and win. Beat up on more players HU, as you did with Boobie. (LUCK!) LOL.
You're making yourself look like a whiny little bitch, brutha.
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01-26-07, 04:36 PM
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Ok. If you want to learn, stop arguing with them and go back and read my explanation of why your opponent did not make a mistake. If you have questions about the reasoning in my post, I'd be happy to chunk the math a lttle more.
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