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11-29-05, 03:54 AM
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i think u missed my point.
i wasnt saying that any of the individual instances i mentioned above, by itself, is a most horrible bad beat. but in a row, to lose batches of 4-1/3-1 dominated showdowns, in other words cumulatively, in a row, back-to-back-to..etc, that is a bad, bad run. simple stats...
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11-29-05, 04:17 AM
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i would have to agree on that, when you just keep losing like that, it gets on you nerves. but you should be glad that only a dollar was on the line. if there was more than a 100 bucks on the line, i would consider it a bad beat.
but its just seems impossible to lose that many in a row. either poker isnt your game, or you just have to get used to it. i bet the pros did. |
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