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03-25-06, 05:07 PM
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True That
You hit the nail on the head eejit. My conservative play reflects my personality and how I go about doing things. I'm a prude i guess, lol. I'm a goal setter, that's just my way. And I've decided to move up to $50 NL at $1200 and I can't make myself risk it until then.
And as for the splitting thing - My Bro and I are just weird like that. When we go out it's more for a night out than about the money. We usually party pretty good, and if we come home broke it's ok because we were going out for a good time. When we go alone we don't party and it is then about the money. PS. eejit, that tight/passive thing hurt.  It cuts deep man. I don't come off as totally passive do I?
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03-25-06, 05:37 PM
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from what i am reading you do. You are tight, which is good. BUt the tightness you have needs to be backed up by betting the big favourite hands. The feeling of having someone raise into your raise when u have AA or something is second to none my friend.
Gotta get more agressive. But on the other hand, your winning as you are, so if its working stick with it. But a time will come when u need to bet a hand or two, or the amount you will win in pots wont be enough to cover the blinds and keep you in the money. |
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03-25-06, 06:22 PM
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Cool
The Brit says favourite, now that's colourful. Just jokin' E. Your right I don't bet any but the premium hands PF. But when I hit any hand I usually come on pretty hard post-flop.
I really appreciate your feedback. I'll have to get some balls one day. |
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