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07-17-05, 04:08 AM
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At a loss for words
Again HH problems with Noble.....but I mean this is getting ridiculous already. Up $174 for the session thus far, all by grinding it out may I add, tons of little pots here and there (and playing brilliant poker) ......
AKo in 4th position, open for 4x BB, have 3 callers. (great!) Flop comes a rainbow J,Q,7 Player A checks, I make a risky continuation (I guess semi bluff also) bet at the pot, player B folds, C calls and A calls. Turn is a 10 (whoopee) Player A checks again, I bet out close to the pot, player C raises me, player A goes all in, I call, player C goes all in I call (I have the nuts here dont I? Im triple checking like what the fuck is going on here?) River is a Q, I have a feeling thats not good. Player A shows 77 for 7s full I show my straight Player C shows JQ for Queens full After grinding for 2 hours, to lose that much money in a hand where I got my money in with the nuts is absolutely ridiculous Not to mention about 6 or 7 hands later I catch KJ and flop 9,10,Q with 2 spades, I bet out and a player goes all in for 200+ I call and guess what he has KJ also, ur welcome noble for the ass raping -- i mean rake. At some point, this is ridiculous already isnt it? |
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07-20-05, 04:05 AM
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After tonights session I plan on doing just that
Pocket 9s, call a raise from EP, Flop is JJ9. I check he fires, I raise he calls the raise. Turn is a 2, I fire, he pushes all in. (ok JJ beats me as does J9, but the severe unlikelyness of those two is ridiculous, and my hand is a monster) I call river is another 2, he turns over AJs Once again up 105 dollars from a grind, and that hand brought me to - 160 for the night. Ive never seen beats like this over and over again -- maybe its just a bad luck streak goin through, but Im attributing it to Noble Poker Ive only earned $40 toward my bonus, (plus they gave me 50 bucks for signing up with neteller and 10 for joining) but I am seriously considering putting money back in PP or more likely PS (especially because for a while I had been dominating the PS 2/4 and 3/6 Tables) |
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07-20-05, 03:42 PM
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No no no
That's the opposite of what you should be doing. Unless you actually believe the site to be rigged (which I doubt), bad beats simply mean that your opponents are making the wrong decisions. Instead of switching sites, you should be playing there more often to make back what you lost -- plus some -- against opponents you have tagged as being weak players.
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07-20-05, 04:09 PM
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Agreed. However in many of the cases the opponents havent been making *bad* decisions. They had strong hands howveer they were just up against stronger ones. In the instance when I flopped 9s full and he flopped three jacks with an ace kicker, I would of played it the same way. But I got sucked out on on the river when running 2s hit
When I had the straight on the turn and my two opponents had a set and 2 pair I would of played the set just as strong (after a call I would of folded 2 pair though) but the board paired and I got sucked out on. When I flopped a higher straight and he had the lower straight, its not necessarily a bad play, risky yea, but the river gave us both the same straight The idiot with K9 was definately an ATM though. lol I didn't have a pot where I had the set and someone called a pot sized bet on the flop and again on the turn and caught a river flush -- if that was the case , then its more along the lines of your thinking -- fuckin dumbass I'll get you back so bad next time etc. Oh well jus frustrating |
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