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03-05-08, 06:30 AM
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Why I play live
5/5 NL
PFR to $40 one call, I reraise to $160 with KK, 2 cold calls from SB and BB, PFR calls caller calls Flop Q  K 8 SB (who has TT btw) bets $100 UTG into a $800 PFR (who has J 3 btw) calls $100folds to me and I bump it to $400 SB folds, PFR calls all in for $20 less turn and river r both spades naturally -- but I realize that the river spade was the Q so I get the pot with a boat.and while Im on the subject one gem from yesterday's session limp with 44 along with a few others, BB raises to $25 like 5 ppl call including me. Flop J  8 4PFR bets $25, I call, 1 other call, next guy raises to $75, cold call $75, PFR calls $75, I reraise to $325, folds around to PFR who calls all in with QJo
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03-05-08, 01:17 PM
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OK, fair point. That is redonkulous.
I've always said online play is way tougher than live (same limits), but... wow. |
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03-09-08, 12:35 AM
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I think it depends on the player. For me, online it is easier to bluff and get paid off. When I play at a local bar I get eaten up. I am just really easy to read live, and thats why I prefer to play online.
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