Surviving a tournament

mad_k_9 · Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 7:51 am Post subject:

how about: don't reveal insights into your own game in a thread like this one

regards,
woof
_________________
the game of life is hard to play
i'm gonna lose it anyway
the losing card i'll someday lay
so this is all i have to say

mad_k_9 · Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 5:41 pm Post subject:

how about: don't reveal insights into your own game in a thread like this one

regards,
woof
_________________
the game of life is hard to play
i'm gonna lose it anyway
the losing card i'll someday lay
so this is all i have to say

Tblaze · 4 Silver Crown Member Joined: Dec 14, 2004 Posts: 390

thats the best advice ive seen K9, i just thank brunson and his boys for not thinking the same....but i already knew everything they said JK Razz

Malum · Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 2:45 am Post subject:

I play to win, start to finish. Loose callers or not. I'm not afraid of circumstance. It's part of the game. Of course, I always play premium hands unless I can sneak in with a suited connector or small pair in the blinds.

Of course, I will also lay down premium hands when necessary, like AK in a pot with 3 players, etc. But my play won't change much.

EDIT: LOL, within literally 5 seconds of posting this message, I raised 6x the BB UTG with AK, was reraised to 240 by some MORON, called by another guy, so I pushed all-in with AK, and was called by both J10 and 3 5, both offsuit. I'm out. That's life - let them play their idiot poker, more often than not I will triple up to these fools. And if not, I'm out early, saves me a headache.

ANOTHER EDIT:

HAHAHAHAHAHAH, see, doesn't pay to be stupid all the time.

YET ANOTHER EDIT:

Then again...