Quadrupled

You should have fantasy enough to realise that there are situations where no man can be in full control of his life, and will need help from friends, wether it be money or something else.I respect your standards towards not borrowing, but you got to respect the fact that there is also positive reasons for borrowing money.

Obviously putting opponent on a certain range preflop, then narrow it some on the flop, then narrowing it even further to mainly consist of JJ seems like the obvious conclusion to his comment.

XX FT's in 10R's at stars. Best score 12k, bunch of 1-3k wins, a few 4-6k wins. Not playing much lately.

Hi, I am NOT active in this forum.I read just about every article and journal DN writes, in addition to looking into this forum from time to time.I just want OP to know that others feel the same way.As a fan, you care, you want your idol to have a good life. Noone can say that he "doesnt" know, there are PLENTY of examples that fit perfectly into DN's lifestyle (that knowledge comes from journal, interviews, or in other words, XXXX hours of information given from mr. Negreanu) of celebrities that "breaks down"/"burns out", og otherwise cant perform their best due to stressrelated issues.As a p

I am a "euro-player" myself. I havent seen any trends related to countries or continents, except for the fact that I have never seen scandinavians putting up death-threats at other players while playing.What counts for whining/steaming/joking/berating/etc online, I think none are better/worse than the others. I myself have often been playing crazy/steaming/berating/etc other players, but I've never been coldharded evil upon my opponents (to my knowledge).The fact that some players are losing gambling addicts, and might be officially bankrupt after being sucked out on 2 outers, and that some pl

I think u need to look for reasons it might not be cheating. Also 3 hands doesnt give alot of info, allthough those looks pretty ugly...hand 1:530 to win 730, if not the blinds make it very possible u will die before him, then a fold by BB might be ok with some holdings. I would never appreciate it to double-up my opponents, even with a 10-1 chiplead. 1200 against 6000 isnt THAT nice.Hand 2:730 to win 1230... Again... Why would 2nd stack want to go allin? He's "secured" a very good shot for 2nd by the last blind gift, so with a miserable holding, he might justify himself folding.Hand 3:I dont

long time ago at partypoker 1/2. Utg limpcalls my raise from BB in multiwaypot.I have some strong drawing-hand, and hit something good on flop, bets out, gets called from utg and maybe some more.Turn, I bet out, utg calls (maybe I checked it, but point is coming...)River, I miss my draw, bet out, and he raises, I fold. He flashes AA. I respond saying : "Nice hand".his answer : "thanks, I slowplayed it."hmm... like I didnt allready know that???And another one, live 1-table-tourney. I make one bluff, gets called all the way, response "I didnt believe you". Ok, he had an ok hand... Then like 1-2

"back in the days", I played some prima poker freerolls. I had read some "online tips" and so, and felt really great when I understood that pair vs overs the pair was favourite (today I know 22 vs JTs is a dog...).What happened was that I allmost went allin instantly with pocketpairs, normally raising allin, even at level 1. I also did this with hands like AK/AQ, not as much KQ, since I read somewhere it was bad, since u pretty much up against pair or AK/AQ all the time.This strategy brought me many cashes during my "freerolltime", and even a 2nd place in 6000+ player tourney! In that tourney

*blink* Impressive.Would have taken me at least to the turn to pry that out of my hands if I could have at all.Mine isn't all that great. Had AA in EP, raised 3x, BB called. Flop came A63 rainbow. I bet double my pre bet, he thinks and calls. Turn 7, I bet 3x pre, he calls MUCH faster this time. River K, and for some reason, I KNEW he had the 45. I bet same amount, he's all in for another 7k (my last bet was 5kish) and I lay it down. He showed the 45 and said "Sorry about your set of Aces". I try not to play against him anymore Just makes me think about a play I made in the 2/4 NL once. I was

Had a "similar" thing on partypoker NL50 (once it was 50xBB, not 100xBB buyin).flops a monsterdraw, and bets it out, missing on river, but he checks it to me, so I take a last stab, allin for approx. 1.5xPot, like 60 bucks, he easily calls with K high. Obviously I got a bit stunned and "shouted" at him...He answered something like "You bet too high! Always bluff". For the fun of it, I lost 50 more before killing his then accumulated 450 stack, but was closer to hell than heaven all that day.

"...Stay away from the tuna, it smells funny tonight, but you just can't go wrong with the......""Fat and weak, what a disgrace, took his chance to stay hungry, no he's weak but makes a mean shish-kebab, have a taste, they where made fresh todaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! ITS THE rice or the kayser, its the thrill of one BITE, may I just suggest an appeticer, stay away from the tuna... dadadadidididi"...Something like that

This might be "mathematically" correct. But you got to consider your opponents possible holdings. Against QQ+ you normally have really GREAT implied odds, and should call in position with "all" suited connectors and pairs, to try to hit the "two-pair"+ flop. On a regular basis I see ppl raise preflop, maybe up to 10xBB, just to lose 300xBB on their AA after flop, I'll take 10-300 odds ANYDAY, with ANY TWO.Implied odds is what makes NL so profitable, and the fact that there are tons of players that cant lay down big pocketpairs and big Aces.Considering this I would hardly ever lay down suited c

Raising with AQo in such a multiwaypot does not make sense to me, AQo needs few opponents to be a good solid hand, and in those situations you are often gonna be up against AK.In my experience, top pair+top kicker doesnt make the money in at these tables, I would rather raise with 89s than AQo here.

The first times I used multitabling, I thought it was smart to have them all at the same place, so I only looked at one table at the time... (lol)Well... as U all know, thats not always so smart, some tables pop-up when its your turn to act, and its kinda sad to fold the nuts on the river in a cashgame.... Ironically its helped me sometimes as well, like reraising on the table I was supposed to fold, just to grab the whole pot!Wellwell... gl to u, normally its the bad calls that cost money in poker.