benjamino

I actually understand the why running the board multiple times benefits players that have the best hand. For example, in heads up play, if player A moves all in with 9 9 (after the flop) and player B calls with A K , on a board of 9 4 J , they decide to run the board until the deck is dead (I know this will never happen but I am making a point). Player A, in the long run, will win 75% of the pot and player B will win 25% of the pot. If you havn't noticed these are the exact odds (or very very close) to the odds of who will have the winning hand at the end of the hand. The only thing r

well said abba

I have been following this forum for about a year now and thought now would be a good time for a first post. Who ever thinks what Daniel did to the telemarketer is not funny, you can go and censor yourself. It is absolutely hilarious. You must have never gotten a phone call from a tellemarketer so maybe you should ask your parents what they think about tellemarketers and when you know the hassle they cause the rest of the public you can make an intelligent post.Ben