drewsmith

Process not application.

All you had to do was ctrl + alt + del -> task manager -> end the process as it was running in the background.

Definitely would have folded preflop here and the huge overbet on the flop begs a call.

You have to save it first. Assuming you saved it on your hard drive somewhere, you have to add it as an attachment.BTW, DID YOU FLOP QUADS!!!!!!11

Your keyboard may have special drivers you might need to install, especially if it's Microsoft.

I definitely would have raised to put pressure on the BB and get rid of the limper. Your raise was 3.3BB, which is a decent raise and the BB didn't have great pot odds to call, but he wasn't to terribly wrong in calling.All in all, you didn't do anything too wrong. My decision would have been based on player reads because the BB obviously splashes around and obviously likes to gamble. He put all his chips in as a miniscule favorite and that information tells me that he probably was going all in if you just completed.I would say that you made the right move just given the info you provid

There's nothing you can do. Getting your money in with the best hand and losing to a bad beat is the mark of a good player. One of the key differences between a good player and a great player is a great player is able to make laydowns.Your main problem is that you don't have enough money to play. Stick to the $6 and $5.50 SnGs and play like the rock of Gibralter (or Dan Harrington). If you had an ample bankroll to move up, the $2/4 Sklansky-ites wouldn't be calling you with A5o.

It would makes sense if MP (w/ KK) was a weak-tight or solid player that has shown that they laydown. I see a limp in EP as a warning signal (obviously not in this case), but a re-raise might cause for some worry. A lot of SnG players like to limp with their aces and hope someone raises. When they do, they can't wait to go all in. In micro-SnGs and early stages of a MTT, it's always right to go all in with AA or KK, and most of the time QQ. Some donk will always call you with AJo. I've even been called with KTo.I'm assuming the AJ sucked out since you posted this.

No, you can't split it down the middle. If you have a tuner (coaxial) on your video card, which I'm going to guess that you don't, you could hook your TV up to your computer. Otherwise you need another video card, or a dual monitor video card and another monitor. Or better yet, buy a projector.

It would have been cool to sneak BG or Jesus in there too.

That guy raised with 84s UTG and led out with it. I bet he would have gone all in if you checked the river. It was still good value bet though because you could have walked away $20 poorer. I bet you went to the ATM more than a few times that session.

On the WCOOP final table broadcast, someone asked that question. He said he usually doesn't take back the entry fee unless he needs the money.

Who says he lives the "poker lifestyle"? If he does live the "poker lifestyle", what's wrong with it? He is married and in a faithful relationship. He has a loving relationship with his mother, which he still stays in frequent contact with. He seems super loyal to his friends, like Jennifer Harman and Evelyn Ng. He even seems to get along with Phil Hellmuth!I bet Jesus would raise with suited-triple-gapped cards in early position and cap them with a FCP chip protector. Then he'd be like, "Dude, I played NL with Moses and Jezebelle day back in 31 B.C. Here comes Mary Magadalene with my v