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Posted: Wed, 12 Oct 2011 15:51
+ a lot.
Id even like to see it go a couple of steps further, make pkr a dedicated pokerroom without 3 million sidegames, reinstall the old PKR-theme song ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb8dtkswN6Q ), and top max tables at 6.
I might be enticed to get playing again.
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Posted: Fri, 19 Aug 2011 10:53
I dunno, i feel more comfy folding flop than calling when so many turns will make u fold turn in this spot, esp. when OOP. Im 3betting here std btw. Like JJ, I'm really interested in seeing the thoughtproces here.
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Posted: Fri, 19 Aug 2011 10:19
Preflop = fine, I dont know wtf ur doing on the flop, since calling is prob the worst. Either jam, 3bet or fold imo. Given the way u played flop, crying call on turn - id rather jam that turn myself tbf.
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Posted: Wed, 17 Aug 2011 15:13
The only good slowroll i've ever seen, and lmfao'd with is: Click
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Posted: Wed, 17 Aug 2011 15:05
This. /thread Please stop using reverse psychology or trying to bend facts about people to a form in which he is some kind of hero, which he isn't. He's a compulsive, lying thief and should have no right to be even mentioned in any kind positive form. A thief is a thief, and as long as he refuses to settle his debts with the people he owes, his voice and those collaborating with/or defending him are imho voiceless. I dont care if he's a nice guy in life, should we then release all criminals that are 'fun' to hang out with? GTFO.
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Posted: Wed, 17 Aug 2011 14:38
What a load of bs. I think one reserves the right to warn other about false intent. This is what Dunbar did, and I for one feel happy that i know now.
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Posted: Wed, 17 Aug 2011 14:34
You really have to be from another world to backup some cheating scumbag that doesnt repay his debts to people. I mean, i'm no fin saint, and I prolly owe some firms money, but never will I ever use friends or people in general (financially) to gain benefit from.
You, Mister Swe, should be terribly ashamed of yourself, because you are the reason people have such bad trust in eachother.
I'm not taking sides in the debate, but to those people that went to a meeting organised by a fraud should think about this: How would it be like, if this wudda happen to you?
my 2 cents.
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Posted: Mon, 15 Aug 2011 13:58
I heard it makes coffee as well. Only on sundays tho
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Posted: Mon, 15 Aug 2011 13:14
I dont like the fact that you are called 'PKR_Mark'. It doesnt rhyme that well with PKR_Danski. Since im used to have a Jabba and a Danski, im offering you a one time chance to make up for this mistake.
LET ME BE CLEAR: PLEASE REFRAIN FROM MAKING THINGS DULL AND COME UP WITH A PROPER NAME, SINCE I'M A NICE GUY I'LL EVEN PUT UP SOME POSSIBILITIES FOR YOU:
- MACCO - MARKO - DONNIEMARKO - MARKOVSKI - SHARAPOVA - MCMARKY - MARKSTER
TYVM
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Posted: Mon, 15 Aug 2011 09:45
I usually never read these threads because I think announcing ur leavage is some form of narcissism that makes me sarcastic. However to every set rule there are exceptions, of which u seem to be one.
You give about four reasons to quit, of which probably one is valid. And thats your first one.
Since you mention me in your post for w/e reason, id like to give you an oppurtunity to think this over.
In point two you emphasise on Donks 'ruling' low and midstakes. If they are ruling, you are the donk - because bad players can't beat good players in the long run. My best advice is to get in to their peanut-brains and figure out how to beat them properly, trust me, its like solving a puzzle.
Point three: Structures are bad? Granted they aren't the best in the world, but if you work on some general SAGE, you'll find that 20bb pokers is pretty ez to beat if you know some fundamentals. PKR's structures aren't necessarily bad, they are just fixed for recreational players that don't want to spend 9 hours a tourney. And yes, those recreational players are your personal ATM.
Point four: You kinda contradict yourself here, because feeling 'OK' when you beat a STT counteracts with your statement that donkeys rule. You should be more than happy that you won vs the kings of the lowstakes. If you are consistently beating the stakes for periods of time, I agree it might get boring, but the general impression I get from your post is that you aren't really beating it. So set your goal to beating those stakes, consistently, and you will see that one-game references are pretty lame in comparison to lifetime-achievements.
I think the general message im trying to point out to you is that you have a flawed perception of poker as a whole, which leads to dissatisfaction, I guees.
Take a break, reasses your game and goals, and hit the tables.
GL
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