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When I hit you up on AIM one day asking you if you thought Jenna Jameson was hotter than Jessica Alba, why did you respond with "Haley Joel Osment is finer than both of those slags!"

My only mancrushes are Patrik Antonius, Tom Dwan, and Phil Galfond.

04-25-2008 , 10:15 AM

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SABR42

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Originally Posted by pattay

dead woman or live man

Necrophilia is a big no-no for me, so bring me the homoerotic action!

04-25-2008 , 10:17 AM

#29

SABR42

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Originally Posted by BT2

what is your aim?

Same as my Stars name.

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Originally Posted by BT2

you seem to play a lot of 1/2 2/4 and 3/6. when you sit down for a sess, whow do you decide which stake to play?

Yeah, I mix stakes. I'm looking for good tables accross the stakes. I'm not as hardcore as Studboy though. Thaat dude once had 100NL and 5000NL running simultaneously.

04-25-2008 , 10:20 AM

#30

SABR42

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if you were to take me on a dream date, where would you take me?

ygos?

Anyway, there's a nice restaurant in my town that's right by the lake, with great views of the sunset. I usually go there if I'm taking someone out.

Enough with the gay questions now plz.

04-25-2008 , 10:21 AM

#31

SABR42

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do you ever feel embarrassed about your small penis?

No.

Do you?

04-25-2008 , 10:22 AM

#32

SABR42

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how often do you cbet oop? which flops? which villains? does it matter what cards you have(low pocket pairs vs overs vs bottom pair vs unimproved low suited connectors)?

I think I c-bet a little less frequently than some TAGs. I c/c with medium hands a decent amount, when they are more likely to bluff than call with worse.

I often give up when I have a bad hand that's unlikely to improve, AND has bad reverse implied odds.

04-25-2008 , 10:25 AM

#33

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Originally Posted by Phresh

What were you hinting at when I accidentally sent you a picture of my dong instead of a crazy hand history I told you about and you said "Haha, speaking of going all in!"?

How can one accidentally do that in the first place? YGOS?

04-25-2008 , 10:26 AM

#34

pattay

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No.

Do you?

NEVER

04-25-2008 , 10:27 AM

#35

speedle

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Fav soccer player and team?

Graph 2008?

Biggest winning and losing day?

Major breakthrough for you, poker wise?

Who's the poster you respect the most? What about the player you respect the most at your tables?

Thanks for doing this!

04-25-2008 , 10:29 AM

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Acevader

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What is the single biggest 'moment' you've had in the last year that has changed your thinking and approach to your game and improved your results.

04-25-2008 , 10:29 AM

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Do you have a favorite baseball player of all time?

Will there ever be a pitcher like Nolan Ryan again? Please elaborate with your thoughts on Nolan.

My favorite moment was when he kicked the crap out of that guy that charged the mound.

Do you have a favorite team?

1) I'm a NYY fan. Probably Lou Gehrig and Mickey Mantle.
2) Depends what you mean. No one will ever pitch that many innings or have as many career strikeouts (or career walks for that matter). I feel Nolan Ryan is the second most overrated pitcher, next to Sandy Koufax. He was a great pitcher and a deserving HoFer for sure, but so many casual fans think he's the greatest ever because of the no-hitters. I think he's somewhere towards the bottom of the top-25.
3) Robin Ventura? Yeah that was great. What made it awesome is that Ryan was 46, about 20 years older than Ventura at the time.

04-25-2008 , 10:31 AM

#38

pattay

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who do you like the least out of the regular posters in this forum

04-25-2008 , 10:31 AM

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Mike Kelley

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Who's number #1 pitcher all time? IYO?

Lou Gehrig is a nice choice.

Ty Cobb for me I think. :-)

04-25-2008 , 10:37 AM

#40

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Requests for the 2008 graph:

Yeah, I'm a lazy bum and don't play enough hands. For some of you guys this is like 1 month.

04-25-2008 , 10:40 AM

#41

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Originally Posted by pattay

NEVER

IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU HAVE A SMALL WEE-WEE JABROANIE!!!

04-25-2008 , 10:48 AM

#42

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Originally Posted by speedle

Fav soccer player and team?

ALESSANDRO DEL PIERO.

Favorite teams from each of the 3 biggest leagues: Juventus, Barcelona, and Arsenal.

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Originally Posted by speedle

Biggest winning and losing day?

I don't play long sessions. Probably around $3K for both.

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Originally Posted by speedle

Major breakthrough for you, poker wise?

Learning when to be more aggressive and when to slow down. It's something I'm still learning every day.

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Originally Posted by speedle

Who's the poster you respect the most? What about the player you respect the most at your tables?

I have the most respect for the HSNL posters who contribute a lot and have made great wells. Player at the tables I respect most? Just the other players in my games who are big winners I guess.

04-25-2008 , 10:51 AM

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BT2

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Originally Posted by SABR42

I don't see myself playing the nosebleeds. I'm not that mentally tough.

what is a nosebleed? a bad seat?

04-25-2008 , 10:52 AM

#44

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Originally Posted by Acevader

What is the single biggest 'moment' you've had in the last year that has changed your thinking and approach to your game and improved your results.

I don't think there's a single thing.

I'd say paying attention to the other players and figuring out what each of them are trying to do. Learning which guys are looking for an excuse to fold, and which guys are tired of me raising them all the time and are ready to play back or call me down light.

04-25-2008 , 10:53 AM

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what is a nosebleed?

Nosebleed stakes are $50/100 NL and higher.

04-25-2008 , 10:53 AM

#46

BT2

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Yeah, I mix stakes. I'm looking for good tables accross the stakes. I'm not as hardcore as Studboy though. Thaat dude once had 100NL and 5000NL running simultaneously.

how do you table select?

04-25-2008 , 10:55 AM

#47

Landlord79

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BT2

how do you table select?

04-25-2008 , 10:58 AM

#48

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how do you table select?

I'm not that sophisticated. I just look for high players to the flop %. Or if a table has at least 1 donk, it's a good table. I make notes on all the really bad players I see (just something short like donk or moron) that helps me recognize them at a new table right away. I mostly just use the notes to spot the fish, as I have a good memory of what good players do vs me.