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07-26-2011 , 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by CBorders

After BF I started thinking about those tournaments again, not because of the result or how I played, but because I'll likely never get a chance to be placed in that kind of situation again. That part makes me sad because I can't just register for another like the old days
so ****in true man. after bf it really hit me the same way.
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07-26-2011 , 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by apology7
it's also pretty painful when you realize you can be massively +ev in LIVE tournaments and come out a life-time loser in them.
LOL what an absurd sentence. If you are massively +ev and you game select well and satellite into bigger events you will make money no doubt even if the sample size life time will be small.

Live the structures are usually way way better too and allows for more post flop play in most bigger tournaments.

Then again you are probably just a withered online reg who thinks he beats live poker massively when in reality you don't.
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07-26-2011 , 11:22 AM
The only way to get over it is to have it happen about 100 more times.
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07-26-2011 , 08:56 PM
yeah i mean live sucks i punted a 250k stack and didnt cash in a venetian like 3 people away from the dorrars and im still supermad about it, if it were an onlineament i doubt id even remember it
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07-26-2011 , 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by jiggybluff
yeah i mean live sucks i punted a 250k stack and didnt cash in a venetian like 3 people away from the dorrars and im still supermad about it, if it were an onlineament i doubt id even remember it

i raise. i've money bubbled 3 of the last five tournaments i've played at venetian including 2 exact bubbles.
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07-26-2011 , 11:52 PM
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Originally Posted by IWEARGOGGLES
The only way to get over it is to have it happen about 100 more times.
You said the exact same thing to me on DC about 8 months ago or around 220(ish)times
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07-27-2011 , 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Chuck Bass
Last year's WSOP. My sole goal was to get the US flag on my Hendon Mob page. I originally just went for 2,5 weeks, during that time period I played 21 tournaments. 10x WSOP, 11x Venetian, Caesar's, etc. 21 tournaments later, I still haven't been anywhere near cashing.

After my last tournament I was like "**** this, only the ME left, I guess I'll have to take a shot at that".

I play 1C, go through with over 110k chips.

I play day 2, go through with the same stack I had. I'd have had a lot more but went for a thinnnnn river value against Corwin Cole valuecutting myself.

I play day 3, make several mistakes against Johnny Chan, making a fool of myself on tv, but still make it to day 4 with 25BB.

My day 4 table draw is awesome. It has Aguskb but he busts almost immediately. The only one I recognize is Dwyte Pilgrim and everyone else is really, really bad. There is a random asian to my left who plays like a huge spazz and bleeds chips.

20 or so to the bubble and I've got almost 40BB. Would I finally, finally get my first cash in the United States? That 20k would help a lot financially as well after dropping 30k already.

I look at pocket 9s at UTG+2. I make it a standard 2,2x. The random asian next to me, who isn't following at all, says "raise", not noticing my raise. Now that the dealer points out there's a raise, he wants to call, but the dealer says he must raise. He makes some ******ed 3x 3bet even that it's obvious he doesn't like his hand that much.

Folded to me, I shove. He thinks and calls with pocket 8s.

Flop 8 8 2.

I still have yet to cash in the United States or at the WSOP.

The Asian makes november 9.

Still hurts
Sick story.
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07-27-2011 , 04:34 PM
Just keep your head up and hang in there. Luck is where preparation meets opportunity. Good things happen to good people.
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07-27-2011 , 04:38 PM
What's worse, the pain or the hangover?
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07-27-2011 , 04:41 PM
this thread title is a tease
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07-27-2011 , 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Chuck Bass
Last year's WSOP. My sole goal was to get the US flag on my Hendon Mob page. I originally just went for 2,5 weeks, during that time period I played 21 tournaments. 10x WSOP, 11x Venetian, Caesar's, etc. 21 tournaments later, I still haven't been anywhere near cashing.

After my last tournament I was like "**** this, only the ME left, I guess I'll have to take a shot at that".

I play 1C, go through with over 110k chips.

I play day 2, go through with the same stack I had. I'd have had a lot more but went for a thinnnnn river value against Corwin Cole valuecutting myself.

I play day 3, make several mistakes against Johnny Chan, making a fool of myself on tv, but still make it to day 4 with 25BB.

My day 4 table draw is awesome. It has Aguskb but he busts almost immediately. The only one I recognize is Dwyte Pilgrim and everyone else is really, really bad. There is a random asian to my left who plays like a huge spazz and bleeds chips.

20 or so to the bubble and I've got almost 40BB. Would I finally, finally get my first cash in the United States? That 20k would help a lot financially as well after dropping 30k already.

I look at pocket 9s at UTG+2. I make it a standard 2,2x. The random asian next to me, who isn't following at all, says "raise", not noticing my raise. Now that the dealer points out there's a raise, he wants to call, but the dealer says he must raise. He makes some ******ed 3x 3bet even that it's obvious he doesn't like his hand that much.

Folded to me, I shove. He thinks and calls with pocket 8s.

Flop 8 8 2.

I still have yet to cash in the United States or at the WSOP.

The Asian makes november 9.

Still hurts
good. I hope you don't come back
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07-27-2011 , 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by CBorders
What good does thinking about it do you? It's over. Your expectation is your expectation regardless of where you finish. It's difficult to develop and maintain that kind of mindset but it's so worth it.

I've bubbled some big tournaments and it was easy to get over it until Black Friday. After BF I started thinking about those tournaments again, not because of the result or how I played, but because I'll likely never get a chance to be placed in that kind of situation again. That part makes me sad because I can't just register for another like the old days but as far as the money or glory of final tabling a big tournament, whatever. You have to run wayyyy above expectation to get to the final two tables anyway so no sense in complaining when you bust.
i remember my 1st beer
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07-27-2011 , 07:56 PM
Hi Chuck
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07-27-2011 , 08:00 PM
Hi tryin to post funny stuff every day on a forum so people think Im funny (but failing with every single post)
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07-27-2011 , 08:40 PM
talk about puttin a smile on my face

Last edited by pageh656; 07-27-2011 at 08:43 PM. Reason: talk about mad
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07-27-2011 , 08:52 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Te-Y8Bu9YfA

Last edited by pageh656; 07-27-2011 at 09:16 PM. Reason: I have my reasons...
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07-27-2011 , 08:54 PM
I hereby challenge tattytats fan to a game of MTTc Survivor!

Last edited by CBorders; 07-27-2011 at 09:09 PM. Reason: or a rap battle
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07-27-2011 , 10:29 PM
chuck's a known anti- american, i was merely trolling him. He's welcome here anytime and i wish him well in his future wsop endeavors.
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07-28-2011 , 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by sirswish6
shove 76s like a boss next time
FYP.
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07-29-2011 , 05:38 PM
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Originally Posted by TattytatsFAN#1
LOL what an absurd sentence. If you are massively +ev and you game select well and satellite into bigger events you will make money no doubt even if the sample size life time will be small.

Live the structures are usually way way better too and allows for more post flop play in most bigger tournaments.

Then again you are probably just a withered online reg who thinks he beats live poker massively when in reality you don't.
why are you so hostile?

it should be pretty obvious to anyone who has played a large amount of tournaments that you can be an excellent player and lose over a 500-1k+ sample. That's a life-time of liveaments. Unless you're playing 10ks the structures in live are very comparable to $100 freezeouts online once you factor in the large blind jumps and slow dealing speed.

As for being withered we can go HU for rollz on merge (totally fkn serious). I looked through your post count and you are a worthless person that contributes nothing to the forum but idiocy and rude comments. If you are like this irl then I truly pity you.

Last edited by apology7; 07-29-2011 at 05:44 PM.
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07-29-2011 , 05:45 PM
It could be worse. A woman could cut off your penis while you're sleeping and toss it out the window of a moving car.
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07-29-2011 , 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by apology7
why are you so hostile?

it should be pretty obvious to anyone who has played a large amount of tournaments that you can be an excellent player and lose over a 500-1k+ sample. That's a life-time of liveaments. Unless you're playing 10ks the structures in live are very comparable to $100 freezeouts online once you factor in the large blind jumps and slow dealing speed.

As for being withered we can go HU for rollz on merge (totally fkn serious). I looked through your post count and you are a worthless person that contributes nothing to the forum but idiocy and rude comments. If you are like this irl then I truly pity you.
y u so mad
asks ur dad
its ok lad
life's not that sad

i know its bad
just ask Brad
dont do it
says ur dad

Last edited by TattytatsFAN#1; 07-29-2011 at 05:49 PM. Reason: ps i only play 10ks and higher brooo
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07-29-2011 , 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by frzn assets
Ya, it worked out really awesome for Joseph Cheong...

And as i said its totally situational, I was taking about a specific instance where a rock stone 55 yr old man who played 2 hands a level literally opened 4.5 x from UTG at the final table and some idiot Swedish kid goes all in from the BB, the stone snaps with AA and the Swede turns over A6os and loses 90% of his stack for no reason... It was obvious the nit had a monster and the moron swede should have just folded. Completely situational like I said before, sometimes you gotta reshove weaker hands obviously....
LOL DeebHeinzelmannAments
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07-29-2011 , 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by apology7
As for being withered we can go HU for rollz on merge (totally fkn serious)
i dont play on withered sites broholo
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07-30-2011 , 03:15 AM
I heard there's a spot open at McDonalds apology7. You get to flip stuff there too.
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