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03-19-2010 , 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by private joker
I don't think set vs trips is nitty at all. Huge difference, really. Do you think A3 on AA9 flop is the same thing as AA on an A93 flop? Answer becomes clear once you start getting heavy action on the AA9 flop from an old rock.
obviously its a huge difference but who cares if a tard mixes the two up. its like telling someone a hand was 60/40 and not actually a coinflip. the meaning is still conveyed and if its not its probably because the person doesn't think about the game on the same level you do. its poker not physics. point is people take some of the silliest elements of poker culture way too seriously.
03-19-2010 , 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by DesertCat
Will you nits stop ruining the single greatest hand of poker I've yet played? Sexy, triple sexy, double screwplay, DVDA, whatever you call it, it was awesome. Just don't piss on my face and tell me it's lite beer.
What you did is actually very simple. It's called a tri-fecta and you can very rarely get them off except against very special opponents and there are almost always lines that are going to yield more profit in the long run.
03-19-2010 , 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by TylerMes
obviously its a huge difference but who cares if a tard mixes the two up. its like telling someone a hand was 60/40 and not actually a coinflip. the meaning is still conveyed and if its not its probably because the person doesn't think about the game on the same level you do. its poker not physics. point is people take some of the silliest elements of poker culture way too seriously.
I'm not saying I correct people at the table when they say it. That would be ridiculous. But I don't correct anyone on anything. Doesn't mean I don't agree that some distinctions are nitty and some aren't. This just happens to be one that's not.
03-19-2010 , 08:44 PM
some antics ITT
03-19-2010 , 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by private joker
I'm not saying I correct people at the table when they say it. That would be ridiculous. But I don't correct anyone on anything. Doesn't mean I don't agree that some distinctions are nitty and some aren't. This just happens to be one that's not.
well i pretty much agree with you. i just try not to get bent out of shape if someone misuses some made up poker term. a ton of stuff has come and gone since i came to this forum, philvansexton once was a stop n go, gaybet once was a donk, tons of donk/fish synonyms are getting really rare like pigeon. many terms exist just because its fun to make things up.
03-19-2010 , 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by private joker
I'm not saying I correct people at the table when they say it. That would be ridiculous. But I don't correct anyone on anything. Doesn't mean I don't agree that some distinctions are nitty and some aren't. This just happens to be one that's not.
I actually do the opposite. If I was in. Hand w a 2p2er and had trips, I would call out "top set!" We also had this random pothead who was terrible but ran like jesus and he yell out "broadway," every time he had it. That used to tilt u like crazy so we started doing it ourselves and made live poker much more interesting.
03-19-2010 , 09:01 PM
Another fav thing to do when I'm up against a tag or 2p2er is yell out "top two," when I have like 56 on a 63342 board when they obv have Ak high.
03-19-2010 , 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by DesertCat
Will you nits stop ruining the single greatest hand of poker I've yet played? Sexy, triple sexy, double screwplay, DVDA, whatever you call it, it was awesome. Just don't piss on my face and tell me it's lite beer.
Isn't it called a trifecta? What's wrong with that?
03-19-2010 , 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by MitchL
What you did is actually very simple. It's called a tri-fecta and you can very rarely get them off except against very special opponents and there are almost always lines that are going to yield more profit in the long run.
I have never completed the trifecta. I was once the victim and won the hand.
03-19-2010 , 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MitchL
Another fav thing to do when I'm up against a tag or 2p2er is yell out "top two," when I have like 56 on a 63342 board when they obv have Ak high.
This is bordering on a slowroll unless you have already tabled your hand and they can clearly see it first.
03-19-2010 , 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by jesse8888
I have never completed the trifecta. I was once the victim and won the hand.
Does the line c/r/call, c/r/call, c/r count as a trifecta?
03-19-2010 , 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by MitchL
I actually do the opposite. If I was in. Hand w a 2p2er and had trips, I would call out "top set!" We also had this random pothead who was terrible but ran like jesus and he yell out "broadway," every time he had it. That used to tilt u like crazy so we started doing it ourselves and made live poker much more interesting.
I think that's hemp man. I hate that guy. He also uses words like expectation and variance when I doubt he could pass algebra 1.

Also confirm he never loses.
03-19-2010 , 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by jesse8888
I think that's hemp man. I hate that guy. He also uses words like expectation and variance when I doubt he could pass algebra 1.

Also confirm he never loses.
The best is when he starts talkin about hand ranges. Perfect example of someone who can learn all the terms and concepts, and still misapply them so poorly. I'm pretty sure he lurks here at least some of the time. The "broadway" thing tilted the f out of me. I'm like, just turn over your ****ing hand , I know what a straight is. Im also pretty sure he would say set when he had trips.
03-19-2010 , 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by MitchL
What you did is actually very simple. It's called a tri-fecta and you can very rarely get them off except against very special opponents and there are almost always lines that are going to yield more profit in the long run.
I've always called it a "hat trick" - ever since I saw Bill Chen pull it off in one of the Oaks' Wednesday-night tournaments, back in the day when Bill still lived in the Bay Area, the tourneys were limit hold'em, and Bill would final-table each week and win more often than not.
03-19-2010 , 09:41 PM
is hemp man the dude that buys in for 3 racks?
03-19-2010 , 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by bdaddy
The best is when he starts talkin about hand ranges. Perfect example of someone who can learn all the terms and concepts, and still misapply them so poorly. I'm pretty sure he lurks here at least some of the time. The "broadway" thing tilted the f out of me. I'm like, just turn over your ****ing hand , I know what a straight is. Im also pretty sure he would say set when he had trips.
He definitely lurks; and he's replied to a thread I started in the B&M forum. (But he only has 6 posts to his name.)
03-19-2010 , 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by bakku
is hemp man the dude that buys in for 3 racks?
Nah don't think so.
03-19-2010 , 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by ImAllInNow
This is bordering on a slowroll unless you have already tabled your hand and they can clearly see it first.
Slowrolling 2p2ers and nittags is perfectly acceptable. Also it's hardly a slowrolling when they play so predictably that they always have A-high. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who sucks at hand reading, fwiw.
03-19-2010 , 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by MitchL
Slowrolling 2p2ers and nittags is perfectly acceptable.
I don't agree with this but I guess we all have our own opinions on it.
03-19-2010 , 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by ImAllInNow
I don't agree with this but I guess we all have our own opinions on it.
dude I was messing w you, but read back over what I wrote and explain how it could ever be slowrolling. Obv I turn the hand over when I say it, but only a total idiot would muck an overpair before I show assuming I have AA.
03-19-2010 , 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by MitchL
dude I was messing w you, but read back over what I wrote and explain how it could ever be slowrolling. Obv I turn the hand over when I say it, but only a total idiot would muck an overpair before I show assuming I have AA.
They wouldn't muck it, but for a second they might think they win, which is the definition of a slowroll.

Also, I guess you didn't mean to have the board make a straight for your 65.
03-19-2010 , 10:23 PM
yeah I didn't, which I guess is where we are diverging. I thought I had 56 on 63352.
03-19-2010 , 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by MitchL
yeah I didn't, which I guess is where we are diverging. I thought I had 56 on 63352.
That makes much more sense, lol.
03-19-2010 , 10:26 PM
Ok see I wouldve had the straight. Watching too much bball.
03-19-2010 , 10:27 PM
He did once however make me laugh harder enough to induce an injury. Dudes not all bad.

http://jessetakesashot.blogspot.com/...g-problem.html

      
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