14-Aug-09, 09:17 #1
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 09:17
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Flangel
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Haha
14-Aug-09, 09:25 #2
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 09:25
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shokaku
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This is an advanced strategy. By going all-in preflop he can't make mistakes after the flop.
14-Aug-09, 09:29 #3
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 09:29
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Flangel
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Lmao
14-Aug-09, 09:55 #4
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 09:55
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ChoonT
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i think he should take a look in the thread which is your favourite drink at the table
14-Aug-09, 10:12 #5
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 10:12
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Flangel
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Lol
14-Aug-09, 10:21 #6
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 10:21
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shokaku
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Posted by
Flangel :
Lol
He was not megadrunk, unless he is always llike that
Coz I played against him a few times already.
just wondering where hets his cash and EV+ tho
14-Aug-09, 10:25 #7
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 10:25
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Flangel
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Then he must be running like hell, coz He plays only PLO => such swings then.
14-Aug-09, 11:09 #8
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 11:09
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PokerJosh
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Posted by Flangel :
14-Aug-09, 11:49 #9
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 11:49
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Flangel
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Posted by
PokerJosh :
Posted by Flangel :
LoL clever, but to advanced for me xD
14-Aug-09, 12:45 #10
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 12:45
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Zugupugu
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Posted by
shokaku :
This is an advanced strategy. By going all-in preflop he can't make mistakes after the flop.
14-Aug-09, 12:49 #11
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 12:49
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Whiskerer
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Then why even push him pre flop, as has been said omaha is much more of a postflop game than hold'em is, why not just wait for the flop and push from there?
14-Aug-09, 12:52 #12
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 12:52
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ChoonT
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Posted by
shokaku :
This is an advanced strategy. By going all-in preflop he can't make mistakes after the flop.
14-Aug-09, 17:01 #13
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 17:01
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__BigBetPoker
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Posted by
ChoonT :
Posted by
shokaku :
This is an advanced strategy. By going all-in preflop he can't make mistakes after the flop.
sshhht thats the new idea of bigbetpoker.. they add their all in or fold- tournament portfolio
poker tbh but hey-ho.. people are playing them.
14-Aug-09, 17:39 #14
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 17:39
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Flangel
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Posted by Whiskerer :
14-Aug-09, 18:27 #15
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 18:27
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Whiskerer
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Then why raise it pre flop if you are sure he will put his money in there regardless of the flop? And you can take his money where you are a 70-80 % favorite instead of almost even.
14-Aug-09, 18:47 #16
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 18:47
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Flangel
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Sigh... 6 Handed......i don't play alone he..... If they keep limping and he raises the pot..........
14-Aug-09, 22:06 #17
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 22:06
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doomdy
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I am such a donk at omahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
14-Aug-09, 22:09 #18
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 22:09
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shokaku
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Posted by
doomdy :
I am such a donk at omahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
14-Aug-09, 22:16 #19
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 22:16
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Flangel
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Omaha FTW
14-Aug-09, 22:23 #20
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Posted 14-Aug-09, 22:23
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doomdy
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Btw Flangel hows is ur Roll nowadays?
