how did i lose this hand?

[daviebhoy]

I agree with you. The gap concept is not important as i don't there is a gap here between hands you might raise with and hands you might call with. it's a cash game you can always top-up/reload.

Cheers flushy. I actually think you have helped me to understand what the gap concept is properly but I got a little annoyed because I am sure you understand the point I was trying to make although I maybe didn't express it as clearly as you would of liked ;-)

dn

[Royal Flush]

I agree with you. The gap concept is not important as i don't there is a gap here between hands you might raise with and hands you might call with. it's a cash game you can always top-up/reload.

Cheers flushy. I actually think you have helped me to understand what the gap concept is properly but I got a little annoyed because I am sure you understand the point I was trying to make although I maybe didn't express it as clearly as you would of liked ;-)

dn

Yeah, fold 89 to a raise pre flop

I agree with you

[bolt pp]

If i am in a tournament where we are deep, which is what the gap concept is all aboout, i am less concered about the position of  the raise. The player is far more important.

Flush is right

I can handle fictitious hands and erroneous accounts but this is just getting ridiculous

[tantrum]

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If i am in a tournament where we are deep, which is what the gap concept is all aboout, i am less concered about the position of  the raise. The player is far more important.


Flush is right



I can handle fictitious hands and erroneous accounts but this is just getting ridiculous[/quote]


Can you please elaborate?  What is your understanding of the gap concept?

[bolt pp]

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If i am in a tournament where we are deep, which is what the gap concept is all aboout, i am less concered about the position of  the raise. The player is far more important.


Flush is right



I can handle fictitious hands and erroneous accounts but this is just getting ridiculous

Can you please elaborate?  What is your understanding of the gap concept?


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are you talking to me?

If so, shitty adverts containing overrated musicians promoting unfashionable clothing

[tantrum]

are you talking to me?

This quote is taken from some film, my memory is failing me but I am sure i heard this before

[Mbuna]

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If i am in a tournament where we are deep, which is what the gap concept is all aboout, i am less concered about the position of  the raise. The player is far more important.


Flush is right



I can handle fictitious hands and erroneous accounts but this is just getting ridiculous

Can you please elaborate?  What is your understanding of the gap concept?

are you talking to me?

If so, shitty adverts containing overrated musicians promoting unfashionable clothing

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[bolt pp]

are you talking to me?

This quote is taken from some film, my memory is failing me but I am sure i heard this before

I think it was the sequel to the film: Grumpy Old Men, the tag line was: "this time they've got hearing aids".

[mikkyT]

Regardless of the play up to the river, you went broke because u pushed when u were guaranteed to be beaten.

You lost the hand bcos of the poor flop play. Simply put you let them outdraw you.. You slowplayed a marginal hand on a very dangerous board and pushed at the very moment you were beaten. You can be forgiven for pushing on the turn. But not the river.