Who plays blind????

[Ismene]

Ok registered, how do I find this vid? Linky would be nice. tyvm in advance.

Here you go  http://www.pokerxfactor.com/HH72069/4%20180%20blind%20play

[Rod Paradise]

I'm almost sure Rod Paradise plays blind, its the only thing I can think of to explain his play 

 

[kinboshi]

I'm almost sure Rod Paradise plays blind, its the only thing I can think of to explain his play 

FYP

[Rod Paradise]

I'm almost sure Rod Paradise plays blind, its the only thing I can think of to explain his play 

FYP

FY 




 

[Bainn]

Being totally honest, I have never played "Blind" in my life...

u sure?>

Er, yes.........

Evidence shows otherwise...

Er, what was the name of OJ's lawyer ?

[RioRodent]

Being totally honest, I have never played "Blind" in my life...

u sure?>

Er, yes.........

Evidence shows otherwise...

Er, what was the name of OJ's lawyer ?

Johnny Cochrane

[Peter Costa]

I've seen Kim Costa, & his brother, Peter Costa, both play large cash-games "cards unseen", & they rarely lost a Pot. They just stare at everyone else & pick up "reads".

Slight exaggeration there by Tikay - but yes, it was style I liked to use in cash games. In fact, I did this online as part of a lesson I was giving to a Canadian. As it happens, every hand I won turned out to be a bluff in the end. Obviously, I was very careful in terms of position and picking the right spots. The funny thing was, I showed every bluff and I still managed to get away with it.

After about an hour or so (playing 5-10 NL), I had turned the initial 200 into over 1200. I then declared to the student that I would play my last hand. I of course unclick the auto post before the last hand was dealt. Raising the usual 10 with 10 utg, it was no surprise to see eight or nine players call. Of course, as the last hand and being utg, there was no way I would be playing this one blind. Holding -9h, and flopping J-9-9, I found myself surprised and delighted to be set all-in on the flop. As it happens, the river was an Ace and my one opponent had made a bigger boat with his A-9. All that work for nothing!

Funny game this poker.

[Bainn]

Being totally honest, I have never played "Blind" in my life...

u sure?>

Er, yes.........

Evidence shows otherwise...

Er, what was the name of OJ's lawyer ?

Johnny Cochrane

Thank you kindly, calling now....

[Shogun112]

I've tried the playing blind on stars in exactly the same tournament in the past (trying out some ideas from Snyder's book) - and it is very interesting.  Be careful what tape you use on a TFT screen though if you try it.  Masking tape is a better idea than parcel tape....I'm sure I read somewhere about someone ruining a screen using the wrong tape.

Tippex??

[maxward]

I may as well play blind, because half the things that happen to me I dont see coming!!

[Indestructable]

Ok registered, how do I find this vid? Linky would be nice. tyvm in advance.

Here you go  http://www.pokerxfactor.com/HH72069/4%20180%20blind%20play

I tried to register but it wanted $150 to sign up. I think not. 

[tantrum]

Ok registered, how do I find this vid? Linky would be nice. tyvm in advance.

Here you go  http://www.pokerxfactor.com/HH72069/4%20180%20blind%20play

I tried to register but it wanted $150 to sign up. I think not. 

You can register for free, and see limited options...

[tikay]

I've seen Kim Costa, & his brother, Peter Costa, both play large cash-games "cards unseen", & they rarely lost a Pot. They just stare at everyone else & pick up "reads".

Slight exaggeration there by Tikay - but yes, it was style I liked to use in cash games. In fact, I did this online as part of a lesson I was giving to a Canadian. As it happens, every hand I won turned out to be a bluff in the end. Obviously, I was very careful in terms of position and picking the right spots. The funny thing was, I showed every bluff and I still managed to get away with it.

After about an hour or so (playing 5-10 NL), I had turned the initial 200 into over 1200. I then declared to the student that I would play my last hand. I of course unclick the auto post before the last hand was dealt. Raising the usual 10 with 10 utg, it was no surprise to see eight or nine players call. Of course, as the last hand and being utg, there was no way I would be playing this one blind. Holding -9h, and flopping J-9-9, I found myself surprised and delighted to be set all-in on the flop. As it happens, the river was an Ace and my one opponent had made a bigger boat with his A-9. All that work for nothing!

Funny game this poker.

Thanks Pete, great story. When you are next in the UK, you have an Invite waiting to appear on Sky Poker & show us a few of your special skills. Contact myself or "skrikera" via PM please, & it'll be sorted.

[masterjackblack]

Sammy farha is very sick man.  Raising to $5000?! blind  several hands in a row on the latest high stakes episode(blinds are $300-600, $100 ante). Then continuing to play dark on the flop. Got busted twice  by the way.

[RED-DOG]

I played a live cash game for 6 hours at Luton last night, one guy raised EVERY pot blind, and called EVERY opening raise blind all night, and we couldn't bust him.