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« Reply #150 on: December 26, 2009, 11:44:22 PM » |
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Can you remember that its Poker Hand Analysis please Cos & Mantis, and Mantis is just giving Analysis (as asked for) rather than "advice".
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« Reply #151 on: December 26, 2009, 11:50:11 PM » |
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Mantis = LOL
Will post properly tomorrow.
But right now just lol, if you cant understand how cos is thinking at the table then your not human.
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« Reply #152 on: December 26, 2009, 11:54:11 PM » |
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 Oops. Misread. nice pic Tom, but wtf is with those boots? Dunno. This pic is a mistake anyway. I was googling "Tilted" and accidentally pressed the K instead of the T. quite often wonderful things are discovered by accident.  I guess you accidentally pressed the W |
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« Reply #153 on: December 26, 2009, 11:57:54 PM » |
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Just out of interest for the morning so i can reply to your drivel? Do you no longer have any emotions?
Do you look at everyone as a number at your table?
I have never seen so much tosh in my life as your replies to Cos's posts.
Its a shame to see this thread sent of course by such backwardness.
If I ever get to play in a vacuum of great opponents for ever more please remove the above post as i didnt realise such a toasty world existed.
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« Reply #154 on: December 27, 2009, 02:01:45 AM » |
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lol sorry - will post the rest tomorrow. Promise. Been doing big fat hairy greek foody things the last few days.
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« Reply #155 on: December 27, 2009, 10:25:07 AM » |
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Just out of interest for the morning so i can reply to your drivel? Do you no longer have any emotions?
Do you look at everyone as a number at your table?
I have never seen so much tosh in my life as your replies to Cos's posts.
Its a shame to see this thread sent of course by such backwardness.
If I ever get to play in a vacuum of great opponents for ever more please remove the above post as i didnt realise such a toasty world existed.
I know perfectly well how he feels. Everybody who plays poker gets annoyed, tilted and frustrated from time to time. But are these emotions helpful? Of course not. So as poker players becoming less frustrated at the table is something we should want to aspire to. It's not easy to do granted, but that's what we should aspire to. Because that's what good players do. I remember when Linford Christie lined up at the start of the 100m in the Olympics. He was doing that tunnel vision thing and blocking out all the other runners so they wouldn't affect his concentration. He was there to do a job and wasn't going to let anybody get inside his head. What you appear to be saying is Linford should have been fretting about the other runners to show his emotional side. I enjoy reading Cos's stuff but lately I'm seeing a lot of angst towards other players. My advice was for him to try and be less frustrated by his opponents. His reaction was to get frustrated. He believes that even when he is tilting he is fully in control. But it isn't possible to be tilted and fully in control at the same time. DUCY? So I'm afraid that is the only drivel in the thread. Anyway I'm enoying this report so let's move on with the next instalment.... |
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« Reply #156 on: December 27, 2009, 12:04:06 PM » |
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« Reply #157 on: December 27, 2009, 01:12:55 PM » |
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ooooh friend ooooh thumbs up poker friend FYP |
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« Reply #158 on: December 27, 2009, 01:14:00 PM » |
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Just out of interest for the morning so i can reply to your drivel? Do you no longer have any emotions?
Do you look at everyone as a number at your table?
I have never seen so much tosh in my life as your replies to Cos's posts.
Its a shame to see this thread sent of course by such backwardness.
If I ever get to play in a vacuum of great opponents for ever more please remove the above post as i didnt realise such a toasty world existed.
I know perfectly well how he feels. Everybody who plays poker gets annoyed, tilted and frustrated from time to time. But are these emotions helpful? Of course not. So as poker players becoming less frustrated at the table is something we should want to aspire to. It's not easy to do granted, but that's what we should aspire to. Because that's what good players do. I remember when Linford Christie lined up at the start of the 100m in the Olympics. He was doing that tunnel vision thing and blocking out all the other runners so they wouldn't affect his concentration. He was there to do a job and wasn't going to let anybody get inside his head. What you appear to be saying is Linford should have been fretting about the other runners to show his emotional side. I enjoy reading Cos's stuff but lately I'm seeing a lot of angst towards other players. My advice was for him to try and be less frustrated by his opponents. His reaction was to get frustrated. He believes that even when he is tilting he is fully in control. But it isn't possible to be tilted and fully in control at the same time. DUCY? So I'm afraid that is the only drivel in the thread. Anyway I'm enoying this report so let's move on with the next instalment.... Do you not think that sometimes having someone tilt you slighlty motivates you to play your A game more against them? |
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« Reply #159 on: December 27, 2009, 02:25:13 PM » |
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Just out of interest for the morning so i can reply to your drivel? Do you no longer have any emotions?
Do you look at everyone as a number at your table?
I have never seen so much tosh in my life as your replies to Cos's posts.
Its a shame to see this thread sent of course by such backwardness.
If I ever get to play in a vacuum of great opponents for ever more please remove the above post as i didnt realise such a toasty world existed.
I know perfectly well how he feels. Everybody who plays poker gets annoyed, tilted and frustrated from time to time. But are these emotions helpful? Of course not. So as poker players becoming less frustrated at the table is something we should want to aspire to. It's not easy to do granted, but that's what we should aspire to. Because that's what good players do. I remember when Linford Christie lined up at the start of the 100m in the Olympics. He was doing that tunnel vision thing and blocking out all the other runners so they wouldn't affect his concentration. He was there to do a job and wasn't going to let anybody get inside his head. What you appear to be saying is Linford should have been fretting about the other runners to show his emotional side. I enjoy reading Cos's stuff but lately I'm seeing a lot of angst towards other players. My advice was for him to try and be less frustrated by his opponents. His reaction was to get frustrated. He believes that even when he is tilting he is fully in control. But it isn't possible to be tilted and fully in control at the same time. DUCY? So I'm afraid that is the only drivel in the thread. Anyway I'm enoying this report so let's move on with the next instalment.... Do you not think that sometimes having someone tilt you slighlty motivates you to play your A game more against them? Tq save Mantis 1000 words: No |
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« Reply #160 on: December 27, 2009, 02:53:31 PM » |
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ooooh friend ooooh poker friend Why did you feel the need to post a picture of me? |
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« Reply #161 on: December 27, 2009, 02:58:23 PM » |
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ooooh friend ooooh poker friend  Why did you feel the need to post a picture of me? FY Picture |
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« Reply #162 on: December 27, 2009, 03:09:36 PM » |
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£1000 heads up match please.
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« Reply #163 on: December 27, 2009, 03:30:01 PM » |
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I learn few things today.
1. Grec food is worse than Rosbif food.
2. Kebap is from Turcs.
Merci for this.
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« Reply #164 on: December 27, 2009, 03:40:43 PM » |
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Just out of interest for the morning so i can reply to your drivel? Do you no longer have any emotions?
Do you look at everyone as a number at your table?
I have never seen so much tosh in my life as your replies to Cos's posts.
Its a shame to see this thread sent of course by such backwardness.
If I ever get to play in a vacuum of great opponents for ever more please remove the above post as i didnt realise such a toasty world existed.
I know perfectly well how he feels. Everybody who plays poker gets annoyed, tilted and frustrated from time to time. But are these emotions helpful? Of course not. So as poker players becoming less frustrated at the table is something we should want to aspire to. It's not easy to do granted, but that's what we should aspire to. Because that's what good players do. I remember when Linford Christie lined up at the start of the 100m in the Olympics. He was doing that tunnel vision thing and blocking out all the other runners so they wouldn't affect his concentration. He was there to do a job and wasn't going to let anybody get inside his head. What you appear to be saying is Linford should have been fretting about the other runners to show his emotional side. I enjoy reading Cos's stuff but lately I'm seeing a lot of angst towards other players. My advice was for him to try and be less frustrated by his opponents. His reaction was to get frustrated. He believes that even when he is tilting he is fully in control. But it isn't possible to be tilted and fully in control at the same time. DUCY? So I'm afraid that is the only drivel in the thread. Anyway I'm enoying this report so let's move on with the next instalment.... Do you not think that sometimes having someone tilt you slighlty motivates you to play your A game more against them? Usually when I get tilted by someone, they end up with my chips. |
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