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Posts posted by TXSooner518
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21 minutes ago, pch said:
I have a reunion coming up in Corpus shortly and I am going to this location. That picture sez come to butthead!!
Yeah I go to Corpus 2-3 times a year for work and just added to my sheet.
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Yeah I needed a tire replaced and went to the Discount Tire nearby so I could swing in and get the $10 annual membership, but noped out after the parking lot/line. Too bad you couldn't sign up online, they would have gotten a decent amount of business from me if so, but now none.
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6 hours ago, blacklab said:
Lodge, Monday night big o tournament
Wow, they are usually better than this IME. Curious which floor made the initial ruling.
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On 8/24/2024 at 4:48 PM, blacklab said:
BB kept his cards in his hand, dealer called floor, floor ruled oral action is binding and folded his hand and gave $44k from his stack to small blind.
I told floor action was over, doesn't matter what he said. Floor disagreed.
I asked if I got all in preflop with a buddy and cards are all face up can I fold after the flop once I see I'm going to beat him?
He said no, I asked how is this different and he didn't have an answer.We had 14 people left, 12 got paid and 99% of the time when it gets to 13 in this tournament we agree to pay 13 something.
The other short stack at the table was livid about the ruling.
JFC this is tilting to read. WHAT ACTION DID HE FOLD TO?
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On 8/20/2024 at 5:20 AM, Lurch said:
Tell the dealer not to let the cards muck, but don’t touch them myself. I absolutely have the right to defend the game. This is not one of those “shut up if you’re not in the hand” situations
Dealer/floor should flip his cards up and run it out.100% this. BB can't fold, and every all-in hand must be tabled in a tournament.
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If I fold, would have been quartered 0% of the time. If I call, 100%.
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On 8/3/2024 at 11:20 AM, tx 3 putt said:
The smoke room at City Market is still one of my absolute favorite places on earth.
Had LMBBQ on Friday, brisket was fine, pork ribs were good, jalapeno sausage was really excellent, as was a new smoked boneless skinless chicken they had for $18.99/pound.
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On 8/2/2024 at 10:06 AM, blacklab said:
Get dealt AAK82 double suited. Raise $10 pre flop and get 5 callers. Flop is AdJd2s. I pot for $55, get check raised all in by guy to my right for $200 more. I announce fuck it and call. He shows J65d43d. Just need to avoid diamonds and 3-5. Next card out 4 of diamonds, river does not pair the board and I double him up. Looked at the odds and I was a 36-64% dog in equity after the flop. Need to learn to fold sets of aces.
Folding here would be bad. You were putting in 35% of the money and have 36% equity so you should call if he shows his hand before you act and he has basically the worst possible hand for you. He can easily have something like A2234 and you're locked to at least half the pot unless the case deuce or a 5 and non-board pair come.
On 7/30/2024 at 12:55 AM, Brian Fantana said:The two situations are drastically different, this is a shit analogy.
True. One is a friend using a program and telling me the results so I can adjust my strategy and the other is a friend using a program and telling me the results so I can adjust my strategy. Dunno what I was thinking.
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Right. Tamayo wasn't using them. Other people were and communicating the information to him.
EDIT to add: And I'm not trying to be smartass or pedantic. For example, what if I'm down to 12 bigs in a tourney and text a buddy and say hey wug open jamming ranges 12 bigs BTN, CO, HJ? and he replies? Was I "using a solver"? I don't think so. It gets pretty gray pretty fast.
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On 7/16/2024 at 2:35 PM, TXSooner518 said:
The QQ fold is pretty crazy, and I guess depends on exactly how much $$ you can add by making the final table, which I have no estimate on. Also, if you think you have a significant skill edge and will benefit from the rest day, and/or a team of really sharp people who can spend that day crafting notes and plans on the other players, then there is a lot of value in not busting beyond just the pay jumps themselves. I wasn't watching the coverage, so dunno how much the guy who opened that hand was opening, which also impacts it of course.
Looks like this was in fact part of his value for the FT! I can't agree with calling it cheating, but agree it's a bad look and agree that it will be made against the rules going forward. The trick will be what constitutes "coaching"? "Hey, next hand, you should open QTo+, J7s+, 44+" surely is. But what about "The blinds in the next hand are defending way too tight, open up?" Or "relax, deep breaths, you have 40 bigs, you're fine"?
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The QQ fold is pretty crazy, and I guess depends on exactly how much $$ you can add by making the final table, which I have no estimate on. Also, if you think you have a significant skill edge and will benefit from the rest day, and/or a team of really sharp people who can spend that day crafting notes and plans on the other players, then there is a lot of value in not busting beyond just the pay jumps themselves. I wasn't watching the coverage, so dunno how much the guy who opened that hand was opening, which also impacts it of course.
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That bacon was LEGIT
174 players in an 8am tourney! Sickos
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On 6/10/2024 at 4:10 PM, TwiceHorn said:
Yes it does. In two forms, justice of the peace courts and "small claims" courts. Usually the same court exercising different jurisdiction. Depends on your county. Can probably Google x county small claims/jp court and see what you've got.
What do you want out of it? Neither type of court can issue injunctions (orders to stop flooding/take action to stop flooding). They can only compensate you for your losses as a result of the flooding. You're gonna need receipts.
Small claims court got repealed in 2013. Every county has a justice court that handles civil cases up to $20k, but as you note, they can't issue an injunctive order.
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T-minus one week til flying out to Vegas, LFG!
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I have to say I have eaten several times for dinner at Bouchon and think it's at best mediocre.
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Yeah Pine Dunes is awesome, replays are half price and weekdays are usually pretty empty. I’ve played 36 there multiple times.
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On 5/12/2024 at 7:08 PM, Focht Up said:
We frequently see ads for draft kings etc. These are gambling sites. It's stupid that we can't have online poker
Also so stupid that we can do parlay player prop sites like PrizePicks, but can't just fucking bet a point spread or individual player props.
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I can’t find a fold anywhere here
Def not against described opponent. There are definitely a lot of 1/2 guys who are just never ever firing river with worse. Nice fade! -
BTW, I'm using a Discord server to share tourney action, rather than Twitter now, thanks to Elon nerfing Circles. Anyone who wants an invite, holler. Playing one this Friday at The Lodge. LGLG
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JFC LOL at big stack getting in multiway there with that hand.
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True! Or one or both of them might also have a flush draw, likely with a pair or two pair or a straight draw, which could decrease our outs but guarantee full pay.
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13 hours ago, Lurch said:
Oh, shit, yeah. Still, pretty questionable call imo. I can’t imagine getting much value on river
A dude led $100 into 7 people and another called $100 with 5 left to act on the turn, they are likely to have hands that will payoff. Also possible that they both have strong hands on the board you don't hit on, and all 3 players put stacks in on river, and you and whoever wins the other board chop the 3rd guy's money up. Also you are closing the action. I'd say much more reasonable fold if you are, say, UTG+1, and may be forced to call off stack on turn with no implied odds helping your equity.
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$50 to win $250 and also those river bets yo.
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No. I could see it more on like a 9-8-7 flop where we are much more vulnerable.