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You are the man, keep playing! LET IT RIDE BABY! 1 4.17%
Leave the table and buy-in at another table - explain. 13 54.17%
Quit and go celebrate - explain. 10 41.67%
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Old 03-15-2006, 03:43 PM
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Nimvin,

Those remarks are for limit grinders. Not NL.

Even a 30% chance of losing 1/3 of your bankroll is too great.

Remember, there are bank roll requirements for a reason. You are busting them up right now.

If you have a 500bb BR and triple up at limit, that still is only a small protion of your bankroll, and won't hurt you one way or the other (and you can't lose it all in one hand anyway).
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Too much of my bankroll on the line at this table. I am not much of a NL player to begin with, so I would be afraid of losing. I don't care if I have the wrong mindset here. I would be happy with the money I made and get the hell off the table. I wouldn't join another table considering I suck at poker.
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I understand its a cash game, and I guess cutting his legs out from under him was a bad way to put it. What I meant was if you both get HU for some reason, the best way to win the most money from him is to have as much as him at the table that way you maximize your profit. However, this can also maximize your loss. I am not saying that leaving is wrong and I understand that it represents a huge portion of your BR. I am just saying you have obviously played well to this point (assumption on my part, it could be variance ) and that people are scared of you and will play predictably against you.
You may be right... but lets put it in another form...

Would you play a 500$ SNG with 1500$ bankroll even if you know you are the best player around? Lets say you are sure to make top 5!

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I while ago I was playing .10-.25 fulll time and i noticed an ultra fish on my buddy list sit down @ a .5-1 games. so severly underrolled, I sat down w/ him @ a 4 handed game. The fish left about 10 hands in. 5 hands later I ended up winning a 100$ pot and left.
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Playing in a game where you can potentially lose 1/3 of your bankroll in one hand is a mistake.

If you want to keep playing, there's nothing wrong with joining a different table. Of course, taking a break is fine too. Quit/Celebrate and Join a different table are essentially the same choice.
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also, lastnight (4/9/06) I took a nice pot down and won 38bb.
so what are you doing posting on the 15 of March 2006 then? lol
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so what are you doing posting on the 15 of March 2006 then? lol
i dont believe in the glory corner.

different pot though. the 38bb was one where i went all in preflop w/ 74o. rog saw it. busted AQ.
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also, lastnight (4/9/06) I took a nice pot down and won 38bb.


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so what are you doing posting on the 15 of March 2006 then? loli dont believe in the glory corner.
different pot though. the 38bb was one where i went all in preflop w/ 74o. rog saw it. busted AQ.

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Yeah it was fucking sweet.

I thought it was 74s though? You wouldn't be getting the nutter butter reverse implied odds to make that kind of move unless it was t33h suited.

but still it was a very nice hand...
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apparently it passed over everyone so far. gder won a 38bb pot on 4/9/06 and I asked why he was posting on 3/15/06, not why he was posting it here and not in the glory corner.

If I could time travel I would go back and bet on Tyson vs. Douglas and every other underdog win that I could think of for the last decade, screw posting on poker forums, even if you guys are kinda kewl. (only kinda)
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