Originally Posted by steve_farha

Will ship by Sunday, hope this is okay

Originally Posted by murraycod1

but the river, a full house seems unlikey as he probably would raise the flop? and a 10 or FD - wouldn't they be more likely to check behind the turn?
Would you bet fold river or better to check call?

Originally Posted by murraycod1

y am i betting the turn?

wouldn't i get a lot of worse hands to possibly fold or am i trying to get value
from weaker queens, tens and draws?

Originally Posted by moffo47

Welcome back ballsack... come down off your high horse/emo cloud?

Originally Posted by Nauv

Hey risk

I'll take 10% of main. I get to crown wed 19th... Can I give u cash there? Don't think I've met u before but I'm sure someone will point u out.

Thanks

Originally Posted by risk2Dupside

Pieces to sell (note markup above) as follows:
- Main Event (50%)
- 1100 sixmax (30%)
- 1650 bounties (20%)
- 1100 turbo (20%)

Originally Posted by steve_farha

Can I take 5% of bounties and turbo please?

I'll pay on tilt, and when do you need it by?

Originally Posted by risk2Dupside

Pieces to sell (note markup above) as follows:
- Main Event (50%)
- 1100 sixmax (30%)
- 1650 bounties (20%)
- 1100 turbo (20%)

Originally Posted by risk2Dupside

You have to understand that general concepts for winning chips in poker include taking the initiative in the hand, being the aggressor, and having position...

If you have neither of these things then strategically it is much harder to win pots - particularly pots of any decent size. If you open limp a hand in early position, you effectively have no initiative (ie are not the 'owner' of the hand, no one is waiting for you to continue the action postflop), are not the aggressor (you have shown no real strength, are more susceptible to being raised preflop), and will almost never be in position in the hand (making it harder to manipulate/control/build potsize successfully or disguise your holding well enough to convince people to put more chips in a pot than they should).

Therefore even when you flop a winning hand it is going to be extremely difficult to suddenly get everyone excited enough to stick all the chips in the middle just for you.

It's like standing in a bar full of girls and expecting them to go home with you just because you walked in the room; what makes you so different - you're just making up the numbers at this point!

I really think it is going to be hard to show a profit over the long run by open limping a small pair UTG, and in general it is a very bad habit to have.