CardWarfare

First of all, you're a scumbag if that's how you feel. Learn how to play the game. Be a fish for a while and pay your dues, then make money the legitimate way.Second of all, it sounds like you've actually tried the ol' peanut-butter trick, in which case i strongly advise to stop trying to cheat at online poker and get out to some bars and meet people.

anybody got a link to Negreanu's article on cash games?

She did bring me home a 12 pack of bud on her way home. I love my mother.well look at that! you did a hell of a good deed, made your momma proud and yourself feel good, and got a case of brew to go with it all...way to be buddy.. we could use a few more good people in this world..

Hey guys, I'm a newbie to the FCP boards, and there probably is a thread for this somewhere in the piles and piles of over 800 topics, but I'd like to get some opinions on what different "muscles" are required in cash game play versus that of tournament strategy. I have had experience and success in both, but find that my overall performance in tournaments is much better than that of cash games. This goes for basically all forms of poker that I play regularly (7 Stud, Stud 8 or better, PL Omaha, Omaha 8, and NL Holdem). I'm fairly young and have a few years of experience under my belt, but wou

I have to say the biggest pet peeve is the online poker professors. The people that rant for 10 minutes about how you made a bad play putting a short stack in while holding a 20-outer. The guy who will call you reckless if you bust him with anything but the stone nuts. This is usually the same guy who sticks around the room in a tournament and keeps whining for 20 minutes.. Either Phil Hellmuth has about 1000 online poker accounts, or maybe people just feel a lot tougher behind computer screens...

where has spiritrock been lately? ive still never seen him on.. maybe i'm just picking bad times..

I don't know anything about your style of play but I feel the previous suggestions are both good plays. In most situations, I feel as if most would err on the side of aggression with this hand, due to the monster draw you had to go with your top pair. however, I must agree with the previous posts in saying.. if you put her on an overpair, why move in? even a tight player would be apt to call your bet with an overpair, so why not play the hand slowly and try to make your hand cheaper?