GUMBY55

Thanks, that's plenty!

What's this poker corporation that Daniel's talking about in his latest blog entry? I searched the forum, but nothing came up. I figure it's a group of players getting together with some money to beat...whoever. Can anybody enlighten me?Thanks

I think that this is the best explanation I've heard. I'd like to say that I won't play it the same way again, but we'll see. Thanks

I know I was a dog, but was it the right move? I also notice that a word was censored that is the past tense of going to the bathroom. I see avatars of legs with bush, but I can't say p-i-s-s-e-d?

Thanks for the info. I usually do this when I have an overpair to the flop. I keep getting callers and losing. It's beginning to get frustrating.

Many times in tournament poker, you are left with an overpair to the flop with a medium to low chip stack. If you think others are on a draw behind you, do you go all in to try and push them out? Or do you bet small with the intention of pushing all in on the turn if it doesn't hit or folding if it does?I ask this because a few days ago, I was playing at FCP in a $10 multi table. Granted, the players that play in these aren't always the best. Right before the first break, I get Jacks. I raise to 4x BB, 2 callers. H-H-x flop, no overcards. I go all in with more than the pot and get called with

Congrats Danny!

Or Josh Arieh. I wouldn't mind seeing him lose $10 million. I know Daniel likes him, but I'll neve get over that WSOP incident.

Or Josh Arieh. I wouldn't mind seeing him lose $10 million. I know Daniel likes him, but I'll neve get over that WSOP incident.

I agree with Ivey, Chan, and Negreanu. I like watching Hellmuth blow up and he is a good player, but he wouldn't do it. Maybe Gus Hansen, I'm sure he could borrow $10 Million. No internet qualifier, that's boring. Unless the qualifier bought in for $10,000 and they paid out 1 place. That's balls, just like this 6 man sit 'n sit 'n sit 'n sit 'n go. Jennifer Harmon, she's got bigger balls than most of us. Lastly, Howard Lederer. He's consistent and makes great reads like the rest of them. So Ivey, Chan, Negreanu, Lederer, Harmon, Internet Shmuck.