SANSONE

his plays are not indicative of his play, guys, so quit hating.I AM MUSHU.

it's not DC #2 morons. it's mushu.

Whether this was mentioned to highlight the encounter with Deeb or the fact the Danny is flying First Class :shock: is a coin flip. Freddie's life will never be the same, especially when he reads the First Class thing. Nah, Mushu'd never think that. Ahhh, tournament poker... 8) One man's lottery is another's breath of fresh air. In case you thought Danny wouldn't be fighting an uphill battle on this one, think again. The rest of the players who flew into Australia, however, will be fully rested. And go ahead, name me one serious poker player who wouldn't take poker tournaments seriously

https://www.pokernetwork.co.uk/games/handhi...mber=1668674252YEAH IT'S LEDERER, FOOLS. GOOD READ. WHAT IS GOING ON IN YOUR IDIOT HEADS.

You monitor how many pairs of underwair you've gone through as your opponent is embarrassing you and coming back from deficit you luckily put him in. Then you say, 'hmm, time for laundry,' and skip town. Pretty simple, birds.

I knew there had to be a reason you always bust me in the FCP toureys, you really know your stuff! In all seriousness, your post is dead on. His style WILL and DOES work against average to good players. His success using it, though, must have given him a false sense of the optimal way to play against an experienced player. When I play him, I switch gears constantly. Sometimes 3-betting, sometimes calling, sometimes leading out, sometimes check-raising, etc. He has played several hands very poorly because I am playing head games with him. Making him THINK he's recognized a pattern, wh

Calling down 8 high unrelated OUT OF POSITION on kjj7, flop and turn, and losing to q high was just one of the many horrible 'investments'. I will get 3-1 to call 72 and know when to release it early (or when to bet the 2 i get checked into by k high). But these absurdly fishy calldowns with zero intention at making a move at the pot... If that doesn't resemble the very worst of Gus Hansen, what does? Also, I agree playing 72 is less optimal against a tough player than a weak one. But which one are you???????????????????????????You know where to find me, rag doll.gcc

other than deucesgcc

Texas Hold'em $500-$1000 (real money), #1,644,210,385 Table Dreamclown's HE, 29 Dec 2005 12:28 AM ET Seat 3: KidPoker ($108,789.75 in chips) Seat 8: Dreamclown ($83,938 in chips) ANTES/BLINDSKidPoker posts blind ($250), Dreamclown posts blind ($500).PRE-FLOPKidPoker bets $750, Dreamclown calls $500.FLOP [board cards 7C,3H,8C ]Dreamclown checks, KidPoker bets $500, Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker bets $1,000, Dreamclown calls $500.TURN [board cards 7C,3H,8C,8H ]Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker calls $1,000.RIVER [board cards 7C,3H,8C,8H,7D ]Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker folds.SHOWD

Texas Hold'em $500-$1000 (real money), #1,644,185,129 Table Dreamclown's HE, 29 Dec 2005 12:21 AM ET Seat 3: KidPoker ($103,050.75 in chips) Seat 8: Dreamclown ($89,694.50 in chips) ANTES/BLINDSDreamclown posts blind ($250), KidPoker posts blind ($500).PRE-FLOPDreamclown bets $750, KidPoker calls $500.FLOP [board cards KH,5C,2S ]KidPoker checks, Dreamclown bets $500, KidPoker bets $1,000, Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker calls $500.TURN [board cards KH,5C,2S,AH ]KidPoker checks, Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker bets $2,000, Dreamclown calls $1,000.RIVER [board cards KH,5C,2S,AH,KC ]Ki

Texas Hold'em $500-$1000 (real money), #1,644,001,485 Table Dreamclown's HE, 28 Dec 2005 11:28 PM ET Seat 3: KidPoker ($114,113.75 in chips) Seat 8: Dreamclown ($35,631.25 in chips) ANTES/BLINDSKidPoker posts blind ($250), Dreamclown posts blind ($500).PRE-FLOPKidPoker bets $750, Dreamclown calls $500.FLOP [board cards JD,3C,6H ]Dreamclown checks, KidPoker checks.TURN [board cards JD,3C,6H,8S ]Dreamclown checks, KidPoker checks.RIVER [board cards JD,3C,6H,8S,2H ]Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker calls $1,000.SHOWDOWNDreamclown shows [ 7D,2C ]KidPoker mucks cards [ 9H,KC ]Dreamclown win

Texas Hold'em $500-$1000 (real money), #1,643,833,259 Table Dreamclown's HE, 28 Dec 2005 10:42 PM ET Seat 3: KidPoker ($87,416.75 in chips) Seat 8: Dreamclown ($62,424.25 in chips) ANTES/BLINDSKidPoker posts blind ($250), Dreamclown posts blind ($500).PRE-FLOPKidPoker bets $750, Dreamclown calls $500.FLOP [board cards 8D,KS,8S ]Dreamclown checks, KidPoker bets $500, Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker calls $500.TURN [board cards 8D,KS,8S,4S ]Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker calls $1,000.RIVER [board cards 8D,KS,8S,4S,KH ]Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker calls $1,000.SHOWDOWNDreamclown s

Texas Hold'em $500-$1000 (real money), #1,643,829,069 Table Dreamclown's HE, 28 Dec 2005 10:41 PM ET Seat 3: KidPoker ($86,918.25 in chips) Seat 8: Dreamclown ($62,925.25 in chips) ANTES/BLINDSDreamclown posts blind ($250), KidPoker posts blind ($500).PRE-FLOPDreamclown bets $750, KidPoker calls $500.FLOP [board cards 8H,QD,8S ]KidPoker checks, Dreamclown bets $500, KidPoker bets $1,000, Dreamclown calls $500.TURN [board cards 8H,QD,8S,QC ]KidPoker bets $1,000, Dreamclown bets $2,000, KidPoker bets $2,000, Dreamclown calls $1,000.RIVER [board cards 8H,QD,8S,QC,JH ]KidPoker bets $1,000

Texas Hold'em $500-$1000 (real money), #1,643,657,872 Table Dreamclown's HE, 28 Dec 2005 9:55 PM ET Seat 3: KidPoker ($118,954.25 in chips) Seat 8: Dreamclown ($30,962.25 in chips) ANTES/BLINDSKidPoker posts blind ($250), Dreamclown posts blind ($500).PRE-FLOPKidPoker bets $750, Dreamclown calls $500.FLOP [board cards KD,8C,QH ]Dreamclown checks, KidPoker bets $500, Dreamclown bets $1,000, KidPoker bets $1,000, Dreamclown calls $500.TURN [board cards KD,8C,QH,2H ]Dreamclown checks, KidPoker bets $1,000, Dreamclown calls $1,000.RIVER [board cards KD,8C,QH,2H,QD ]Dreamclown bets $1,000,