Sick Boy

How do you guys handle losing ALOT of money? Ive heard some really messed up bad beat stories but Ive always wandered what people do so that they dont go on a big tilt afterwards. When I lose very badly, I walk around alot and mumble things under my breath. Then I drink some water and kick back. What do you guys do???

Whats more important, Bracelets or money?If you could choose between having 4 bracelets and $2,000 000 or no bracelets and $4,000 000. What would you choose? Keep in mind in both cases you still have alot of money!Personelly, I would go for the bracelets. In my opinion having that many bracelets is worth the extra $2,000 000. But thats just me!What do you guys think?

If you could make the final table at the main event of the WSOP, would you choose a table full of poker pros,a table full of poker idiots or a table with an equel balance of both. If you want to play only pros, who would you choose to play against?

Ok, Im gonna sign up for real money right now. You guys convinced me! lol, I'm always willing to learn anything new when it comes to poker. I've been playing for five years and I've played for real money in home games against friends a couple of times. Play money is just practice really, no one around here wants to play me for money anymore cause I'd always win and I thought I would get snapped if I tried to sign up for a real money account. How many of you think I should go for it? I really want to but what are the chances that I get caught? I've got to put my address down and stuff like th

Ok ok ok Cody is not an idiot, but why do all you guys have to make fun off me just coz it was a play money tornament. Can a sixteen year old kid actually even enter a freeroll without breaking the law? Please let me know if i can.(which I cant)I'm dying to play for real money you dont even understand how much I want to, but how do you guys expect me to play for real money when Im under age? Man you guys are cruel, ps: I think that calling that much may have been a good play but I'm not so sure, you're people's reply has made me think a bit and I gues hew had the big stack and could call on

Dude Im only sixteen. Wtf is your problem, idiot

Dude thats a pretty bad but I think thousands off other amateur to novice players would've made that call like montana did with the following thought process going through their stupid ass heads: "Hey Ive got the aces and a flush draw, therefore I HAVE to go all in...take that you bastard!!!"Know what I mean? lolEven still, very bad beat and a lil funny. (Only a lil,lol)

I'm at the final table of a play money tornament. On the short stack with about 47,000 chips left, i go all in preflop on ace 10 suited. Everyone folds except the chip leader (with about a million chips), who, for some completely out of this world and unexplainable reason, calls me. The guy turns over 9 3 off suite and I'm like, "woohoo!" right? Cause Ive got this won right? RIGHT!!?Wrong...flop comes...939AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WTF IS THAT!!!!!!!!!!?????????Ok maybe going all in pre flop on ace 10 suited while Im in desperation mode mite have been the wrong move, but C

I'm almost completly certain that the best play in this postition would be a big bet of 10,000. I can afford a raise like this and it would be extemely difficult for the other two players to make the call, as I have turned over KK and AA earlier in the day and a call off that size would get them pot committed pre flop on the short stack. If they call and I miss the flop completely, I mite try a continuation bet, but if they re-raise, I'll lay down my Queen 3. However, if I hit the flop , I would probably check raise either one or both off them all-in. But that's just me, I could be wrong.