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Quit the moment you start asking yourself when you should quit, whatever the reason.

do you know of anyone that offers rakeback for bayou poker?

anyone have any experience combining the two? I downloaded the necessary accessory but it still isn't working for me.

but I'm running so bad. I feel like I'm playing really well but I just can't hit a draw or avoid one. I am two tabling and there are a few loose passive players at each table. I am repeatedly missing my huge draws, after jamming like there is no tomorrow, like a flush draw, open ended straigh draw, and over card but getting absolutely killed by 4 outers and back door draws and of course some bigger draws as well. Anyway I'm beginning to feel defeated before the showdown but I feel like I'm playing pretty well so I don't think it's affecting my play too much. As you may have guessed I haven't p

signing up as a Poker Room Affiliate. First person to give me their affiliate ID gets the referal.

thanks for the info

If you already have an account with Party can you sign up for Empire through an affiliate to get rakeback?

For example if you already have an account with Party but you want to get rakeback can you get it by signing up for Empire? Or if you already have PokerRoom and want to play on Hollywood will you still get credit for being a first time player? I am wondering about both deposit bonuses and afiliate referals.

Better training for poker and perhaps life in general as well.

So I was watching a WPT episode the other day and thought it was one of the best I'd ever seen. Shortly after that I realized it was because I had the volume turned down. I used to not mind VVP but that is no longer the case. He called AJ losing a pot to AK a bad beat once. Neither of them had helped their hand at any point. Atleast Norman Chad mixes it up a bit.

Next your going to say that casino's should have clocks and natural light.

Won a $100 pot playing $1/$2 stud...Table 'Tours': $1-$2 Limit Seven Card Stud (Real Money)Seat 0: mestern ($8 in chips) Seat 2: RookCuzi ($66.90 in chips) Seat 3: Wang Vicious ($62.90 in chips) Seat 4: the skip ($74.70 in chips) Seat 5: lewkid ($57.10 in chips) Seat 6: hakrbill ($81.80 in chips) Seat 7: twonatdog ($12.90 in chips) *** Ante Round *** : Dealt to mestern: 3hDealt to RookCuzi: 2sDealt to Wang Vicious: JhDealt to Wang Vicious: JcDealt to Wang Vicious: JsDealt to the skip: QcDealt to lewkid: 2dDealt to hakrbill: 9dDealt to twonatdog: 10hmestern : Ante ($0.10)RookCuzi : Ante ($0.10)

You make a good point and I will add to that by saying that if you talk enough shit that your opponent is intimadated than you have possibly further added to your EV. However, in poker you need to be able to be objective about your abilities and those of your opponents. There will be times when you need to be able to admit that a game or limit is too tough, or that there are players in the game that are better then you and this does not necessarily fall under the category of being intimidated, rather just being aware. Does knowing that a player is better than you mean that you are afraid to pl

Amen. Unfortunately I find it to be the self promoting types, that I can't stand, that get more notice and recognition. I'll stop there before I break out into a rant.

Either variance or the players that don't understand variance and curse at fish for making a play that you want them to make every single time. So it's a toss up between feeling sick or feeling angry.