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Screw working I found a easier way to make money

Squirrel

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Snake Grand Master

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Went to a casino up in Michigan yesterday. Played Texas hold'em and walked out with $400 in less than 3 hours. Amazing how many people dont know how to play.

How dose the casino win any money at Texas hold'em?

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Snake Grand Master

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Snake, usually in most cases they take a rake of the pots, that being if its a cash game. In tournament form, they just take a percentage of the buy-in most likely.

And it's always nice to tip the dealers! ;)

Well now I see why the Casino loves it so much. Win or lose they get money. I love Texas Hold'em but most people that dont play it a lot start to pout when they lose all there money in a cash game. In Hold'em it just happens that way you can make your night on one pot or you can sit for hours building up.

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It's especially annoying when those who know how to play, lose to someone who doesn't because they continually call and suck out when the odds are stacked against them. Just as stressful as golf.

:lol: Guy got pissed at me yesterday, big pot and he called me got mad when I beat his pair of aces with two pair (10 and 4's). Got that on the flop. Odds are fine but you also have to factor in luck. Won another pot yesterday by getting a straight with the river card. Some of the guys was trying to play me I dont play that way play my cards. They thought I didnt know what I was doing. I did I just was playing unpredectiable (Wouldnt show my hand bidding low on great hand to intise someone to try to go all in).

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:lol: Guy got pissed at me yesterday, big pot and he called me got mad when I beat his pair of aces with two pair (10 and 4's). Got that on the flop. Odds are fine but you also have to factor in luck. Won another pot yesterday by getting a straight with the river card. Some of the guys was trying to play me I dont play that way play my cards. They thought I didnt know what I was doing. I did I just was playing unpredectiable (Wouldnt show my hand bidding low on great hand to intise someone to try to go all in).

You played T4? Please tell me you were BB and everybody else limped... otherwise, I'd be pissed too. T4 is an atrocious hand to play unless it's practically folded to you. No offense..

Skill always outlasts luck in the long term.

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You played T4? Please tell me you were BB and everybody else limped... otherwise, I'd be pissed too. T4 is an atrocious hand to play unless it's practically folded to you. No offense..

Skill always outlasts luck in the long term.

It was just me and him after the flop. He limped in so I knew I had him.

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Please tell me if I am wrong... If you play poker, and I do mean play, is it not almost considered disrespectful to play those rags? Now I get posittion, an unraised BB, or SB with a bunch of limpers, the situation allows different things. They are your chips, you can put them in whenever you feel you want to, but you play them cards, suited or not, and you wont be winning many games. You will probably rake in a few pots, but thats winning a battle, not the war. You can come donk at my game anytime..

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Please tell me if I am wrong... If you play poker, and I do mean play, is it not almost considered disrespectful to play those rags? Now I get posittion, an unraised BB, or SB with a bunch of limpers, the situation allows different things. They are your chips, you can put them in whenever you feel you want to, but you play them cards, suited or not, and you wont be winning many games. You will probably rake in a few pots, but thats winning a battle, not the war. You can come donk at my game anytime..

Yep. I agree. If it was online might be one thing but not in a tourney.

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