Am I a sissy?

fold flop
OR
fold turn
OR
call river

never fold river

obviously the ability to make a right choice is directly relevant to the testosterone levels of the decision maker

Fold turn. Call river as played. And don't listen to that 'if you call turn you have to call river' stuff'. That is not the reason to call the river here, it isn't really a logical reason for anything unless you want to avoid being exploited by a strong aggressive observant opponent who you play against almost daily at 10nl.

dont fire that turn!

c/f > b/f > c/c imo

on this turn, that is

wut is this c/c stuff
k/c ok

call riv u have no reason to fold after calling turn

folding river as played is pretty terribad imo.

unless you have the note "never 3 barrel bluffs. stops at 2 barrels" or something retarded.

imo c/c terribad k/c riv peel insta shovaments fyi just my 2cents

What ?

Now the relevancy of you being a sissy can not be determined just by this hand. Do you act like floofy around girls? Do you know how to assert "your male dominance?" Have you ever bought smirnoff for yourself? Have you ever wiped the grease off your pizza? Answering these questions will directly relate to you finding the answer to your own question and damn it aj sucks

sissy boy sissy boy na nana na na naaaaaaaaaaaaa

On December 02 2008 11:06 GirlsRVicious wrote: Now the relevancy of you being a sissy can not be determined just by this hand. Do you act like floofy around girls? Do you know how to assert "your male dominance?" Have you ever bought smirnoff for yourself? Have you ever wiped the grease off your pizza? Answering these questions will directly relate to you finding the answer to your own question and damn it aj sucks

:-D

Thanks for all the help guys.

On November 28 2008 11:59 Oly wrote: Fold turn. Call river as played. And don't listen to that 'if you call turn you have to call river' stuff'. That is not the reason to call the river here, it isn't really a logical reason for anything unless you want to avoid being exploited by a strong aggressive observant opponent who you play against almost daily at 10nl.

What are you talking about? That is a perfectly logical reason for calling the river if you call the turn because it is almost always a mistake to call the turn and fold the river for this kind of price. If it's not the reason to call the river then what is? I'm sure whatever you say will also be a justification for calling the turn, meaning the read didn't change while the board didn't change (actually the river was better for us as well because 22 is 1/3 as likely now).

fold flop vs nrly all opponents especially OOP

lol Oly you are 100% missing the point in the "if u call turn call river" thing.

On November 28 2008 11:59 Oly wrote: Fold turn. Call river as played. And don't listen to that 'if you call turn you have to call river' stuff'. That is not the reason to call the river here, it isn't really a logical reason for anything unless you want to avoid being exploited by a strong aggressive observant opponent who you play against almost daily at 10nl.

It is logical because once we decided to call the turn, we're assuming we have the best hand and cannot fold to that brick river. Calling the turn in hopes that he was just bluffing and would shut down on the river would be total spew.

On December 03 2008 02:00 Baal wrote: lol Oly you are 100% missing the point in the "if u call turn call river" thing.

How? Here if we call turn we have to call river because it bricked and we are facing a small bet. I was pointing out that I think the 'call turn call river' motto is overused and nonsensically so. That motto derives from each situation's logic, not vice-versa. Do you disagree?

YES YOU ARE

You may be right that its overused, but you chose a bad time to bring it up since it was being properly used here