Stacked...over and over and over again

i LOVE YOU BRETT WHENEVER THIS HAPPENS... REMEMBER UR A JUGGERNAUT!!!

hahaha <3 cody, thanks!

And big <3 for commenting on all of those hands. I had heard a lot of the same things before when I posted em earlier this month on the sMi boards and already made adjustments.

How funny would this be if it was from 1 session tonight though? hehe. It seemed like at first you thought it might be. ^^

fira waz hear

On September 26 2007 23:18 fira wrote: fira waz hear

omg friendz!

Let me give impart on thee some common sensical knowledgy (concerning your hand histories)

1) If you post too many hands, people will begin to ignore you. ESPECIALLY, if you're some microstakes nobody like myself

2) Do not post bad beats. Nobody cares about your bad beats, I don't care about your bad beats, all of LP does not care about bad beats. They're all dealing with their own beats and have seen 100x more beats than you have in their poker careers.

3) Don't post "tilt hands", unless they are very interesting. Same goes for bad beats. Nobody can fix those emotional plays for you but yourself, therefore they do not serve a purpose when posted.

I rarely, hardly ever ever post bad beats or tilt plays. The only hands I post are ones I think to be interesting or could use for improvement in my game. And even then, I get very very little views/comments on my hands. Just don't flood your blogs with like 1000 hands and expect people to nit and pick at every hand unless you're PAYING them to. Just pick a few hands for people to comment on and you'll get qualityr results.

On September 27 2007 21:26 vegable wrote: Let me give impart on thee some common sensical knowledgy (concerning your hand histories) 1) If you post too many hands, people will begin to ignore you. ESPECIALLY, if you're some microstakes nobody like myself 2) Do not post bad beats. Nobody cares about your bad beats, I don't care about your bad beats, all of LP does not care about bad beats. They're all dealing with their own beats and have seen 100x more beats than you have in their poker careers. 3) Don't post "tilt hands", unless they are very interesting. Same goes for bad beats. Nobody can fix those emotional plays for you but yourself, therefore they do not serve a purpose when posted. I rarely, hardly ever ever post bad beats or tilt plays. The only hands I post are ones I think to be interesting or could use for improvement in my game. And even then, I get very very little views/comments on my hands. Just don't flood your blogs with like 1000 hands and expect people to nit and pick at every hand unless you're PAYING them to. Just pick a few hands for people to comment on and you'll get qualityr results.

Didn't really expect anyone to look at this post but myself ^^ I was curious to see what it would look like if I compiled all my stacked hands. But I get what you're saying. At the same time, I want to come back through here myself and read those tilt hands and so on. That's why I'm picking 6 "interesting" hands that I'll post at the top of each blog hoping for input, and the rest are just for me to look at later.