Thorwyn[B&Q] said:
Solo said:Does anyone know if HSBC have blocked transfers to gaming sites?
evzy said:Depends on how you had played previous hands etc - if you had bluffed / won with weak hands - I would have called you down with any pair as well - people go on about a specific hand but fail to remember sometimes a players action in one hand is decided by other players actions in previous hands.
Overdriven said:They're not allowed to do that, I think.
@Gamah: How can you complain?![]()
Gamah said:And thats why I show my rare bluffs, so trap players like you![]()
evzy said:Table game I agree its worth showing as you are going to be sat with the same people for some time so its worth feeding them some false info. Online - never ever show my bluffs simply because the turnover at a table is too quick - why give anyone any information when most people will leave a table quickly - I am faaar more likely to show big hands online than a bluff - because then its easier to pull a bluff off.
The only way you would trap me is if you put Angelina Jolie in a big cage that the door swung shut on as I ran in wang in hand!!![]()
Solo said:Agree with Evzy,
No point bluffing or showing bluffs online at small stakes because your opponents will have no idea what kind of hand you are representing nor it's strength. They will be amateurs and only thinking about what hand they have. I think at medium and high stakes it can come into play as part of metagame but I still think its a bad idea to show them? Maybe some tactic to put them on tilt but I wouldn't call it a wise move. You shouldn't give an information about what kind of hands you play and what your betting pattern is.
cHodAX said:Gamah, you entered the Talksport online tournament yet? They have some sweet prizes.
http://www1.talksport.net/forum/forum_detail.asp?type=feature&id=100969&a=7
MaCaBr3 said:SO moral of the story is, I have no id what Gamah is talking about.