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Gamah

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Some guy just called my $70 all in on a ace high straight with pocket 2's oO

Thanks for the money but why the fuck would he do that :<
 

Sparx

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means fuck all to me mate, maybe he wanted in your knickers?
 

Alan

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Cus hes a noob and a twat that just cant click [FOLD] :) Been there... done that... hehe
 

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Thorwyn[B&Q] said:
Maybe he wanted to emulate Gus Hansens bluff with pocket 3s.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Kxw4euaD6GU

Yeah but gus hanson can play :p

I raised pre-flop we prolly meant I have suited cards...or pocket pair..eaither way I would have owned pocket 2's

+ It's not really a bluff if I have all-in'd first ;)
 

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Does anyone know if HSBC have blocked transfers to gaming sites?

Can't seem to deposit today to webdollar from my hsbc account, shame as I wanted to switch sites after rakebake on the 1st of the month.
 

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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.
 

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Solo said:
Does anyone know if HSBC have blocked transfers to gaming sites?

They're not allowed to do that, I think.



@Gamah: How can you complain? :p
 

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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.

And thats why I show my rare bluffs, so trap players like you ;)
 

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Overdriven said:
They're not allowed to do that, I think.



@Gamah: How can you complain? :p


I thought they might be blocking it for US players due to the new legislation but not sure why I am affected by this.

Anyway seems hsbc arn't letting me deposit to webdollar which is a pain! Just I can't find any info on the internet about hsbc blocking gaming sites. And technically webdollar is 3rd party.
 

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maybe he was a fan of your forum posts and thought if he found some way to give you money you would continue to post stuff, but now funded by him..and eventually make a post about him ;o then he'd be famous like the almighty gamah..but you didn't write his name :( he's sad now! you ruined it for him!! poor guy waisted all that cash :D
 

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Gamah said:
And thats why I show my rare bluffs, so trap players like you ;)

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!! :p
 

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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.
 

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I actually tried playing so that i told straight up what cards i got.

Won me 10 hands in a row.

There's no rules really.
 

Gamah

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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!! :p

Heads up anytime mate :) just pm me ;p
 

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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.

Well a lot of the time i plat $2/4 tables and see many of the same players over and over, this time I ws on a .50/1 table so I guess ols habbits etc. I also play A LOT of live poker and often show bluffs to players because then against the same player i'll bet the same with a monster. Won me quite a bit of cash to be fair. I do agree though online its a little pointless, no one pays attention, you could fold 100 hands in a row then bet one super aggressivly and people would still call.
 

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Gamah organise another tourney sometime dude - wouldve loved to attend the last one but my PC had been having issue's so couldnt even get it to boot up - though seems hitting your hard drive and shaking a PC can help stop the hard drive having boot up issues - PC has been fine for the last week or so :)
 

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We had like a casino-party this weekend with friends. Was fun everyone dressed up in suits and smokings and betting with fake money.

There was table with Texas Holdem and I wanted to try it.
They didn't even finish explaining the rules before I buggered off.

SO moral of the story is, I have no id what Gamah is talking about.
 

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MaCaBr3 said:
SO moral of the story is, I have no id what Gamah is talking about.

Pretty much the same as the rest of us in all the non-poker threads then ;)

/em licks Gammy :D :p
 

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