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[QUOTE="Bombjack, post: 485966, member: 11914"] 4D - sounds like he's managed to get you on tilt to the point where you're making terrible decisions. In the original post, bet the flop - although a check isn't terrible with no kicker - but easy fold to the overbet on the turn. And I don't know why you're even thinking about calling on the river. Why would you call all-in with 3rd pair, no kicker, 4 to a straight, and a flush on the board? You barely beat ATC. In the last post above, you've got no hand at all - another easy fold. It looks like he's overbetting so much, all you need to do is to wait till you get a hand. The way he has built up his stack is not by playing good poker, it's by playing badly and tilting people, turning them into calling stations, and you're just falling into his trap. [/QUOTE]
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