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Big Blind's that defend with crap hands...
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[QUOTE="ph_il, post: 800780, member: 508"] Above. Also, you seem to throw the word 'donk' around a lot. Ever consider the possibility that this play is actually new and doesn't know what he is doing? I have to say, your play wasn't exactly pro-like. In fact, I'd say is pretty borderline donkish the way you played the hand. I dont think of the word DONK as just "A bad player" but also "A player who makes bad moves/decisions" and that, IMO, is what you did. Of course, I wont say anything because I and everyone else knows I fall into the donk category. ...but hey, sometimes it takes one to know one. ETA: Just read that starting stack is 3K, which makes your shove play an even worse one. Maybe you should be more concerned on how to improve your game more and not risk your tournament so early. If I were you, I'd be more upset at how I played the hand than my opponents holdings. Just a thought. [/QUOTE]
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