Cry Babies VS. Donkeys

i'm the guy supporting the donks every time and i sometimes egg on the cry baby when im bored.

donks = best source of income
cry baby = not much better than a donk usually if they can't handle a bad beat and long term thinking.
cry babys are no good. just annoying and saying stuff to a chat box like anyone cares or (for those golden few who do) that they can do anything for them.

donks play i support whenever possible, probably 4:5 of the "nh" comments i give, which ain't that many, tend to be towards the worst donk plays i ever see just to encourage them.

vaboris said:

Name me a sport or a game where people like a crybaby or a whiner...

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Tennis/John McEnroe

vagas35 said:

Tennis/John McEnroe

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Jordan had his moments. Tiger Woods gets that whiny look on his face and throws his clubs.

If we like them, we don't think of them as crybabies when they cry

racing and tony stewart

wayschaff said:

actually in a 10 handed game it would only be 28 cards left. 20 cards to the players. 1 burn card for the flop and then the flop. all previding that everyone seated is playing.

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But once again, you don't remove the other dealt cards from an odds calculation. You only subtract the cards you know about -- your hole cards and the flop. As far as odds calculations are concerned, those are the only cards out of the deck. So if doesn't matter if it's heads up or 10 handed play, on the flop you figure the same 47 cards remaining and calc your odds from that.

dmorris68 said:

But once again, you don't remove the other dealt cards from an odds calculation. You only subtract the cards you know about -- your hole cards and the flop. As far as odds calculations are concerned, those are the only cards out of the deck. So if doesn't matter if it's heads up or 10 handed play, on the flop you figure the same 47 cards remaining and calc your odds from that.

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Imagine every card in the deck going into a slot after it is shuffled. Some of the slots are in your hand, some are going to be coming on the board, and some will stay in the deck. But once the deck is shuffled and beginning to be dealt, every card is in a slot and will stay in that slot.

You are trying to figure out the odds of a card you need being in the slot you need it to be (the turn or the river slot, for example). To calculate these odds, you need to eliminate all the slots you know (your own hand and the board). You are left with good slots (the ones you need to hit) and the bad slots. The bad slots include both the remaining deck *and* the other slots you don't know, the other players' hands.

tru2who said:

And then half the table backs the guy who played the hand like a complete gambler and moron? "

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poker is not gambling no, just because you have the greater odds means your more confident in your gambling move.......