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declining a headsup offer is what
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[QUOTE="titans4ever, post: 517552, member: 2843"] A good poker player knows his limits and plays within them. You answered your own question and now just want to make sure you are right. You said it is out of your bankroll at the moment so that alone should make this question easier to answer. Your confidence is down so that should also make this an easier to answer. You don't sound like a winning players so that makes it easier. You don't have alot of experience heads up, that makes it easier. If you want, get him to lower the stakes and play over multiple sessions for the same amount. Instead of $100 for one match which anyone can get lucky on. Challenge him to 5 matches at $20 each. That will show who is really the better player anyway. This way you can get some heads up experience and unless he is insanely lucky you should win at least a couple of the matches and be out at most $60 - $80. [/QUOTE]
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