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[QUOTE="NCfoldem, post: 1543566, member: 67240"] I was away for a couple of days. What's all the fuss about? Just kidding. To clear up some misconceptions: I never said anything against Buddha (Did I comment right after his post or something so some thought it was directed at him? Not sure, but his advice has helped me in the past .. wouldn't diss him directly normally). Also, sarcasm (yes I do it myself) is [I][B]NOT[/B][/I] a good post ever. It is classic passive-aggressive behavior, lacking both insight and wisdom. Unlike my post, which was aggressive-aggressive so to speak. Obviously, I know my cash game sucks. You can tell this because I said my cash game sucked. So anyone who thought that I was [I][B]not [/B][/I]looking for advice is ... welll ... dumb? Maybe they just had an off day, let's give them the benefit of the doubt. I applied some of the advice from this post to ring games Thursday, just [I][B]before [/B][/I]my post. I lost and lost and lost. I got bad beat , regular beat - you name it, my straights were beaten by Full Houses, etc., etc. I don't know how you guys that make money at cash games beat the luck factor let alone the rake, blinds. There is no strategy that can beat a never-fold sucking out. None. They have to fail to suck out. The way I play (lousy it seems), I can't win enough to overcome the big pot losses that come from getting bad beat. Everyone keeps saying that if you make good decisions, eventually you will come out ahead. Since you can't get people to fold on a regular basis at the games I play, even though they are a long shot % to win the hand, to me , a good decision is when I recognize that I am the favorite and play accordingly. This is what I do - my reads are good (not Thursday though), but I still lose big pots and win small ones. I do not win enough small pots to offset the big losses. So I was pissed Thursday (not at anyone in particular). No offense, but if you Bozos can win at Poker, then I can too ... ;). But so far, I have to look up to all of you ... that really sucks! Thank you for your help; I am not an ingrate - I appreciate it. [/QUOTE]
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