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I'm confused about tied hands
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[QUOTE="ender0713, post: 6253429, member: 447543"] This was definitely a hard lesson i had to learn more than a few times (i lost money) So I think its cool that your mastering the game before actually putting any real money on the line! (When you lose money, you definitely want to know why, haha) I saw someone at a casino one time storm away from the table because he thought he lost the hand, the action was three-way on the river so they gave the pot to the next best hand, hahah... Thats live play though... I would recommend definitely getting this bit of knowledge down before playing for real cash tho. You want to know what beats what like the back of your hand! And without even thinking about it! When you know this, and you find yourself playing like you dont know it, then that may be a sign that youre overplaying or my be getting tired, need to eat, etc... The good news is, learning the statistics behind poker isnt any harder than taking Algebra 1 or 2 in high school :) ... Good luck maN! :) :):):):):):):):) [/QUOTE]
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