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The Paradoxical Nature of Giving Good Advice On Public Poker Forums
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[QUOTE="Elie_Yammine, post: 1621907, member: 65473"] A little different than everything said. I understand that people help each other because they want more of a challenge and less donk play during their poker sessions. Not everyone is only interested in money, for me, the reward of making a good player fold his trips when I have air just because I acted correctly and made this person believe what I wanted him to believe is much more exhilarating in itself than the money I win... When I make and incredibly tough call with my top pair weak kicker just because I read that good player it also makes me feel great(like C9 said, that I'm superior to you in that game or in that field). To me that's what poker's all about, these 2 specific moments and the reward you get from playing right, and the punishment you suffer from playing wrong! That's what's so great when you play with real powerful players who know the game and who can sometimes see right through you! The problem with online poker is that many times you get punished for making the right play (just because it's 2 complex for the fishies to understand) and you might get rewarded for making a bad play (just because the fishies are, well, dumb and they fold to your tiny bet in the end when you were soaking in shit for the rest of the play) If we could make the online community a little more aware, then maybe we would have a more beautiful and challenging game rather than the idiot who calls your trips all-in when he has a runner runner straight draw and then proceeds to tell you that you suck and that he read your "bluff!" WHAT BLUFF?!!?? ok i get it you want to win money from them and all but seriously, u can find it really interesting to win it from a very tough player and u'll enjoy it more :)! [/QUOTE]
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