TheKAAHK said:
Opponents can be different, they can be cunning and experienced, they can be emotional, they can be insidious and even evil, but in essence, it doesn't matter at all. Only your skills, your experience and your luck are what really matter.luckyfish98 said:
This is a great point! Always know your enemy and never underestimate them at the poker table!luckyfish98 said:
Yes, as famous professional players have said - we wish each other the best in our personal lives, but at the poker table we are hostile wolves!dannystanks said:
there is no problem with them - wait for a good combination and collect money from them(donkeys & fish)Poker Orifice said:
I don't know, your playing style doesn't seem like a tight player who waits for the other player to make a mistake. Maybe I haven't played at the same table with you that often, but last time you were very lucky to beat my "AA" with "10 8". And you shouldn't be afraid of wolves, you should be afraid of foxes!luckyfish98 said:
wich tournament it was AA vs 10 8 I beat youjohn_entony said:I don't know, your playing style doesn't seem like a tight player who waits for the other player to make a mistake. Maybe I haven't played at the same table with you that often, but last time you were very lucky to beat my "AA" with "10 8". And you shouldn't be afraid of wolves, you should be afraid of foxes!
About 2 months ago you knocked out my "AA" on 888 in a CardsChat tournament with “10 8” when there were about 15 players left (maybe less). You got top pair on the flop with a weak kicker, and I limped "AA". You went all-in on the flop, I called and you got an "8" on the turn.luckyfish98 said: