The great Tony Big Charles said you need to kill yourself lol
tony bigcharles @sevencard2003 · 8h 8 hours ago
If I had the money these $20-40 guys had at the table next to me and still played limit instead of real poker I'd kill myself why don't they.
This must be his mug-shot pose.
I think there's room for him here, if he
owns a computer that is.
Kill yerself anyway Tony, cuz you'll never have their money.
To be fair, I play 40-80 or 100-200 limit live, so this doesn't apply to me.
Tony has Asperger's. (I'm not speculating or bashing him -- he admits this.)
I once asked him to come on PFA Radio and his response was, "I don't see how that would benefit me."
Doesn't or hasn't Tony played stratosphere 2-4 limit holdem with a micro roll in his sock?
So many asperger jokes, so little timeOriginally Posted by Dan Druff
To be fair, I play 40-80 or 100-200 limit live, so this doesn't apply to me.
Tony has Asperger's. (I'm not speculating or bashing him -- he admits this.)
I once asked him to come on PFA Radio and his response was, "I don't see how that would benefit me."
It's hilarious that we as a society think everyone can be a dr, a lawyer, an engineer. Some people are just fucking stupid. Why can't we just accept that?
I bet he would come on pfa radio for a buffet coupon.
Bashing a limit player with Aspergers? I know you aren't Druff.
Limit bots are excellent now. However, guys with aspergers have hands to shove the clay back and forth across the line in live limit.
Druff was this when he posted here and I asked you to try to get him on. I woulda chomped in a boo fay coupon.
To be fair, I play 40-80 or 100-200 limit live, so this doesn't apply to me.
Tony has Asperger's. (I'm not speculating or bashing him -- he admits this.)
I once asked him to come on PFA Radio and his response was, "I don't see how that would benefit me."
Well he's on PFA now. Hope he enjoys it!
I play both NL and Limit, but I favor limit poker live. These type of quotes always make laugh. You can watch a NL table and Limit game at the same time and see the difference. While the NL players talk about all the action and real poker it goes raise fold fold fold. Look at the mid-limit table and every pot is almost $200 or more. All the real poker stuff is in NL player's heads while they spend the day folding like wimps and never having to get in a tough spot.
Let me tell you something: the biggest lesson I learned in the bar business is to focus on revenues. Dollars, not dimes.
Druff that makes you worse in TBC's mind, how can you waste money on a game that you can't beat
He would be on the radio show for a $5.50 DON sng stake, he has sat in a 20/40 game just so he could get a free burger in some room and lose $300 while waiting
I can't play NL cash for more than an hour without being bored to tears, but I have played LHE sessions as long as 26 hours.
LHE has constant action. With NL, you are folding, folding, folding, and waiting for a spot to get a lot of money in.
I also don't like NL because one hand can make or break the entire session. I like my success being based upon large sample of hands I play to completion, rather than just the results of a few very large pots. I realize that you can achieve this at NL after a ton of hands played, but I find it demoralizing to have an otherwise good session ruined by one big hand that you lose.
At Bellagio a number of years ago, I was playing 10-20 NL. Some semidonk min-raised from early, and I had never seen him do that, and I was pretty sure he had aces, as a lot of rec players do the min-raise with aces thinking that it's the only way to assure a flop being seen. I had QJ in the BB and called, planning to play passively unless I hit 2 pair or better.
Flop Q72
I check/called a typical c-bet.
Turn J
I check-raised all-in, and he snap-called me. We each had about $3k in the pot, making the pot about $6k.
We actually both turned over our hands, even though this wasn't required at cash. He saw my QJ first, and frowned. Flipped over AA.
River 2.
I stood up and left. Didn't even want to continue playing after that.
Not the worst beat in the world, but having hands like that define your session's success or failure is brutal. I had grinded up 1k from a 2k buyin, and now it was all gone, thanks to the 2 on the river.
At LHE, this doesn't happen. When you lose a hand like that at LHE (which actually happens MORE often, because people see hands through more than they do in NL), you aren't losing your entire stack, and you can just shake it off and continue.
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