… 3-2 and booked their place in the final. They also … that kind of thing. A point not lost on Scott! Next …
… profits The following hand took place in a $10,000 buy … my opponent calls. At this point, it is difficult to narrow … I used to take eighth place in the event. If you …
… number is all over the place. Any average number would be … this: THIS IS A STARTING POINT. The exploitative style is a …
… The following hand took place early in Day 1 of … 3,850 pot. At this point, I was fairly certain she …
… of America, I made a point to play a bunch of … eventually petered out in 18th place, cashing for roughly $5,500 …
… have some predetermined strategy in place outlining when you plan … should play normally. Make a point to identify the players … bankroll together. To illustrate this point, consider what happens when … completely squandered. I make a point to pack a backpack …
… mind is in a good place before sitting at the poker … me. I also make a point to be in good physical …
… minimum. There is really no point in raising. Another reasonable line … be limped in the first place. The flop came Qh-Qs …
… 219,000 pot. At this point, I had to decide if … , allowing me to take 4th place for €30,000. All in …
… when the following hand took place. My opponent in this hand … heads-up flop. At this point, I was somewhat unsure what … 17,400 pot. At this point, given what I know about … draws missed. However at this point, I think my opponent viewed …
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