Best poker Mantra (saying)
Arendac
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tyslothrop
On Nov 22 2005 12:11 PM, Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
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> Arendac
big bucks, no whammies.
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Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
"That's poker."
ML
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Sage advice from Bob Stupak on the closed-circuit Vegas World channel
at his old hotel. He said it because he cared. Not because he wanted
you downtstairs in the casino.
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On Nov 22 2005 10:11 AM, Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
>
> Arendac
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JohnnyD
"Small cards pay big dividends"
ragscollector
i was gonna say that. I said that almost everytime i was in a flop last night
at the B/M. Never any whammies- at least none too bad.
Big bucks once when i flopped a set of 3s in a 3way pot on board of 3-5-T. Not
sure why the guy with 99 called my 100 raise on him but Oh well
i also like to chant deuce deuce deuce
On Nov 22 2005 1:15 PM, tyslothrop wrote:
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> On Nov 22 2005 12:11 PM, Arendac wrote:
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> > What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> > playing?
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> > Arendac
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> big bucks, no whammies.
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Its just a pair
Its just a pair
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"Arendac" <stevenfro...@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
>
> Arendac
I'm here to win every penny.
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alan
people picking up on that. So, I find myself saying "scared money is dead
money" when faced with a decision. Seems to help... I fold a lot less
winning hands than I used to.
Alan
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On Nov 22 2005 1:11 PM, Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
>
> Arendac
Ho sempre le noci
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David Roman
I think it's the best mantra because of the debates it generates.
Bad Bob
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
>
> Arendac
"No balls... no blue chips."
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aggressive folding
On Nov 22 2005 1:11 PM, Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
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> Arendac
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evilbilly
could he call me with bottom pair?"
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dgwlkr
On Nov 22 2005 10:11 AM, Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
"The object of the game is to make good decisions."
(Mike Caro)
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"Piaculum Accusate"
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Serenity Now!!!
Eric (elg26)
On Nov 22 2005 1:11 PM, Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
>
> Arendac
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DottieNevada
"Fold and I'll show you a bluff, call and I'll show you the nuts, raise
and Ill put you all-in."
"You move, I move, just. like. that."
and I heard this one in a tourney the other day when one guy was taking
a long time contemplating calling an all-in:
"What you thinking so hard about? Counting your outs? If your having
trouble try using your fingers. If you run out of fingetrs and have to
use your toes, RAISE."
and then my personal warning mantras:
"If even I get there, I may not want to be there, I gotta fold."
"Second place will getcha BROKE"
MysteriAce
> Serenity Now!!!
..insanity later!
>
> Eric (elg26)
>
> On Nov 22 2005 1:11 PM, Arendac wrote:
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> > What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> > playing?
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> > Arendac
~ MysteriAce
"Freedom of choice...is what you've got
Freedom from choice...is what you want"
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Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
>
> Arendac
It doesn't help much, and it really has no meaning except for the fact
that some yahoo came into an internet game once and said it from the
rail. It made me chuckle, so I've been using it every since.
"Come on! Big nut cards!"
jschwab
On Nov 22 2005 10:11 AM, Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
>
> Arendac
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Bryan K
>I think it's the best mantra because of the debates it generates
Not much of a debate as far as I'm concerned. It's more like educating
the ignorant.
Eddie901
On Nov 22 2005 6:38 PM, jim thorpe wrote:
> Its just a pair
> Its just a pair
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> I like trash talking:
>
> "Fold and I'll show you a bluff, call and I'll show you the nuts, raise
> and Ill put you all-in."
>
> "You move, I move, just. like. that."
I tried trash talking at a live game recently. After my raise, a guy was
contemplating calling from the small blind. I said something like, "I hope
you've got something, coz you know that *all* my chips are going in after the
flop". It worked -- he folded. Unfortunately, the big blind wasn't so
accommodating, called and bet out when the flop came KQT - I folded my 88.
Eddie901
Saturn27
college."
The true question is...how many people are going to get that reference.
One...and counting. (with tears streaming....hysterical)
Saturn27
Steve Kl.
Arendac <stevenfro...@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
>playing?
Eskimo.
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"shouldn't have ate that second enchilada"
Kinnipak
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
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> Arendac
I like to stand up after folding a hand and say..
"I can dodge bullets baby!" ...while pointing to someone I don't know on
the rail.....
Backslider
Don't you mean "with BLOOD shooting out my NOSE"?
Backslider
E.L.
I had a coupla classes with him: surprisingly,he would always argue
with the professor.... Philosophy of Religion was a hoot. I do
understand the desire to STICK A PENCIL IN MY EAR !!!
Don't really have mantras, ( mebbe', "what cards do they have?"),
but online sites where you can use your own icon always get the Celtic
mandala for "Discipline"....
" I must not fear.
Fear is the mind-killer.
Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
Where the fear has gone there will be nothing.
Only I will remain. "
The Bene Gesserit
Littainy against Fear
" I will not fear
Fear is the mindkiller,
Fear is the little death
That brings total Oblivion
I will permit my fear to pass
Over me and through me
And where it has gone
I will turn the inner eye
Nothing will be there
Only I will remain."
Alternative version....for easier
chanting......
E.L.
Raccoon
jschwab wrote:
> "A fool and his money are soon parted." - referring to myself. LOL
"A fool and his money are soon partying." - a relation, referring to
himself.
"I am a lucky player; a powerful winning force surrounds me." - Mike
Caro, rgp, Jan 29, 1998
Raccoon
Arendac wrote:
> What is the best mantra (or saying) that helps you the most while you are
> playing?
"I'm sorry, but I have had enough. I'll let others elaborate." -- Mason
Malmuth
Chris Bellomy
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XaQ Morphy
special day a few weeks ago when someone said he recognized me because I
called him sparky a while back, and then in that session. :)
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> So now whenever anyone is
> all in with second button, no kicker they'll flip over their cards
and
> say, "I flop da nut"
Second button, no kicker???
TVirta
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> a NL player with a viet accent that would say, "I flop da nut" when he
> bet all-in with second button, no kicker. So now whenever anyone is
> all in with second button, no kicker they'll flip over their cards and
> say, "I flop da nut"
>
There is a Mexican who I play with regularly. The guy is a good friend,
I've known him my whole life. His one downfall in life is that he will
never be a good poker player.
He's got some doozies, too, and they're all contagious.
"See for da' flop!" He's got a bad habit of not being able to fold when the
pot is raised before him, and he always says that when he calls.
"I need a deuce!" is a regular saying of his, which some people take the
wrong way at first. He says it every time he's in a hand and betting ends
on a street whether he needs a deuce or not.
"You got da straight?" He always says this when contemplating a call,
whether there are straight cards on the board or not. It leads to downright
hilarity on the occasional situation where there is a flush or a boat on the
board.
DottieNevada
If youre doing one of the two, second button's plenty. It is -indeed-
"the nut"
ram00
started to use it when faced with a coin flip situation..it works
great.
Arendac wrote:
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chaucerchick
So have you revealed what second-button is yet? From context clues, I have
condluded that it is second pair. I have never heard this phrase before, though.
Is my conclusion correct? Where is this phrase used? Or are you just making it
up and pretending that everyone knows what it refers to? Cause that would be
mean.
DottieNevada
in B&M rooms? Well, that's what I took it to mean all this time,
second pair. Bare in mind, after playing two months, I turned up my
cards once and said, "I've got a wheel to the six" thinking a wheel
was just a straight. So, sometimes my listening comprehension is off,
but Im pretty sure that's what it means.
DottieNevada
chaucerchick
Huh, thanks, I haven't heard that one. "Wheel to the six"--that is great. I can
see how you'd make that mistake.