By: tcindc

tcindc — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:45:19 +0000

Yeah, amazingly stupid to make people feel uncomfortable at the poker table. More than one book has called bad beats the best thing to ever happen to the poker economy, because it encourages bad play like nothing else. So why point out that the person made a mistake? Why not just go with it and make him think he’s the next tornado to hit the poker world, instead? “Great call with that 83 suited chasing the flush against my top set! You hit it!” Hard to do, I know, when it’s all your money that paid for this anti-lesson. But your praise coupled with his win really will help make him think it’s brilliant poker, and it’ll take him losing his buy-in four more times at least with that bad move before he starts to think maybe it wasn’t so good.

By: TheWookieWay

TheWookieWay — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 09:08:56 +0000

Last I heard, was Jennifer was returning to Poker after doing some acting, because that’s where she wanted to be. Hopefully, she won’t let what anyone says get to her, no should anyone else for that matter. People will always talk, and some people still have a lot of growing to do. Make that a lot of people
But no one has power of you, unless you give them that power.

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