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Afulibador
Joined: 21.08.2009
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Information is everything in this game. If I m really annoyed in a given spot I call and find it out.


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nitrol
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Calling out of annoyance, boredome is not what I like. You should find the better spot for that call.


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Afulibador
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If this call can make u solve some questions u where having before, it has value.


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nitrol
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Not enough. you can wait another round.


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Afulibador
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if the question comes up in mind when villain does THIS particular play, hero have to face a showdown on this spot one time to solve it, and top two pair is not the worse case at all.


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nitrol
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if not flush and fullhouse possible, maybe so. But as these are possible - not worth it.


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la55i
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Curiosity will kill you. It is more correct to overfold than call to get information.


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Afulibador
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if its against someone u face really often, I think it has good value imo.


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nitrol
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Originally posted by la55i
Curiosity will kill you. It is more correct to overfold than call to get information.

Exactly. It is not a piece of rare info that you cannot acquire soon afterwards. It is better to fold and save money for better spots.


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nitrol
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Originally posted by Afulibador
if its against someone u face really often, I think it has good value imo.

If it is vs someone whom you face very often, maybe you should ask yourself - Why, the F..k do I need this info. I play so rarely vs him... :)


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Afulibador
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Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador
if its against someone u face really often, I think it has good value imo.

If it is vs someone whom you face very often, maybe you should ask yourself - Why, the F..k do I need this info. I play so rarely vs him... :)

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Afulibador
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Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by la55i
Curiosity will kill you. It is more correct to overfold than call to get information.

Exactly. It is not a piece of rare info that you cannot acquire soon afterwards. It is better to fold and save money for better spots.

If u are curious about evetything, surely will. But in some specific spots... not at all.


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nitrol
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Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador
if its against someone u face really often, I think it has good value imo.

If it is vs someone whom you face very often, maybe you should ask yourself - Why, the F..k do I need this info. I play so rarely vs him... :)

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You should ask yourself - do you need to collect this info if you face him rarely. Why do you need it then? You don't need it. And you do not need to paythis price for it.
And again from the field we went on figuring out a single rare case...
All in all do not have to make such calls.


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nitrol
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Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by la55i
Curiosity will kill you. It is more correct to overfold than call to get information.

Exactly. It is not a piece of rare info that you cannot acquire soon afterwards. It is better to fold and save money for better spots.

If u are curious about evetything, surely will. But in some specific spots... not at all.

Do not go to the specific spots. Look at the big picture.


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Afulibador
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Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador
if its against someone u face really often, I think it has good value imo.

If it is vs someone whom you face very often, maybe you should ask yourself - Why, the F..k do I need this info. I play so rarely vs him... :)

didnt get it

You should ask yourself - do you need to collect this info if you face him rarely. Why do you need it then? You don't need it. And you do not need to paythis price for it.
And again from the field we went on figuring out a single rare case...
All in all do not have to make such calls.

I said the opposite, man. Facing the same player often.


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Afulibador
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Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by la55i
Curiosity will kill you. It is more correct to overfold than call to get information.

Exactly. It is not a piece of rare info that you cannot acquire soon afterwards. It is better to fold and save money for better spots.

If u are curious about evetything, surely will. But in some specific spots... not at all.

Do not go to the specific spots. Look at the big picture.

Look ate the big picture and u ll miss the nuances.


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krigel77
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coto kutunio


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nitrol
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Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador
if its against someone u face really often, I think it has good value imo.

If it is vs someone whom you face very often, maybe you should ask yourself - Why, the F..k do I need this info. I play so rarely vs him... :)

didnt get it

You should ask yourself - do you need to collect this info if you face him rarely. Why do you need it then? You don't need it. And you do not need to paythis price for it.
And again from the field we went on figuring out a single rare case...
All in all do not have to make such calls.

I said the opposite, man. Facing the same player often.

If you face him quite often, can you wait for a better spot to invest your money for information? Sure you can! And you can 1000 times if you see him often.


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nitrol
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Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by la55i
Curiosity will kill you. It is more correct to overfold than call to get information.

Exactly. It is not a piece of rare info that you cannot acquire soon afterwards. It is better to fold and save money for better spots.

If u are curious about evetything, surely will. But in some specific spots... not at all.

Do not go to the specific spots. Look at the big picture.

Look ate the big picture and u ll miss the nuances.

Disagree. With not looking at the big picture you will miss the nuances.
You talk about private cases, which are not faced very often.
And you should pick carefully your spots for collecting info.


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Afulibador
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Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by Afulibador
if its against someone u face really often, I think it has good value imo.

If it is vs someone whom you face very often, maybe you should ask yourself - Why, the F..k do I need this info. I play so rarely vs him... :)

didnt get it

You should ask yourself - do you need to collect this info if you face him rarely. Why do you need it then? You don't need it. And you do not need to paythis price for it.
And again from the field we went on figuring out a single rare case...
All in all do not have to make such calls.

I said the opposite, man. Facing the same player often.

If you face him quite often, can you wait for a better spot to invest your money for information? Sure you can! And you can 1000 times if you see him often.

So, just call w the nuts in those spots and u ll be very exploitable.


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