Originally posted by johnysprinkles
I am a dish washing enthusiast!
Hey Johny! :heart::heart::heart:
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Harrier, now you know the trick to impress all the ladies out there 
Prim, I'm gonna have to suggest letting it soak overnight with hot water and a lot of dish soap, and then going after anything remaining with some steel wool the next morning. Bam!
This week on the coaching, we get to one of the episodes that I enjoy the most every year. Like regulars of the Wednesday coaching may know, after every SCOOP and WCOOP, Honigmund38 and I go through the $10k main event final table replay (with all hole cards revealed). So this Wednesday will be the first week of the SCOOP-H ME! Join us for two weeks of high-stakes strategy and fun
Originally posted by CollinMoshman
Hey Johny!Harrier, now you know the trick to impress all the ladies out there
Prim, I'm gonna have to suggest letting it soak overnight with hot water and a lot of dish soap, and then going after anything remaining with some steel wool the next morning. Bam!
:mdr: Baaaaaaam! And the bowl is clean! ♠_thumbsup:♠_thumbsup:♠_thumbsup: :mdr:
Originally posted by CollinMoshman
Hey Johny!Harrier, now you know the trick to impress all the ladies out there
The first time my Mother-in-Law came to visit, after supper I did the dishes. It's amazing how much of a difference it made in her opinion.
And of course, she told everyone she knew about it.
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Next week on the coaching: dish washing!
We´re going through tricky spots like sticky dough, sticky cheese or "Nutella" on plates and bowls and discuss strategy how to get rid of them and get the best clean results. Further we talk strategies for buying a good dishwasher and impressing wifes, girlfriends and mothers in law. See you guys there!
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Originally posted by Primrose6789
Next week on the coaching: dish washing!We´re going through tricky spots like sticky dough, sticky cheese or "Nutella" on plates and bowls and discuss strategy how to get rid of them and get the best clean results. Further we talk strategies for buying a good dishwasher and impressing wifes, girlfriends and mothers in law. See you guys there!
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Been there, done that.
Soaking anything in hot water with a little bit of washing solution is always good.
Best regards,
Former manual dish-washer. Nowadays a happy dishwasher owner
Originally posted by Primrose6789
Next week on the coaching: dish washing!We´re going through tricky spots like sticky dough, sticky cheese or "Nutella" on plates and bowls and discuss strategy how to get rid of them and get the best clean results. Further we talk strategies for buying a good dishwasher and impressing wifes, girlfriends and mothers in law. See you guys there!
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Hahahahahaha this is great!
Venatici, I admire that dishwashing prowess!
Vorpal, sounds like a pro move you pulled with the MIL
Harrier, that is indeed some epic email trolling ♦
This week on the coaching ... Part 2 of SCOOP review with Honigmund! We're going to finish it out looking at play from 6-handed to HU. See you guys there
This week on the coaching ... Playing draws! We're going to look at a number of hands (mainly different types of SNG) where Hero has a draw and analyze the best line.
See you guys there
Originally posted by CollinMoshman
This week on the coaching ... Playing draws! We're going to look at a number of hands (mainly different types of SNG) where Hero has a draw and analyze the best line.See you guys there
I'm guessing that this is Wed Jun 12 at 21hr CEST (UTC+2)
For some reason the schedule post isn't updated yet.
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Originally posted by CollinMoshman
This week on the coaching ... Playing draws! We're going to look at a number of hands (mainly different types of SNG) where Hero has a draw and analyze the best line.See you guys there
Oooh, THAT is good!
It's simple!
Weak draw: Raise (rarely), call (sometimes) or fold (often)
Medium draw: Raise (sometimes), call (often) or fold (sometimes)
Strong draw: Raise (often), call(sometimes) or fold (rarely)
Hmm forgot about betting or checking but no strategy is perfect?
Originally posted by Primrose6789
Or raw violence is the solution? :f_biggrin::f_biggrin::f_biggrin::f_biggrin:
Controlled violence sure good but pot, pot, pot might not be best
Had some weird hands yesterday because there was this huge whale who likes to pot it with wide range. E.g. he could have mid pair or Kd9d on Td5h4h flop and he goes pot and pots turn again often. So means top pair is "nuts". Now I managed to get couple times like top pair with weak kicker against him. Just felt bit weird when flop is like close to spr 10 and you kind of know that on most runouts this has to be stack off...
Originally posted by ghaleon
Had some weird hands yesterday because there was this huge whale who likes to pot it with wide range. E.g. he could have mid pair or Kd9d on Td5h4h flop and he goes pot and pots turn again often. So means top pair is "nuts". Now I managed to get couple times like top pair with weak kicker against him. Just felt bit weird when flop is like close to spr 10 and you kind of know that on most runouts this has to be stack off...
Sounds like a nice approach against this type of whale. It's easier in limit hold 'em when you know someone is jamming ATC every hand or something to just call them down with fourth pair. In NL you can know it's right to make a light calldown but still takes a lot of resolve to put whole stack at risk calling them down once