Skulking off and licking wounds.

burger777 wrote:

shearspur wrote:SHOULD FOLD

fold, i am holding the nuts and i have this fish betting his straight draw, behave.

burger777 wrote:poker players say the luck factor is as hi as 75%, lol ok mate, like i said earlier that says it all mate, the game is about decision making, timing, knowing your opponents, getting reads and tells,chip counts,position etc, all this is skill my friend and gives the best players in the world the edge they needed to be where they are today, read brunsons book(super systems) if u dont believe me, there is a big section on the luck factor, but hey what does he know, hes only been playing 60 years and won millions of dollars in the mean time, pros like him and negreanu usually say 15/20 % luck is the normal ratio they work on, but this is only a figure as there is no real way that u can put a figure on luck. the timing of luck is the important thing, avoiding bad beats at certain times would of changed many a poker players path, 75% i would drop that figure if iwas you, thats ridiculous and would be very insulting to pro players that play it for a living, if the game was 75% luck everbody would be playing it, no. mate i would say that figure was a mistake or u hit the wrong button if i was you, your poker credibility depends on it.

shearspur wrote:burg the credibility went down the drain, when ion called you out.

shearspur wrote:but if its all been on tv whats it matter if you tell him which one was you, theres nothing to be ridiculed about it,more to be proud of i would have thought.

lewspurs wrote:


Or has the pc crashed again?

Mark2spark wrote:I don't get it.

Anymore = no longer

It had to exist first before ending.

The inclusion of the word "anynmore" is incorrect grammar, totally different to a spelling mistake (which was included for good measure though)

VisionarySound wrote:fcuking hell it's got to grammer now has it ? Look Aunt Sally a decision was made to tighten up, if you don't like it you have the option to not post anymore . . . . . .

VisionarySound wrote:

Mark2spark wrote:I don't get it.

Anymore = no longer

It had to exist first before ending.

The inclusion of the word "anynmore" is incorrect grammar, totally different to a spelling mistake (which was included for good measure though)

PS the word ANYNMORE exsists in no dictionary that I can find . . . . . . .