POKER TEAM DRAFT FANTASY Contest

[bobbywaves]

Wed 20
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bobbywaves	450		joecool	270		spider	375
thechaoz	665		thomorino	225		carolinadaze	425
hawkeye16	550		sinmiedo	175		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	450		mirapro	330
	1840			1120			1335

[thechaoz]

Wed 20
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bobbywaves	450		joecool	270		spider	375
thechaoz	665		thomorino	225		carolinadaze	425
hawkeye16	550		sinmiedo	175		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	450		mirapro	330
	1840			1120			1335

Thanks bud, nice 3rd today too!

[bobbywaves]

Thanks bud, nice 3rd today too!

You & Hawk are stepping up big, making Tripe's disappearance irrelevant.

[bobbywaves]

Thu 21
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bobbywaves	575		joecool	295		spider	395
thechaoz	665		thomorino	225		carolinadaze	425
hawkeye16	550		sinmiedo	175		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	450		mirapro	330
	1965			1145			1355

[thechaoz]

You & Hawk are stepping up big, making Tripe's disappearance irrelevant.

Ya I've had bitch of a time closing a win. I've thrown away a few small 20/30 cashes for going for the big prize. I think we can afford it right now.

[JoeCool20]

You & Hawk are stepping up big, making Tripe's disappearance irrelevant.

Yeah Hawk lied and said he wouldn't play much or I would have picked him! LOL


Meanwhile AT LEAST I am getting to the final table before I get donked!

The constant donks that happen to me are freakin ridiculous!!

I had KK and some idiot called with 88 and donked another 8 right in the window or I would have been in the chip lead!

Then I took a second because a dude literally luck-donked THREE straight two outers on me to win 1st place!

Then the next day I had AA and a dude calls with KK and donks a freakin 2 outer K on me!

Then today I was in the chip lead with 8 people left and some idiot went all in with 67!


I called with A J and the window was 3 4 A.

So I sit there and wait on the 5 to hit and he rivered the 5 and donked a fuckin straight! I still got 75 points.


I know it is just stupid SBR poker but this can end up getting a cash prize for the top finishers.


I know that it just isn't going to keep happening that I get freakin bullshit donked like this over and over.


It is incredible!! I get freakin luck-donked at least twice as much as anybody else and I still have over 300 points.

[bobbywaves]

Yeah Hawk lied and said he wouldn't play much or I would have picked him!

Hawk didn't lie, he simply stated what he thought at the time. Hawk is probably trying his best to play, since Tripe is letting our team down by entering this contest & not even playing. We're still kicking your ass, with only 3 people playing!

It is incredible!! I get freakin luck-donked at least twice as much as anybody else and I still have over 300 points.

Poor Joe, you make it sound like you're the only recipient of suckouts. If it wasn't for suckouts, I would cash every tourney.

[mpaschal34]

Bobbo....with your recent play, you better take your % down to 90.6%

[bobbywaves]

Bobbo....with your recent play, you better take your % down to 90.6%

I recalculated the stats & still at 94.4%.

[bobbywaves]

Fri 22
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bobbywaves	575		joecool	370		spider	395
thechaoz	665		thomorino	225		carolinadaze	425
hawkeye16	550		sinmiedo	175		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	450		mirapro	330
	1965			1220			1355

[Triple_D_Bet]

You & Hawk are stepping up big, making Tripe's disappearance irrelevant.

So far I've won twice as much in dollars this month as the rest of the team had in points, so I'd say my priorities are in the right place. Not a particularly good month either, but crushes your wildest dreams in poker

[JoeCool20]

No points for me tonight. I had JJ and got called by KK. Hell I'm actually proud that I got out without getting donked.

[bobbywaves]

So far I've won twice as much in dollars this month as the rest of the team had in points, so I'd say my priorities are in the right place. Not a particularly good month either, but crushes your wildest dreams in poker

Keep dreaming chump, you're all talk & no action. I've posted numerous screenshots of bets & sportsbook balances over the years, while you never post proof of anything.

Fact of the matter is you signed up for this poker contest with no intentions of playing. Screwing over any team, who had no other unfortunate choice than to draft you last.

Just like I suspected, we don't even need you. We're comfortably winning without you.

[bobbywaves]

Mon 25
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bobbywaves	575		joecool	370		spider	395
thechaoz	665		thomorino	225		carolinadaze	550
hawkeye16	725		sinmiedo	175		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	450		mirapro	330
	2140			1220			1480

[Triple_D_Bet]

Keep dreaming chump, you're all talk & no action. I've posted numerous screenshots of bets & sportsbook balances over the years, while you never post proof of anything.

Fact of the matter is you signed up for this poker contest with no intentions of playing. Screwing over any team, who had no other unfortunate choice than to draft you last.

Just like I suspected, we don't even need you. We're comfortably winning without you.

Spoiler alert for people who know better: reality > bobbo

There's no need to prove anything to you, and a few good reasons not to. Nonetheless, I've posted pictures of big wins before, and anyone poster who's ever played live with me won't hesitate to confirm I'm far better than you at poker. No need to post your PS balance (smaller than what I won last night) or your life savings on BetDSI

Fact of the matter is I helped this thing go by ponying up an extra person and paying for joe too. I never said I would be able to give it my all; in fact, I said the opposite:

Back in the pros! 300 sent for me and 200 for joecool, should be square i think?

Can't promise I'll perform too well, too busy winning real money, but I'll give it a half-assed shot!

As indicated, I'm giving it a half-ass shot...I'll play when I can, but I'm not gonna let SBR poker get in the way of even one hand of regular poker (any one of which I could win more than your entire PS balance). So congrats on playing worse than a poorly-scripted bot, but still being able to sneak in a few cashes in a very noncompetitive environment? FFS, you're trying your hardest and you're barely doing better than CS4

As always, feel free to jump in here with some nonsensical quote-editing or making all sorts of illogical statements...I'll probably be too busy winning more in poker this year than your house is worth, but if you come up with some brand-new nonsense maybe I'll take the time to make fun of it

[bobbywaves]

I'm far better than you at poker.

Coming from a guy who lost a very well documented 29k annual challenge poker bet to Waves.

Stop embarrassing yourself with your poker delusions Tripe. You could play every tourney & your results would be the same as your next to last finish yesterday.

[bobbywaves]

Tue 26
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bobbywaves	605		joecool	370		spider	395
thechaoz	715		thomorino	225		carolinadaze	625
hawkeye16	775		sinmiedo	175		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	450		mirapro	355
	2270			1220			1580

[Triple_D_Bet]

Coming from a guy who lost a very well documented 29k annual challenge poker bet to Waves.

Stop embarrassing yourself with your poker delusions Tripe. You could play every tourney & your results would be the same as your next to last finish yesterday.

Coming from a ghetto-dwelling welfare recipient whose biggest achievement in life is out-participating better players in microstakes poker. You forgot to mention the following year, probably because that's the one where you tried as hard as you could while I missed a bunch of tourneys and still beat you by an even bigger margin than in our contest. Or are you pretending you didn't try, the same as you claimed when you lost to DS all those times? Hard to keep track of your delusions, there are just so many of them...

[bobbywaves]

Coming from a ghetto-dwelling welfare recipient whose biggest achievement in life is out-participating better players in microstakes poker. You forgot to mention the following year, probably because that's the one where you tried as hard as you could while I missed a bunch of tourneys and still beat you by an even bigger margin than in our contest. Or are you pretending you didn't try, the same as you claimed when you lost to DS all those times? Hard to keep track of your delusions, there are just so many of them...

If you weren’t a constant broke dikk, I would wager 20k on proving your ignorant welfare statement. Work the SBR glory holes, solicit a 20k loan, & get back to me pencil neck. Fact of the matter is I’m comfortably retired while you’re a slave to the grind working.

So you’re bragging about beating me 1 year, when I beat you the other 7 years. Thanks for demonstrating your ignorance again. Not to mention I absolutely crushed you the only year it mattered, when you lost the biggest poker bet in SBR history (29K) to Waves.

Since Wulfman is no longer here to ask you this, how is your boyfriend Alex doing? Or did he finally break up with you?

[bobbywaves]

Wed 27
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bobbywaves	905		joecool	370		spider	395
thechaoz	840		thomorino	225		carolinadaze	625
hawkeye16	775		sinmiedo	200		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	450		mirapro	355
	2695			1245			1580

[thechaoz]

Keep getting down to final 5 and donked. Oh well, it'd be nice to get another win but cards are cards. Can't fold 3 handed with huge blinds and the chip lead with A6 vs button shove. Guy woke up with A9 and it was all down hill from there.

[JoeCool20]

Spoiler alert for people who know better: reality > bobbo

There's no need to prove anything to you, and a few good reasons not to. Nonetheless, I've posted pictures of big wins before, and anyone poster who's ever played live with me won't hesitate to confirm I'm far better than you at poker. No need to post your PS balance (smaller than what I won last night) or your life savings on BetDSI

Fact of the matter is I helped this thing go by ponying up an extra person and paying for joe too. I never said I would be able to give it my all; in fact, I said the opposite:



As indicated, I'm giving it a half-ass shot...I'll play when I can, but I'm not gonna let SBR poker get in the way of even one hand of regular poker (any one of which I could win more than your entire PS balance). So congrats on playing worse than a poorly-scripted bot, but still being able to sneak in a few cashes in a very noncompetitive environment? FFS, you're trying your hardest and you're barely doing better than CS4

As always, feel free to jump in here with some nonsensical quote-editing or making all sorts of illogical statements...I'll probably be too busy winning more in poker this year than your house is worth, but if you come up with some brand-new nonsense maybe I'll take the time to make fun of it

Thanks man, I forgot who gave me the points or I would have picked you. But now I guess you are glad that I didn't!


All I do is get freakin donked off every night. At least tonight I had K7 and the flop was a king and somebody had KQ.


If it was me with KQ up against K 7 then somebody would have donked a 7 on me.




But it is never going to happen where I luck-donk from behind.



I only get luck-donked by others when they have 2 and 3 outers to beat me.



Oh well, it is only SBR poker so who gives a fuk?

[bobbywaves]

you're trying your hardest and you're barely doing better than CS4

"Barely doing better than Carseller4?"

You're trying your hardest to be the most ignorant person on this site. I'm crushing CS4, have his pt total doubled.

What's pathetic is CS4 kicking your ass:

2019 Poker Main Event Results 02/27

[bobbywaves]

Thu 28
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bobbywaves	905		joecool	370		spider	395
thechaoz	965		thomorino	225		carolinadaze	625
hawkeye16	775		sinmiedo	200		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	625		mirapro	355
	2820			1420			1580

[bobbywaves]

Fri 1
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bobbywaves	905		joecool	370		spider	395
thechaoz	965		thomorino	350		carolinadaze	655
hawkeye16	775		sinmiedo	200		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	625		mirapro	355
	2820			1545			1610

[thomorino]

I won 125 on Thursday

[thechaoz]

Augie is a dirtbag. He be like with 15 left. Hey, I want to lose 40% of my stack yo


Dealt to thechaoz: [Th, Ts]
funnyb25: Fold
playersonly69: Fold
unlearn: Fold
augie: Raise ($800)
thechaoz: Raise [btn] ($2435)
GaryDN_CONF: Fold
Chaz22: Fold
augie: Call ($1635)
augie: Show Cards ($0)
thechaoz: Show Cards ($0)
** Dealing Flop **
Community cards: [Jh, 3d, Ks]
** Dealing Turn **
Community cards: [3s]
** Dealing River **
Community cards: [6d]
** End Round **
** Evaluate **
augie: Show Cards ($0)
thechaoz: Show Cards ($0)
** Showdown **
Main pot $5645, Rake $0
Summary augie: bet $2435, won $5645, net $3210, HoleCards [Kc, 9d],

[bobbywaves]

Horrible call by Augie, pretty similar to Sinmiedo's horrible play:

***** Hand history (v1.2) *****
Hand ID 7654468
$0 + $6 Texas Hold'em (No Limit) - 21:27:32 04/03/2019 ET
Table 'Table 81287', 10 seats max, Real money
Seat 7 is the button. Small Blind $400, Big Blind $800
Note: seat IDs range from 1 to 10
Seat 3 (playing) : AutoDonk_CONF, amount $14924, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 4 (joined) : bobbywaves_CONF, amount $10610, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 7 (joined) : sinmiedo, amount $29966, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
AutoDonk_CONF: Small Blind ($400)
bobbywaves_CONF: Big Blind ($800)
** Dealing Down Cards **
Dealt to bobbywaves_CONF: [Js, Jd]
sinmiedo: Raise ($29916)
AutoDonk_CONF: Fold
bobbywaves_CONF: Call [btn] ($9760)
bobbywaves_CONF: Show Cards ($0)
sinmiedo: Show Cards ($0)
** Dealing Flop **
Community cards: [Kc, 8s, Qd]
** Dealing Turn **
Community cards: [7d]
** Dealing River **
Community cards: [9d]
** End Round **
** Evaluate **
bobbywaves_CONF: Show Cards ($0)
sinmiedo: Show Cards ($0)
** Showdown **
Main pot $21670, Rake $0
Side pot #1 $19356, Rake $0
Summary bobbywaves_CONF: bet $10560, won $0, net $-10560
Summary sinmiedo: bet $29916, won $41026, net $11110, HoleCards [Kh, 8h], HiHand [two pairs, kings and eights] [Kh, Kc, 8s, 8h, Qd], won $21670 from main pot, won $19356 from side pot #1

[bobbywaves]

Mon 4
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bobbywaves	1030		joecool	370		spider	395
thechaoz	965		thomorino	350		carolinadaze	655
hawkeye16	775		sinmiedo	500		estoxx	205
tripledbets	175		brian311	625		mirapro	355
	2945			1845			1610

[bobbywaves]

Spider,

I'm willing to trade Tripe + 30 pts to your total team score, offering you an even trade for Estoxx.

Let me know if you're interested.

[Triple_D_Bet]

If you weren’t a constant broke dikk, I would wager 20k on proving your ignorant welfare statement. Work the SBR glory holes, solicit a 20k loan, & get back to me pencil neck. Fact of the matter is I’m comfortably retired while you’re a slave to the grind working.

So you’re bragging about beating me 1 year, when I beat you the other 7 years. Thanks for demonstrating your ignorance again. Not to mention I absolutely crushed you the only year it mattered, when you lost the biggest poker bet in SBR history (29K) to Waves.

Since Wulfman is no longer here to ask you this, how is your boyfriend Alex doing? Or did he finally break up with you?

Being on welfare/free lunches/subsidized internet and whatever other government handouts you're on doesn't count as retired, as anyone can do it if they spent their time trying to nit up freeroll poker instead of working a job and paying for themselves. Not surprised that you're proud of it, you seem to enjoy scamming.

As usual, you're inability to read makes a conversation impossible, so pardon us if we just laugh at you instead

Horrible call by Augie, pretty similar to Sinmiedo's horrible play:...

You might just be the least qualified person to evaluate quality of play, as you demonstrate here (and every time you open your mouth to chime in things you know nothing about, like poker)

[sinmiedo]

Horrible call by Augie, pretty similar to Sinmiedo's horrible play:

***** Hand history (v1.2) *****
Hand ID 7654468
$0 + $6 Texas Hold'em (No Limit) - 21:27:32 04/03/2019 ET
Table 'Table 81287', 10 seats max, Real money
Seat 7 is the button. Small Blind $400, Big Blind $800
Note: seat IDs range from 1 to 10
Seat 3 (playing) : AutoDonk_CONF, amount $14924, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 4 (joined) : bobbywaves_CONF, amount $10610, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
Seat 7 (joined) : sinmiedo, amount $29966, amount bet $0, penalty (None)
AutoDonk_CONF: Small Blind ($400)
bobbywaves_CONF: Big Blind ($800)
** Dealing Down Cards **
Dealt to bobbywaves_CONF: [Js, Jd]
sinmiedo: Raise ($29916)
AutoDonk_CONF: Fold
bobbywaves_CONF: Call [btn] ($9760)
bobbywaves_CONF: Show Cards ($0)
sinmiedo: Show Cards ($0)
** Dealing Flop **
Community cards: [Kc, 8s, Qd]
** Dealing Turn **
Community cards: [7d]
** Dealing River **
Community cards: [9d]
** End Round **
** Evaluate **
bobbywaves_CONF: Show Cards ($0)
sinmiedo: Show Cards ($0)
** Showdown **
Main pot $21670, Rake $0
Side pot #1 $19356, Rake $0
Summary bobbywaves_CONF: bet $10560, won $0, net $-10560
Summary sinmiedo: bet $29916, won $41026, net $11110, HoleCards [Kh, 8h], HiHand [two pairs, kings and eights] [Kh, Kc, 8s, 8h, Qd], won $21670 from main pot, won $19356 from side pot #1

congrats on your freeroll cash out in 5 dimes .
I am playing every night there and waiting to see you at any table, if you have the guts!!!
sincerely

sinmiedo

FWI


The Gap Concept is an idea that was first formally introduced by respected poker author David Sklansky. Gap concept

The gap concept was formulated by David Sklansky. He says that it takes a stronger hand to call a raise than to make it in the first place. There is a gap between the hands with which one could raise and the ones with which one could call a raise.
This is a description of the fact that one could go all-in with many more hands than one could call an opposing all-in in the late phases of a tournament. Likewise, there is a larger range of hands with which one can steal the blinds or antes than with which one can defend them.
A consequence of the gap concept is that aggressors always have an advantage.
The basic concept is:
The Gap Concept is an idea that was first formally introduced by respected poker author David Sklansky. The basic concept is:

It takes a stronger hand to call than it does to raise.

If this sounds simple, that's because it is. Like many simple ideas, the gap concept is often undervalued although it remains highly relevant and worthy of consideration by all players, regardless of playing style. When players frequently violate the Gap Concept without clearly thought out reasons for doing so, this causes leaks in their game. As with most poker strategies and theory, understanding the concept can only improve your game, even if you choose to disregard it in select situations.

It tThe Gap Concept is an idea that was first formally introduced by respected poker author David Sklansky. The basic concept is:

It takes a stronger hand to call than it does to raise.

If this sounds simple, that's because it is. Like many simple ideas, the gap concept is often undervalued although it remains highly relevant and worthy of consideration by all players, regardless of playing style. When players frequently violate the Gap Concept without clearly thought out reasons for doing so, this causes leaks in their game. As with most poker strategies and theory, understanding the concept can only improve your game, even if you choose to disregard it in select situations.

By learning how to use the Gap Concept, you can easily avoid common (and troublesome) pre-flop situations:

• When you are the first to enter an unopened pot with a raise, you give yourself two ways to win the hand. You can win by having your cards hold up in a showdown or you can get other (possibly better) hands to fold in response to your show of strength. When a pot has already been raised in front of you, you have lost the opportunity to be the first aggressor so the cards that would normally be okay for you to open raise with from your position may now be unplayable. You're basically relying on the showdown value of your hand to win the pot, unless you can somehow outplay your opponent.akes a stronger hand to call than it does to raise.

If this sounds simple, that's because it is. Like many simple ideas, the gap concept is often undervalued although it remains highly relevant and worthy of consideration by all players, regardless of playing style. When players frequently violate the Gap Concept without clearly thought out reasons for doing so, this causes leaks in their game. As with most poker strategies and theory, understanding the concept can only improve your game, even if you choose to disregard it in select situations.

By learning how to use the Gap Concept, you can easily avoid common (and troublesome) pre-flop situations:

• When you are the first to enter an unopened pot with a raise, you give yourself two ways to win the hand. You can win by having your cards hold up in a showdown or you can get other (possibly better) hands to fold in response to your show of strength. When a pot has already been raised in front of you, you have lost the opportunity to be the first aggressor so the cards that would normally be okay for you to open raise with from your position may now be unplayable. You're basically relying on the showdown value of your hand to win the pot, unless you can somehow outplay your opponent.

[bobbywaves]

congrats on your freeroll cash out in 5 dimes .

I cash every week.

I am playing every night there and waiting to see you at any table, if you have the guts!!!
sincerely
sinmiedo

Meet me at PokerStars, if you have the guts.

Sincerely,

Waves

A consequence of the

gap concept is that aggressors always have an advantage.

Until Waves catches you, relying on your pathetic three outer to win.
The basic concept is:

[bobbywaves]

Being on welfare

Still waiting for you to prove your ignorant statement, 20k pts if you can. When you can't prove it ship your measly 666 pts, broke dikk devil worshiper.

You might just be the least qualified person to evaluate quality of play, as you demonstrate here (and every time you open your mouth to chime in things you know nothing about, like poker)

I'm obviously one of the most qualified to speak on the subject, as my poker results demonstrate.

Considering your pathetic poker results here, you are the least qualified to speak on the poker subject. Your dismal results have proved you know nothing about poker, which was made clearly evident years ago. When I crushed you in our heads up poker bet, taking your sorry ass for 29K.

[thechaoz]

congrats on your freeroll cash out in 5 dimes .
I am playing every night there and waiting to see you at any table, if you have the guts!!!
sincerely

sinmiedo

FWI


The Gap Concept is an idea that was first formally introduced by respected poker author David Sklansky. Gap concept

The gap concept was formulated by David Sklansky. He says that it takes a stronger hand to call a raise than to make it in the first place. There is a gap between the hands with which one could raise and the ones with which one could call a raise.
This is a description of the fact that one could go all-in with many more hands than one could call an opposing all-in in the late phases of a tournament. Likewise, there is a larger range of hands with which one can steal the blinds or antes than with which one can defend them.
A consequence of the gap concept is that aggressors always have an advantage.
The basic concept is:
The Gap Concept is an idea that was first formally introduced by respected poker author David Sklansky. The basic concept is:

It takes a stronger hand to call than it does to raise.

If this sounds simple, that's because it is. Like many simple ideas, the gap concept is often undervalued although it remains highly relevant and worthy of consideration by all players, regardless of playing style. When players frequently violate the Gap Concept without clearly thought out reasons for doing so, this causes leaks in their game. As with most poker strategies and theory, understanding the concept can only improve your game, even if you choose to disregard it in select situations.

It tThe Gap Concept is an idea that was first formally introduced by respected poker author David Sklansky. The basic concept is:

It takes a stronger hand to call than it does to raise.

If this sounds simple, that's because it is. Like many simple ideas, the gap concept is often undervalued although it remains highly relevant and worthy of consideration by all players, regardless of playing style. When players frequently violate the Gap Concept without clearly thought out reasons for doing so, this causes leaks in their game. As with most poker strategies and theory, understanding the concept can only improve your game, even if you choose to disregard it in select situations.

By learning how to use the Gap Concept, you can easily avoid common (and troublesome) pre-flop situations:

• When you are the first to enter an unopened pot with a raise, you give yourself two ways to win the hand. You can win by having your cards hold up in a showdown or you can get other (possibly better) hands to fold in response to your show of strength. When a pot has already been raised in front of you, you have lost the opportunity to be the first aggressor so the cards that would normally be okay for you to open raise with from your position may now be unplayable. You're basically relying on the showdown value of your hand to win the pot, unless you can somehow outplay your opponent.akes a stronger hand to call than it does to raise.

If this sounds simple, that's because it is. Like many simple ideas, the gap concept is often undervalued although it remains highly relevant and worthy of consideration by all players, regardless of playing style. When players frequently violate the Gap Concept without clearly thought out reasons for doing so, this causes leaks in their game. As with most poker strategies and theory, understanding the concept can only improve your game, even if you choose to disregard it in select situations.

By learning how to use the Gap Concept, you can easily avoid common (and troublesome) pre-flop situations:

• When you are the first to enter an unopened pot with a raise, you give yourself two ways to win the hand. You can win by having your cards hold up in a showdown or you can get other (possibly better) hands to fold in response to your show of strength. When a pot has already been raised in front of you, you have lost the opportunity to be the first aggressor so the cards that would normally be okay for you to open raise with from your position may now be unplayable. You're basically relying on the showdown value of your hand to win the pot, unless you can somehow outplay your opponent.

Right. He had a premium hand so the point is moot.

As for my hand I was the aggressor and the bum called with K8 but it's sbr I always expect a bad beat as to temper expecations and I have no emotional response.

I save those for the real money sites.

I didn't even know 5 dimes poker was still a thing? Sportsbooks with poker rooms are free money.