[bobbywaves]

There's a tradition in tournament play to not talk about the next step until you've climbed the one in front of you.

Forget about the crowds, the size of the rail, and remember what got you here. Focus on the fundamentals that we've gone over time and time again.

And most important, don't get caught up thinking about winning or loosing this game. If you put your effort and concentration into playing to your potential, to be the best that you can be, I don't care what the scoreboard says at the end of the game, in my book we're gonna be winners.

How did that mindset work out for you broke dikk?

[USCPHILLYGUY]

just embarrassing

[Auto Donk]

another ace on the river does me in..... 14-15 of the last dailies I played I was rivered to be ousted..... if this happened in live poker play, I'd never play again....

guess Pornhub vids would have been the better way to go in preparing for last night....

they usually are.....

[Triple_D_Bet]

So you're suggesting my buyout offer wasn't fair odds/math wise? Keep demonstrating your ignorance chump, it was more than fair.



You're pretty dense Tripe. Just because you were ignorant to accept my lead when I was already a heavy favorite, doesn't have anything to do with the outcome of our annual bet. You had plenty of time to make up my lead, which you ignorantly accepted at the time of our bet. You knew this & were over confident you could make up my lead, otherwise you wouldn't have accepted the bet.

It's not like you spotted me points that I could use to add on to my annual total come 12/31. Obviously wouldn't need any extra pts from you added to my year end total anyway, when the fact is my annual total crushed yours by a 2k margin.

Most annual bets are made prior to the start of year with no leads. I strongly suggest you pretend this is what happened, so you can better cope with your humiliating defeat.

Heh, your odds have always been off, frequently different than what you claim to believe...and here, basic math proves the same. But it's basic math, which isn't something you've grasped yet, so wew'll just keep laughing at ya ok?

Speaking of basic math: the fact that you got most of the action in with 3k+ point lead (after insisting you were the favorite yet refusing action unless you were given underdog odds) and yet won by less than the lead given you means you would have lost most of the bet without a lead. Again, basic math, not in your wheelhouse, so you keep on bobboing it up in fantasy land and we'll keep on laughing

I only wish that our wager had happened after you stiffed DS so he wouldn't be out as many points as he is

[bobbywaves]

Heh, your odds have always been off, frequently different than what you claim to believe...and here, basic math proves the same. But it's basic math, which isn't something you've grasped yet, so wew'll just keep laughing at ya ok?

Speaking of basic math: the fact that you got most of the action in with 3k+ point lead (after insisting you were the favorite yet refusing action unless you were given underdog odds) and yet won by less than the lead given you means you would have lost most of the bet without a lead. Again, basic math, not in your wheelhouse, so you keep on bobboing it up in fantasy land and we'll keep on laughing

I only wish that our wager had happened after you stiffed DS so he wouldn't be out as many points as he is

Fact of the matter is, we both started even January 1st. Whatever lead I managed to build, I earned.

Now just because I was able to entice you to give me underdog odds months later, when I'm a huge favorite & already built up my lead, only demonstrates my genius level & your ignorance.

I only wish that our wager had happened after you stiffed DS so he wouldn't be out as many points as he is

You're fortunate to have paid me the 29k. If you stiffed, you wouldn't make it to another bash.