I dont care as one way or the other but what is the reasoning behind sitting out. Are you dodging them because you think there good players or do you just not want to play heads up.
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They are too good for me.Originally posted by downsouth
I'm a very bad player.
The same reason that I don't go sit at $5/$10 NL tables.
Instead of complaining that I sat out, when I am doing nothing wrong, maybe they should move back up...Comment -
It's all Greek to me ! The math, that's easy ! It's all in the cards ! :O) ????Comment -
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Originally posted by Krashman
You're a bad player when you're ranked 28th in the championship?
Nobody said you were breaking a rule by sitting out, you just look like a pussy sitting down & then running away when competition comes. You get better by sitting down with good players. So what's your criteria to play, your competition has to be ranked 200+?
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Please follow the thread, I have not been running away.Originally posted by bobbywaves
I sit out.
They leave.
They (you) whine, bitch, moan and cry in this thread, like pussies!
I... usually, remain at the table.
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I will continue to play my game, my way, and remain profitable.Originally posted by bobbywavesYou're a bad player when you're ranked 28th in the championship? Nobody said you were breaking a rule by sitting out, you just look like a pussy sitting down & then running away when competition comes. You get better by sitting down with good players. So what's your criteria to play, your competition has to be ranked 200+?
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I play PLENTY of players in this poker room. ALL of them are good (compared to me)Originally posted by bobbywaves
Hell, as a matter of fact, I do play ALL players, there is only one (so far) on my permanent 'do not play' list.
I don't understand what you mean by your ranking example...
So Bobby are you saying I can not sit out, can not leave as long as I have a stack?Comment
