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[lightrider]

Where do you play and what was your worst beat.

 

Thanks to AGG,

 

I've been playing alot at Noble. I've had so many bad beats lately that I have tried to put up a mental block to protect myself from remembering them all. Probably one of the worst was a flush being beat by guy who had Q2 and hits a Q on the river to complete a full house...

 

Of course on the flip side I lucked out and hit a full house with 3s and 2s on a flop and two people went all in on me. :(

 

Oh, I also beat a flush with a 4th 4 coming on the River. That's :lol:

[pitbull808]

I play at Pokerroom.com just because I didn't have to download anything in my computer. Same name there as here.

[agoodgolfer]

Where do you play and what was your worst beat.

 

Thanks to AGG,

 

I've been playing alot at Noble.  I've had so many bad beats lately that I have tried to put up a mental block to protect myself  from remembering them all.  Probably one of the worst was a flush being beat by guy who had Q2 and hits a Q on the river to complete a full house...

 

Of course on the flip side I lucked out and hit a full house with 3s and 2s on a flop and two people went all in on me.  :(

 

Oh, I also beat a flush with a 4th 4 coming on the River.  That's  :lol:

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Sorry 'bout that :beach:

 

I really like FullTilt. Its where you'll find me most of the time. 2nd place would be Noble. They both have a variety of limits and very easy games. I like to play low limits while working. Its like putting into a cup in your office. Its great practice for the course. Both of those sites always have a smaller no limit game going. When I want to play the larger limits I use PokerStars or PartyPoker. What ever you do, dont play medium to small limits at party.

 

If you're having troubles with the mental side of bad beats (tilting), I'd recommend staying away from the looser tables. Beleive it or not, some sites are generally tighter then others. Fulltilt is pretty tight where as party is very lose in the lower limits. Generally, the higher the limits, the tighter the game. You will also want to look at the table stats before you site down. Some sites, like noble, give you the percetage of players seeing the flop and the average pot size. Others dont and you have to use 3rd party software.

 

What ever you decide, make sure you send me a PM. I'm an affiliate of almost everysite out there and will make sure you get the best deal.

 

I had lots of fun with the leauge, too bad others weren't as interested as we were. Maybe we can give it another try in a few months.

 

Chris