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Name: John
Country: United States
State: Maryland
Metro: Montgomery County
Gender: Male
Interests: Honda's (Imports(Cars)),car magazines, Girls, School, Mechanics, Shooting pool, movies (sometimes), playing poker, Mah Jong, and whatever that keeps me busy.
Expertise: Mostly work, I give great advise on buying cars and FIXING THEM (as long as people listen).
Occupation: Gambling =)
Industry: Poker Community
Message: message me
AIM:  HungM14
Member Since:
6/12/2005
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| Hey hey guys long time since its been for an update. Heres a couple of things that happened, I actually had a job for a little while at a poker house (I was a dealer) but in the end it didn't work out for me that well. I learned a couple of things that will help my game out, like playing really tight when needed and locking it up (do not play any hands!! even if its hands you normally play, no money committed in pot no need to see a flop even with AK!!) to protect my stack. I also see how hard it is to make money as a poker dealer, but the main thing is seeing how they are treated when things don't work well for the poker players when they get bad cards or whatever the excuse might be. Also it may take a longer time than I wanted to buy a car, somethings came up I want to take care of before buying a car. Damn I hate being broke! =P
Here is the reasoning you should not be blaming the dealer for anything!!
1. Dealer directs action do not bet or act out of turn.
2. Dealer will tell you how much it is to play or what your options are before acting.
3. Dealer should be able to tell you How much the bet is total or how much it is left for you to play or just muck your hand!
4. Dealer is not responsible for your AA's or KK's getting busted or whatever. If your going all in pre-flop your still playing bingo.
5. Dealer is not responsible if you decided to play every hand you are dealt, and lose!!
6. Dealer is not responsible for your flush or straight draw not getting there on the river versus any pair. If you are paying to chase, you accept the outcome.
Once you understand why you or if you do lose at poker then it becomes fun and challenging.Texas No-Limit Hold'em Poker is one of the purest form of competition. The good reason to tip a dealer after your hand is, If you liked the way he/she presented themself, if the dealer is making a good effort to get the action going, if the dealer is controlling the action very well so everyone knows when its their turn, if you are having a good time and the dealer is doing a good job, after you win a hand at least give the dealer $1.
My 3rd session playing poker that weekend.
Breakfast of champions (buffet =P)
This crazy lady at wal-mart had 2 FULL shopping carts buying food and house hold things like soap, napkins, and etc.... stuff you can buy at COSTCO!! Does everyone know about COSTCO? I wasted a lot of time waiting in line and I was only buying 2 things =(.
I've seen some interesting things in Maryland but cops are so damn lazy and bored they went to Barnes and Noble in Rockville to bother some bikers hanging out in the parking lot at 10pm. In the picture it looks like 1 biker but theres 2 more on the right. So there is a total of 3 bikers and there is about 4 cop cars in the picture but there was another 3-4 on the right. Is there no justice?
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| OK so I hope everybody had a Great Great thanksgiving and got to eat some good grub. Just 1 more month until the new yr I'm so excited. Happy holidays!
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| Some pictures I found online that I thought was funny. Enjoy~
This
just shows how poker has changed in many many years. Its gone from
setting a player up with small bluffs, to semi bluffs, then to the big
bluff for the chips. Now a days its a straight bluff for no reason, and
a lot of pre-flop players that know only about the starting hands and
never ever wanting to play "real poker"!!!!
This is an example of majority players today, walking statistical
people with no game. All pre-flop with two cards and not needing the
rest. All in is just a way for someone to loose all their chips and
call it bad luck. All champions have won either on the flop, turn, or
river, and they always out all their money with the best hand knowing
it was good to them, not an all in to see who hits and takes down 12
million or so.
This would be a lot of poker players today, everyone's seen one
thats dressed like this whether its good or bad. You know someone that
looks like this!!
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