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  1. 04-22-2009 02:29 AM #1
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    Default railing again (cancel that)

    cursed threads FTL
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  2. 04-22-2009 02:31 AM #2
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    Ragnar4: Curse Avoision, GO!

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    i lol'd really hard IIRC
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    so far curse seems false
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    i'm a deep stack fish. clearly need to work on it as it's preventing me from making a lot. so so mad with the way i played 3 handed. thanks for the sweat all.
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    GG brah

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  9. 04-22-2009 11:05 AM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by dthorne04
    i'm a deep stack fish. clearly need to work on it as it's preventing me from making a lot. so so mad with the way i played 3 handed. thanks for the sweat all.
    yeah, getting your money in way ahead is totally a suparnoob move. AQ vs J9? Fugeddabooudit.

    I dunno about shoving K7s 3 handed, but you only had an M of like 12 right? Sounds fair to me.
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