Comments on: Sort of back http://www.suitedjokers.com/blog/archives/207 A SuitedJokers.com Publication Fri, 02 Apr 2010 03:24:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: netsson http://www.suitedjokers.com/blog/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-1206 netsson Sat, 25 Aug 2007 15:18:55 +0000 http://www.suitedjokers.com/blog/archives/207#comment-1206 Thanks both of you for your always appreaciated opinions. I will tell you in my next blog about just the poor play i did last night. And svcmgr you're always welcome to talk to me in skype hugs Thanks both of you for your always appreaciated opinions.

I will tell you in my next blog about just the poor play i did last night.

And svcmgr you’re always welcome to talk to me in skype

hugs

]]> By: svcmgr http://www.suitedjokers.com/blog/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-1205 svcmgr Sat, 25 Aug 2007 00:39:13 +0000 http://www.suitedjokers.com/blog/archives/207#comment-1205 Netty, Well said. I feel the same way. A very small percentage of my "bad beats" are actually, in my opinion bad beats. The highest percentage for me is me playing like an idiot or making a mistake which ALLOWS the so called bad player in the hand. Analyzing your hands is crucial in determining what happened and why. I think most people (those who cry bad beat all the time) would be suprised that it is their poor play which puts them in a position to loose like that in the first place. We say it over and over. If you don't look at your own game and get help or learn from your mistakes, you will never get better at this and you will be crying "bad beat" all the way out the door. It is good hearing from you again...keep it up! As a matter of fact I can see your on Skype while I am wring this so I may stop and say hi. Netty,
Well said. I feel the same way. A very small percentage of my “bad beats” are actually, in my opinion bad beats.
The highest percentage for me is me playing like an idiot or making a mistake which ALLOWS the so called bad player in the hand.
Analyzing your hands is crucial in determining what happened and why. I think most people (those who cry bad beat all the time) would be suprised that it is their poor play which puts them in a position to loose like that in the first place.
We say it over and over. If you don’t look at your own game and get help or learn from your mistakes, you will never get better at this and you will be crying “bad beat” all the way out the door.
It is good hearing from you again…keep it up!
As a matter of fact I can see your on Skype while I am wring this so I may stop and say hi.

]]> By: dagopher http://www.suitedjokers.com/blog/archives/207/comment-page-1#comment-1204 dagopher Thu, 23 Aug 2007 06:48:29 +0000 http://www.suitedjokers.com/blog/archives/207#comment-1204 Excellent post Netty! I'm glad to see you starting to get back to your normal self at the tables. And it's good to see you have spent your time off analysing your play. You are of course right in the respect that we complain too much about bad beats etc.. when we could have played the hand a lot better. As they say, we always remember the bad beats against us as opposed to the ones we hand out. And I'm certain we've all handed out our fair share!!! Its good to see you back and I hope to see you in a game or two soon. Excellent post Netty! I’m glad to see you starting to get back to your normal self at the tables. And it’s good to see you have spent your time off analysing your play.

You are of course right in the respect that we complain too much about bad beats etc.. when we could have played the hand a lot better. As they say, we always remember the bad beats against us as opposed to the ones we hand out. And I’m certain we’ve all handed out our fair share!!!

Its good to see you back and I hope to see you in a game or two soon.

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