| This is a discussion on Regret making stt deal. within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; So the other day I'm multitabling 6 9man turbo games and I'm heads up on one of them. He asks me to make a deal. ... |
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| Regret making stt deal. So the other day I'm multitabling 6 9man turbo games and I'm heads up on one of them. He asks me to make a deal. I'd never done this on FTP. I thought it sounded kind of fun. We were close to even. I agreed and clicked the button. The proposition page came up and (geesh) it was confusing! It was stressful trying to look at the offer, play my other games, and make the decision. I didn't realize that I'd have a clock on me while looking at the deal and the guy is chatting telling me to hurry up before we go back to the game (lol). I just excepted it and got like $21. The most annoying part is I had to make another column on my sng spreadsheet just for this one thing. And what place did I get...1.68th? I probably won't be making anymore deals in stt anymore. |
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| I have a good story about a similar situation... I was heads up up with an Albanian who spoke fairly good English. I was ahead about 60/40 in a $10 SNG when he asked for a deal, except he wanted 3 more dollars than what was offered to him. I declined, And I ended up beating him in the end. I guess the point is that if you feel that you have an edge over heads up opposition that asks for a deal, then you should just go for the 1st place prize. The victory feels alot sweeter. Last edited by pcgnome : 31st December 2010 at 4:29 AM. |
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