pantin007
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this makes no sense, no good player complains about a style that he can beatI can't see Hachem whining about a style that he can't exploit.
Snow
this makes no sense, no good player complains about a style that he can beatI can't see Hachem whining about a style that he can't exploit.
Snow
In the link provided he is mainly talking about how they are shoving huge amounts that doesn't reflect the current blinds and ante's etc. That in his view it comes across as disrespectful and that they only appear to have one move.
I think his comments arise partly because, as a past ME winner, he sees things in a certain way. If that's the case then bitching and exploiting at the same time is very possible.
For all any of us know, he might have exploited and busted plenty of the kind of players he is talking about. Only he knows for sure.
True. To get to the final 130, chances are that he DID bust some of the players he's ranting about.For all any of us know, he might have exploited and busted plenty of the kind of players he is talking about. Only he knows for sure.
this makes no sense, no good player complains about a style that he can beat
so telling a donk he is a horrible player is going to make him keep playing his donkish style?Its called advertising.If you want someone to think they have the best of you and you know you have the best of them,advertise it.It makes perfect sense to my warped mind
Snow
so telling a donk he is a horrible player is going to make him keep playing his donkish style?
this makes no sense, no good player complains about a style that he can beat
No. Making a donk think that his playing style bothers you could make him do it more, thus staying exploitable. Keyword is "could". One theory could be that some players have been known to tighten up when they get moved to a table with a famous pro, let alone a WS champion. He might not want them to stop being donks because of him.so telling a donk he is a horrible player is going to make him keep playing his donkish style?
No. Making a donk think that his playing style bothers you could make him do it more, thus staying exploitable. Keyword is "could". One theory could be that some players have been known to tighten up when they get moved to a table with a famous pro, let alone a WS champion. He might not want them to stop being donks because of him.
Having said all that, I don't think this is a reverse psychological angle he's shooting. I think he's just tired & grumpy and he found a reporter to spout off to.
True, but it dosen't exactly do wonders for his sponsorship deals, future possible book deals, future possible paid coaching and pretty much every other money making activity that poker pros do away from the table.
This is why I think that if he were able to beat them, he would just keep quiet.
[ ] has played against a good hyper aggressive playerI dont understand how (With low blinds) putting all your chips in with marginal hands isnt exactly what you want your opponant to do
Snow
[ ] has played against a good hyper aggressive player
we're not talking about donks here
wtf is hachem thinking, he sounds just like the newbs on here who complain about people who play bad!? Why would he not want these droolers in the tournament? He would probably pass out playing the rebuy if they still had it..
I dont understand how (With low blinds) putting all your chips in with marginal hands isnt exactly what you want your opponant to do
Snow
1 think i forgot to ask, how the hell is playing hyper agressive disrespectful?
[ ] has played against a good hyper aggressive player
we're not talking about donks here
Moaning and complaining about current poker playing trends is not going to entice people into paying for your knowledge or convince sponsors that having their logo on you is a viable expense.
All he does is reduce his own marketing potential.
Would you sponsor the guy who hates the way the game is currently played?
thisI have a question for Hachem. Does he consider Elky a crazy internet kid? The reason smart hyper-aggro play is profitable is because people play exploitably. If you go back 10 years when you just had to make the nuts and make money it'd be one thing, but people are learning more and more how to fold and that's no longer enough. To counter people who are folding too much you exploit them by taking a bunch of small pots.
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and smd, ppl are not shoving 180bb deep with air
lol didnt give me time to editso is it safe to say joe is exaggerating a bit?
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and smd, the ppl we are talking about are not shoving 180bb deep just because they can,