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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Low Limit Cash Games podcast, where

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this year, for twenty twenty six, we're going to break

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down one rule of month that will actually start making

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you money at one, two, and one to three no

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limit hold them. You're not going to get any theory

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dumps here, no solver worship. This is just simple, actionable

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rules that will help you crush the games that you

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end of the episode. I'll have more information about that,

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but let's jump into it onto this month's episode. Today's

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rule is don't tilt away your profits. I can't stress

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this enough. This is going to be our very first

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rule of the series. It lays a solid foundation. Now,

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as this twelve step plan continues, we're going to get

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into lots of strategy for pre flop, flop bluffing, semi bluffing,

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all these type things step by step. But I think

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it's very important that we last solid foundation about tilting.

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Tilder is responsible for more losses than bad strategy. I

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see it happen over and over and over again. Like

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you easily can just dust off a buy in or

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two strictly from tilt in a session, and it's very

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difficult to make that buy in back playing some fundamental poker,

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you're basically doubling the work you have to do. So

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you have to become comfortable with the way poker works

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and the way equity is distributed. So let's think about

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pocket aces for example, when you're against pocket tens any underpair.

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I'm just gonna use this one thing as an example.

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You expect to win. When you get it all in

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with pocket aces versus pocket tens, you expect to win.

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Your mind immediately goes to the fact, oh, I've got aces,

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I'm gonna win this, and he's got tens. I've got

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them dominated. And it's true, you do have pocket tens dominated,

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but you're not going to win the hand one hundred

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percent of the time because tens do have some equity

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in the hand. They have about twenty percent equity in

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the hand. Now, if poker were done fairly right, if

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poker were done fairly here's what would happen. Let's say

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you have a two hundred dollars stack in a one

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two game, and you know, you raise with poget Ace's

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and they three bet you with pocket tens and you

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just ship the two hundred in and they call you.

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If poker worked fairly, if poker were equitably, if justice

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were dispensed on every action right on every hand, what

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would happen is is the dealer would say, okay, turn

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over your cards, and you would turn over your races,

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and your opponent would turn over their tens, and the

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dealer would pull out a calculator and they would go, okay,

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the pot's four hundred dollars and pocket Ace's has sixty

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percent equity in the hand, so they're going to get

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one hundred twenty dollars and the other player has, well,

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you have eighty percent equitand I'm sorry, so Pocket Asa

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says eighty percent anquity the hand. So they're going to

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get one hundred and sixty dollars out of the two

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hundred dollars pot. And then the pocket Tens has twenty

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percent equity to the hand, so they're going to get

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forty dollars out of the pot, and they would ship

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you one hundred and sixty dollars and they would ship

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the pocket tens forty dollars and the hand would be

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over and the equities would be divided up evenly. But

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that's not how poker works. The way poker works, somebody

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gets the entire pot. That's the way justice is dispensed

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in poker is by one person winning an entire pot.

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So when you have ass you can't win the pot

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every time because that would be cheating. You can't win

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with aces every time because you would be cheating. Why

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would you be cheating? Because the pocket tens are due

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to twenty percent of that pot they buy right by math,

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by the immutable laws of math, they are due twenty

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percent of that pot. How do they win that? How

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do they get their twenty percent? They get their twenty

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percent by winning the entire pot, all of the pot,

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twenty percent of the time. That's the only way you

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can chop the numbers up when you are in a

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push the entire pot to one person system, and that's

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what poker is. Poker is a we have to push

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the entire pot to one person system. So the way

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you give them their due deserts. They deserve it. They earned,

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They earned money in the pot. Now, granted they earned

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less than they put in. Right, they put in two

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hundred dollars, they only earned forty, so they're due forty dollars.

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The way they get that, it's about twenty percent of

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the time the entire pot gets pushed to them. When

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you get it all in with aces versus tens, you

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need immediately take your brain to a place that goes,

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I'm gonna lose this two out of every ten times,

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which can feel like a lot, and it's gonna be fine.

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I'm gonna be fine with it if I lose it.

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It's not the end of the world. It's gonna be fine.

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Eight out of ten times I'm gonna win it. But

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two out of ten times I'm gonna lose this hand.

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You need to immediately take your brain there to remove tilt.

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Understand things that trigger you. Now could it could be

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bad beats. It's called entitlement tilt. You feel entitled to

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win that pot. You're not entitled to that pot. Let

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the entitlement tilt go. You are not entitled to that pot.

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When you put it all in with aces versus tens,

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you are not entitled to that pot. You're entitled eighty

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percent of that pot. So if you will let the

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entitlement go and stop feeling entitled, it will help you

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avoid the trigger of tilt. Now, there's other things that

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can tilt you, right. It can be a player next

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to you that's obnoxious. It could be somebody that's a

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maniac and they keep three betting and four betting and bluffing,

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and it can just put you on tilt. Because a

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lot of things that can put you on tilt, you

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need to spend a lot of time thinking about these

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things and think about what they mean for the game.

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If you have the maniac that's three betting and four betting,

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you that's good for the game. That's good for you

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because you don't need to get in there with you know,

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four deuce. Right when you've got a guy that you

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know is gonna be three betting and four bad, you

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just fold. You don't got to get in there with

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pocket threes. You should not be playing pocket threes in

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a game where a guy is relentlessly three betting and

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four betting like a maniac. You're just never going to

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be profitable with those. But you can be very profitable

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if you get it in there with like you know,

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eights or nine's plus all the Broadway hands and potentially suited.

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A says, I don't know. We could build a range out.

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But my point is instead of hewing tilting you, you

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need to go, oh, okay, well here's what's happening. I

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need to adjust what I'm doing in response to that,

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and I have to play different than the way I

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normally play and don't get tilted by him. It's a

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great opportunity. You got a guy heaping in piles of

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money with bad hands, all right, and then once the

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other things you can do. If you do get tilted, right,

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you should immediately leave. At first, you need to recognize tilt,

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and I want to tell you right now that tilt

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presents it way itself in many ways. There's the steam

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coming out of the ears, face red, cursing at the

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dealer tilt, which is easily recognizable. But there's also this

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just subtle I'm irritated right now, tilt, and I can't

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believe this is happening to me. Like you may not

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say anything to anybody, you may even be smiling, but

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inside your head you're like, oh god, it is so lucky.

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I can't believe you get that river card. You're muttering

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this as yourself or you're just frustrated. You're like, oh,

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it's like the fourth time I got it in as

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an eighty percent favorite, and I've lost it in the

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past week or two. I can't believe it when you

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that is very subtle tilt. But it's tilt, and it's

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going to affect your game. It affects everybody's game. I

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don't care how good you are. Tilt fock's your game.

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So you need to be very sensitive to sense it,

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recognize when it's there. It's very important that you recognize

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when it's there, and when it is you need to

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take a break. You need to get a walk around.

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You need to walk it off. You need to take

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a five minute break. Just leave the table and walk

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it off. Go outside, breathe some fresh air. Go talk

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to your buddy at another table, and don't go over

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there and whine about the bad beat. Ask him how

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he's doing, and congratulate him if he's up, and wish

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him good look if he's down. Don't whine about your

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bad beat. You don't need to do that. Like you

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don't have to do that. I'm not saying that you

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can't do it like if it genuinely will help you

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move past the tilt, then vent to him. I have

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a friend I vent to about bad beats. It can

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be beneficial, but you can't labor it. You can't be

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doing it to just belabor it over and over again.

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Get it out and move on, and then talk yourself

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through it. Talk yourself through the thought of it. Okay,

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there's another time that I got it in as eighty

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percent favorite this year. At the end of the year,

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if I add all those times up, I will win

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eight of them, which will be a lot of money.

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I will only win two of them. I just made money.

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It's theoretical money pot ain't get pushed to me. But

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I made money in that hand. I made a great decision.

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I'm making good decisions. I'm making good moves. I'm doing

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the right thing. I'm doing things that are profitable. I

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am winning at poker right now. I didn't win that hand,

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but I am winning the game of poker right now.

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And make yourself understand what happened and put it into

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context and put it into perspective, and then and only

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then come back and sit down at the table again.

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When you're smiling and you're happy because the game is good.

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You know you just got a profitable spot that's going

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to yield results by the time of the year ends,

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and move on from that. Bizarre things can happen at

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the table. I'll just end this episode with a personal

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experience I just recently had in Shreeport, Louisiana at ballets.

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I was getting crushed, just getting crushed. I had ace

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king on a king high board. This unbelieving player with

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tins didn't fold my flop bet. He didn't fold my

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turn bet. There's nothing scary about the board. A ten

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comes on the river and he you know, there's not

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of money left behind a fold. I don't know what

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he's got. As a matter of fact, I think we

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might I don't remember. I think we might have even

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been all in on the turn. If I'm not mistaken,

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I think we were actually all in on the turn.

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I don't even think there was a river bet. But anyway,

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he hits the ten on the river. He two outs me.

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It was, you know whatever, it was brutal. I just reloaded.

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where you know, we had I think the overpair against

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the underpair, same type thing. Meanwhile, it's not just that,

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you know, the frustrating part wasn't just that, you know,

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my hands weren't holding up. While all this is happening,

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I met a table with some of the worst players

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I've ever seen, who were getting the most unlikely hands

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to hold up. I remember very clearly this hand where

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ace ten held up on a ten high board where

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two people had a straight draw and two more people

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had flushtraws. By the way, it was seven hand to

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do a flop, it's seven handed to a flop, he

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has to fade six other hands, four of them which

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all had crazy draws against him, and he just faded

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it with the ace ten like it was no big deal.

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Top pair, top kicker. Man, it's the nuts and he wins. Meanwhile,

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you know if I ran the math on that, like

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what the math was against him, being the winter by

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the time the river came with as ten in that scenario,

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it's probably thirty percent, might be twenty five percent, very low. Meanwhile,

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I can't win the eighty percenters right, very frustrating. I

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saw several cases that where these players were in this

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just piling money and with these super marginal hands where

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you know the pool of players that are against them

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have more equity than they do winning, and it was

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it wasn't tilting like I was never tilted. I mean

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I wound up winning a lot of money in that session.

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I think that was one of the biggest sessions I

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had while I was in Shreetport. I want to say

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I left plus nine something plus nine thirty five or

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something in a one three game. It wound up being

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a very profitable game. But for that period of time,

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I was just sitting there amazed. So if you're waiting

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for justice in poker in one hand, if you're looking

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to find justice in poker in one hand, it ain't

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gonna happen. Sometimes it will, but it still won't be justice. Right.

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What you perceive is justice is still not justice to you.

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Justices when you have aces versus tens all in pre flop.

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Justice to you is when the aces win. That is

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not justice. That is not justice. That's not justice for

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the guy with the tens, who, by mathematical rights, is

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entitled to twenty percent of that plot. You stole his

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twenty percent from him. When the entire pot was pushed

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to you. Justice did not happen. So if you're looking

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for justice that just suits your need, it isn't gonna

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happen in any one hand, It isn't gonna happen in

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anyone session, and it isn't gonna happen in any one month.

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But at end of the year, you will see that

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the math works itself out. And you need to understand

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that every time you take a beat, every time there's

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a draw out, a suck out, something bad happens, you

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need to step away and you don't need to till

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it and you go, you know what, at the end

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of the year, all of this will work in my favor,

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Like I will see the results of all this at

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the end of the year. It's this. What happened there

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is completely irrelevant to the outcome of my year. And

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don't let till get you down, because once you tilt

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off a stack, once you start trying to win it back,

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we're trying to get that money back. And you're in

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there and now you start doing things you wouldn't normally

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do and you tilt off another stack. Now you've got

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to win the money back that you lost in the beat.

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Pleasure got to win now the money back that you've

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just tilted off. So rule number one and are twelve

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rules for the year. Don't hilpt your stack off to

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bad players. Don't do it. Just keep playing your game

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and the end of the year will show you positive results.

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I promise you all right. That wraps up today's rule

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on our twelve step plan to crush low limit cash games. Remember,

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keep it tight, keep it disciplined, and keep stacking players

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Hope you've enjoyed the episode and we will see you

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again with a new rule next month.