It would've been a good day if I hadn't tilted trying to satellite into FTOPS. They wanted to make a deal with 3 of us left. I had around 600k to their 1.5m each and I would've only gotten $200 more so I declined the deal. A few hands later I was up to 1.8mil but lost a big pot when my JJ lost to 44 and then lost a couple of races. Anyone think it was bad idea to turn down deal? Just wondering what others would've done.Monday, February 15, 2010
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It would've been a good day if I hadn't tilted trying to satellite into FTOPS. They wanted to make a deal with 3 of us left. I had around 600k to their 1.5m each and I would've only gotten $200 more so I declined the deal. A few hands later I was up to 1.8mil but lost a big pot when my JJ lost to 44 and then lost a couple of races. Anyone think it was bad idea to turn down deal? Just wondering what others would've done.
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It is so hard for me to chop. I always assume I am going to win, even if I am shortstacked. I think I would have done the same thing you did.
It depends. I am usually open to a deal just because of the variance like you experienced. The default % usually seem pretty fair, and as long as they didn't want more than that I probly would've accepted. Usually when it's down to 3 you are all gauranteed > 2nd place money which seems pretty fair.
how do you do it...HOW DO YOU DO IT!!!!!
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