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by mod 4y ago
> Far more likely was she misread J4 as J3 Per Robbi herself, " i ran it twice because i didnt think j high could be good". https://youtu.be/9NNKjWscKWo?t=717 (says it at 12:00)
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by mod 4y ago
I like my pseudo-anonymity here. It's in the US. Here's the census data to discover many occurrences of "1337" https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/popest/2... FWI
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by mod 4y ago
I had that arrangement, in an identical (rural, remote work) circumstance. She could have worked, but it would have meant a commute. She didn't earn much anyway, we had very disparate incomes. I didn't have any expectations for he
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by mod 4y ago
I agree it's way up for debate, there's no consensus among pros, or anyone besides people with political agendas. I also doubt this will resolve, it's going to be the next Postle scenario.
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by mod 4y ago
> The presumption that people don't call with JX is a weird one, unless you have never played poker before. This assertion belies your mistakes. Giving you the benefit of the doubt, I think you're talking about playing J4 prefl
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by mod 4y ago
Her call is good even if she knows his hand. Amazingly good, since almost no players have ever called with jack high, no draw. Ever. I think if she cheated (I don't have any strong opinions on whether she did), that her signal was bina
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by mod 4y ago
He bet 10k into 11.7k, she clicked it back to 20k, he shoved covering her 129k total to start the turn.
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by mod 4y ago
> Most of the pros think [she didn't cheat] I don't have that impression. I follow about 100 pros on SM.
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by mod 4y ago
I think one of the best arguments that she didn't cheat is that it requires a lot more. Option 1: She didn't cheat and made an incredibly bad play because she's very stupid. Option 2: She did cheat and she made an incredibly
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by mod 4y ago
Knowing about a cheater and not telling other poker players about it is a really good way to destroy your reputation in the poker world. Poker players, in the almost 20 years I've been playing, have a pretty standard policy of outing g
101.
by mod 4y ago
If Garrett turned his hand face up, she makes about 20k by calling on the turn.
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by mod 4y ago
As an ex-professional player and a software engineer, gotta agree here. There have actually been proofs-of-concept for reading cards off these RFID tables. It's not hard to believe someone improved on that technology and put it all tog
103.
by mod 4y ago
How do you equate "giving the money back" with "doubling down"?
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by mod 4y ago
Your conclusion is correct, and your math is wrong. She loses her share/EV (47% per the graphics) of the pot (41.7k per the graphics) if she folds. So it's worth more like 20k to call, if she knows his exact hand.
105.
by mod 4y ago
She's also not losing the hand at the time she called, percentage wise, unless you factor in the cards folded by the other players. We don't know if she had that information.
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by mod 4y ago
> I haven't played running it twice but it looked like there was still importance to secrecy before the second river was flipped given the way they were acting. No, there isn't. In tournaments, players are forced to put hands f
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by mod 4y ago
It makes sense if her signal is binary. "you have the best hand" buzzing in her pocket Calling with J4 doesn't make sense in any other scenario, so it's hard for us to say "well it doesn't make sense to call in
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by mod 4y ago
I am not very paranoid about what I write, but my setup might work for someone who is. I rent a VPS from one of the providers. I use this machine for many things, like running WireGuard. I also use it as my development platform, as I work i
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by mod 4y ago
It takes me about 20 minutes to prep this, it cooks on its own for about an hour, it's delicious, and it reheats well. https://www.seriouseats.com/colombian-chicken-stew-with-pota... I cook a portion that gives me 4-5
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by mod 4y ago
Little town I frequently drive through has a population of 1337. I always have a little giggle.
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by mod 4y ago
I think 100 years ago the metrics for good vs bad would have been different, fwiw.
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by mod 4y ago
I was in middle school. We called it Nutscrape. It was abysmally slow, agreed. But it wasn't a simple piece of software, either. This sound recorder is. And I'll let an expert chime in here, but I think we're many orders of m
113.
by mod 4y ago
Do you mean the "long term"-ness has gotten easier? Or just focusing up in general? I am 39, and I feel like I have 20% of the (mental) focus I had at 20. What's your secret?
114.
by mod 4y ago
Yeah, I think we cleared that up about four hours before your comment. Thanks!
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by mod 4y ago
Since you mentioned it, I looked it up. The sheriff dept I donate to gets about 30% of the county budget. The city police get just over 10% of the city budget.
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by mod 4y ago
Thanks, I should have realized searching for "play" in a package manager was going to be a poor user experience. I think it must be installed by default in my distro.
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by mod 4y ago
I donate to the state police retirement fund occasionally, and I donate to the local shop with a sheriff, which I'm actually intending to go to the kids, but of course the sheriff is all about it and the one soliciting donations. My bu
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by mod 4y ago
I support the police via donations. I doubt it's all that unusual.
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by mod 4y ago
A small solar charger designed for camping (charging phones) might make this pretty self-sufficient.
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by mod 4y ago
This should meet your standard, I think: https://woodgears.ca/

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