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"Palooka"
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Sep 16, 2006, 5:56 PM

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"pokerchimp" <mixthing@se.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Actually, one of the first computer simulations of Hold Em found the Q7os
> was the winningest hand. I will try to find info.
>
I'm not sure that 'winningest' is a real superlative.
Leaving that aside however, I am generally happy to play AA against Q7.

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"Palooka"
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Sep 16, 2006, 6:15 PM

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"arlo payne" <arlo_payne@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hell son everyone in the know knows the Royal Arlo is the big money winner
> followed by the plan old Arlo.
> Don't be confused by those low payoff hands like Aces that win many times
but
> make little when they do win and cost you a bundle when they get beat.
> Overall the Royal Arlo and the Arlo are the best money percentage hands in
all
> of no limit holdem poker when yoou know how to play them and of course pay
your
> dues on time each month.
>

The trouble is though, that knowledgeable RGP readers holding AA, despite
the fact that they have raised preflop, will check and fold when they see a
flop like 357 or 46T rainbow.

On the other hand, I am starting to become suspicious that "pay your dues on
time each month" is the real motivation here. Whisper it quietly, but there
may actually exist the possibility that 64 is not that good a hand after
all.

Is this blasphemy?

Palooka



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"Studley"
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Studley

Sep 17, 2006, 12:15 AM

Post #28 of 29(596 views)
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'Actually, one of the first computer simulations of Hold Em found the Q7os
was the winningest hand. I will try to find info.'


Why do you talk BS like this you spamming POS
slob! Q7os the best hand? What a total F*ing
dope you are.

I'm gonna maybe start a rake free poker blog and talk
some winning poker rather than the constant BS spammer
puke that goes on hear! I'm sick of it!


Studley



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"Studley"
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Sep 17, 2006, 12:18 AM

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Re: Winningest hand in poker [In reply to]Can't Post

More BS from the King of Spammers.


Studley

From: "Palooka" <nothing@nowhere.com>
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2006 22:15:31 GMT

"arlo payne" <arlo_payne@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1158314159$870593@recpoker.com...
>
> Hell son everyone in the know knows the Royal Arlo is the big money winner
> followed by the plan old Arlo.
> Don't be confused by those low payoff hands like Aces that win many times
but
> make little when they do win and cost you a bundle when they get beat.
> Overall the Royal Arlo and the Arlo are the best money percentage hands in
all
> of no limit holdem poker when yoou know how to play them and of course pay
your
> dues on time each month.
>

The trouble is though, that knowledgeable RGP readers holding AA, despite
the fact that they have raised preflop, will check and fold when they see a
flop like 357 or 46T rainbow.

On the other hand, I am starting to become suspicious that "pay your dues on
time each month" is the real motivation here. Whisper it quietly, but there
may actually exist the possibility that 64 is not that good a hand after
all.

Is this blasphemy?


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