Quote Originally Posted by MovingFlea View Post
I read the thread and it sounds like he outplayed out. You constantly folded to his 3 bets like a little bitch until his stack dominated yours, so that he finally got his money in on you with cards that are going to win a high percentage of the time, because you were so desperate with that little stack that you couldn't even wait for hands to dominate him with anymore. If anything you both sound equally skilled. Is that right?
Lol. No. And it's not even close. At no point did his stack ever dominate mine. He was constantly risking his tournament just to attempt to stay even with me, I was casually risking 2-3bb's at a time as he folded over and over and over and over. As stated, and as you read, he was incredibly passive, EXCEPT when he'd 3bet. And when he 3bet, it was always a huge obnoxious overbet. Sometimes he would call pre, then fold the flop. Sometimes he would call pre, then make some obnoxious overbet on the flop. He actually did it a few times on the turn. But since I understand pot control, there was never a point where I felt the need to press. He obviously realized at the end that he was being blisteringly outplayed, and so resorted to his only weapon: luck. And when I was fully confident that that was what he was doing, I pinned him down and got him to stack off with K7o. I am not nor ever was angry about his play. I don't play like that. I've made plenty of $$ coercing idiots that they are playing optimally against me, only to pull the rug out from under them. I like the action, I welcome his play, I'll take it all day every day right to the bank.

You have proven time and again that you simply don't understand the game on the same level as some of us. You have stated that you don't want to learn, that everything that can be learned can be done so solely inside your own head, which, coincidentally, is the only place that you are a good player.

Good luck to you.