>>19877 I went all in several times! It was a super loose group of players, raising with garbage and calling with nothing, which would be an ideal situation for me. The cost to play was also very low, which was great. I bought in with $100 and slowly lost it by nothing hitting due to having to call their standard bets just to see a flop. I bought back in with another $100 and caught a couple of people to get it up around 250, but then I got a bad beat, outplayed a guy but he caught a lucky 15% card on the river after I put him all in and I lost it all. Then I bought in with another 100, made it up a little and then lost to a sleeper 2 pair. If I had unlimited money to play with, it'd be a money printing situation. But with me being limited and them not, they can get lucky draws and knock me out even when I play it right.
I don't have a Keurig. And Kady makes a mess with coffee.
What's enraging about it?
