Bookman

I know states can't secede, but is there a mechanism to kick states out? Because I would support that.

Yes, make that argument to a judge and let me know how it goes.

It’s not a right if it’s not enforced.

Sure, as well as nature, gods, whatever. God certainly isn't out there enforcing any natural rights.

Because nature does not enforce any of those rights.

Take this with a grain of salt since I don't play 2/5, but if effective stacks were 100 - 125 BBs then I don't think it's ever a mistake to get it all in with every full house in NLH. At 150 - 200 BB stacks if it's a mistake I don't think it's a big one. I can see calling for the reasons TXSooner makes, but your opponent should have some flushes and some straights there too with your check on the turn, and it would be a shame to leave money on the table if he would call with some of those hands. I think this is a really interesting hand. I had K-K UTG in a five-way pot a few years ago at Rounders in San Antonio on a J-T-9 of spades flop, holding the K of spades. I had no idea what to do. It was a 1/2 game with multiple good aggressive players with $3,000+ stacks, and I had about $600. They all had position on me and I checked since I'd fold to a raise. I should have switched tables. What are you doing with A-A, K-K, and Q-Q on the flop if you don't have a club? Are you ever betting that turn with anything other than a flush? I don't understand his flop call unless he had the Queen of clubs. And limp/calling UTG preflop with Q-J is not something I'd ever do.

I once called an all-in with T-high in a tournament just because I wanted to go home.

Can you help me with this? I'm thinking of getting a swamp cooler for my garage gym and to use on the back patio when it's hot as fuck outside. Any thoughts/advice/recommendations?

I would call. What did you do?

Edit: read that wrong.

I called thinking I should call some percentage of the time and why the help not now, and he had JJ. Now I’m wondering if I’m being too results oriented.

He seemed like he’d be a pretty decent litigator too. I guess he got greedy.

This guy is pretty good too. He might be doing that on occasion with dueces or threes but probably not. Maybe A-2 suited. I figured I was drawing thin or flipping.

Pays out top 3. About 60 BB on the table. The LAG had about half the chips. stacks were basically: Button: 18 BB Small Blind 30 BB Big Blind 12 BB

You're in a NLH sit and go, been playing a couple hours, and it's down to three handed. Blinds are going up quickly. No ante. The guy on your right is a good LAG player. He's been very aggressive, but every time he's been called he's had it. You have a 12 BB stack in the Big Blind. LAG is the big stack. Button folds, and the LAG shoves. What do you do with pocket fours?

So my Qanon "friend" texted me yesterday. It had been six months. She's still batshit fucking crazy. It's like talking to a wall.

Lol.

This is absolutely true and it's very sad.

This is such a disturbing tragedy. I can't imagine the horrors experienced that day or what the family must be going through.

But it means you can't lose the next game.

And after the 2nd game, it's critical to win the 3rd.

This is a bizarre take.

I've tried playing Big O but it's just too many damn cards.