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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Blackhawk, you said you don't like how everybody thinks they are a shark. I think many will agree with me that these players (who think they're sharks, but aren't) are where the most money comes from. They always keep coming back, because they convince themselves they are always better, but unlucky. However, I must agree, that I HATE those players that talk at a table about pot odds and position plays that they made, using poker terminology to make others think they are good. These ppl are just annoying.
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Well, it's nice that you are trying to be cute, but you don't even have enough balls to post even an alias with that post. I'm slightly better than your average 5 or 10 tourney player. I'm pretty average when it comes to tournaments with 3 digit buy-ins. Learning concepts such as pot odds and betting position certaintly makes the game easier, but I guess an idiot like you surely would not understand. There is still a lot of luck involved in poker, but knowing these concepts gives you a better chance of winning (that an a lot of patience that take time to develop. you also need the ability not to go on tilt after you take a bad beat). Hey, but that's cool. go ahead and rip on me because I know more about how to play than you.
Who knows? You may actually have a better strategy that no one has heard of yet. If you do, please let me know.
Also, I was commenting on the post from neo above, because he is obviously the type to take a lot of bad beats because he puts all of his chips in when he is only a slight favorite too many times. You can only win so many coinflips. I used to have the same problem.