ISF destroys morale

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Originally Posted by Joey "jcl" Lawrence

I played anyone who would 4-table me at 5/10 and saw players so far ahead of me in the curve that it made me realise how much there was still to learn and how much I could improve. There was one player in particular, heybude/Mirttinur, who the first time he played me left me in complete and utter shock. Thoughts of superusing raced through my head, so badly did he destroy me. But that 30 minute, 7K lesson has probably made me thousands and thousands since.

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This is an excerpt from jcl's 12/22 blog at Cardrunners. I just thought it deserved the respect it deserved around here. Good job homeboy.

Link: http://blogs.cardrunners.com/jcl/200...ear-1261727796

nh danny

Nice. I remember seeing him posting something very similar a month or two back in his leggo blog. Props my man. Here http://www.leggopoker.com/blogs/jcl8...d-hu-5580.html

His quote

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The second match, versus heybude/Mirttinur, took this concept to the extreme and he was the first player I think that I’ve played who literally (and I mean literally – think defending J2o and 48o from the big blind HU) didn’t care about the strength of his hand and only played board textures instead. The first time I was demolished so badly and was in such a state of shock that I even asked him who he was after the match, fearing that he was some awesome high stakes player that I’d never heard of (turns out that he’s a 25/50 HU reg so figures). I reviewed the entire session afterwards and saw that his style was extremely exploitable but my god, if you didn’t see a few showdowns early on and know what was coming, you could easily get ridiculously run over like I did.

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Pure Awesomeness!

Renton showed this to me, prittay prittay cool.

WOAH!

Haha nh ISF

nh sir. No wonder Spendas so good :)

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Originally Posted by Dragon Slayer

nh sir. No wonder Spendas so good :)

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racist ban

ISF eats souls, nom nom nom

gratz