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Tau Ceti IV
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It’s important after Charlie Kirk’s death that we close ranks and prevent filth like Ben Shapiro, Josh Hammer, and Mark Levin from reasserting control over the Right.
We accept nothing less than America First.
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As we celebrate Labor Day, consider your wages are given in US dollars, money is a store of labor, and the U.S. government has been robbing you of it since 1913.
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It’s one thing to learn from your mistakes. It’s another to turn weak/tight for fear of making one.
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Are You Playing In a BIGGER Game Than You Think?
#Poker #RedChipHero
The blinds, or whatever is on the tote board, do NOT determine the size of your game.
Raise sizes do.
What raise does it take to get a pot HU or maybe 3way?
In my 1/2 games, $15 goes 4 ways routinely. The threshold is typically $20.
Cut that size by about 4 (whatever would make that number a 3x to 4x raise, in line with standard recommendations). ... or $5 in this case.
You are actually playing a 2/3 or 2/5 type game.
And, do you sit in a capped game? Or match the stack?
In a match stack game, you can get deep again for that raise size. In a capped game? No chance....you are short stacked, essentially.
If my game is a $300 cap and it takes a $20 raise to get into HU pots, I'm playing 2/5 NL with a $300 stack when I first sit down....or 60 BBs, 40 BBs if you sit with $200.
That requires some BIG adjustments....and your recreational opponents are not making them.
- Top pair hands go up in value
- Baby pairs and suited connectors go down in value
- SPRs will be low...get a bit stickier with TPGK
- Opponents don't have the implied odds to chase you with "set mining" and/or chasing a lot of their draws.
- And, even if they do chase (which they will), they don't get paid enough...so you actually are ahead in the long run if you pay them off some (and you still won't always pay them off).
Sometimes, we find ourselves in shorter stacked games even if we think we bought in deep. We play a deeper stacked game incorrectly.
This is the same as playing straddle pots. Straddles reduce the stack sizes by increasing the stakes.
Make the right adjustments and increase your edge over your non-adjusting opponents.
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As i’m about to leave the table today, two chip racks on my lap, get dealt (AJc) Someone opens for $20, one other besides me. Flop: AJ4 rainbow
OOP: makes it $40
MP: makes it $120
Even though i flopped two pair, mr MP definitely not clicking back with a hand i can beat. Considering that the rack was already on my lap and i felt very weak in this spot, I made the fold.
MP player ended up having JJ 😵🕺
Racked up and got tf outta there. That place is always trying to make me give it back on the last hand before i leave 🤣
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Short-handed poker does NOT mean open wider!
❤️Button ranges don’t change.
❤️UTG = HJ range…because it’s the HJ.
❤️Your ranges do NOT change. Stop thinking you have to “open up.”
♠️Instead, you find more heads up pots due to fewer people.
♠️You can isolate more effectively. Especially with a 3bet.
♠️You can even open smaller and deepen the stacks.
♠️Stop listening to the mindless touts saying “open wider.”
They are mistakenly telling you due to fewer players…you will play more hands.
But your ranges DO NOT change!
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Grok…Help me write a post explaining why #Ethereum is one of the biggest scams in history
**Why Ethereum is the Grandest Scam in History**
Ethereum, the cryptocurrency that's like the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy's Total Perspective Vortex, but instead of showing you your insignificance in the universe, it shows you the insignificance of your wallet.
Here's why it’s one of the biggest scams ever:
1. **The Pre-Mine Plot Twist**: Imagine, in a game of Monopoly, where one player started with 70% the properties already owned. Ethereum's pre-mine gave a hefty chunk to its creators, which, in the spirit of fairness, is like saying, "Let's start a race, but I'll take a 70% head start."
2. **The Centralization Conundrum**: Ethereum was supposed to be the decentralized future, but it's got more centralization than a black hole. If you thought you were joining a democratic blockchain party, think again. It's more like a monarchy where the king (or the devs) can change the rules at will.
3. **The Gas Fee Gag**: Want to send some ETH? Sure, just pay a massive entry fee that fluctuates like the weather on Gallifrey. Gas fees are Ethereum's way of saying, "You want to use me? Here's your tax for the privilege."
4. **The ICO Insanity**: Ethereum became the Wild West for Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), where every project was the next big thing, until it wasn't. It's like if every startup pitch in Silicon Valley was a Theranos Ponzi scheme….but on a “blockchain”
5. **The Upgrade Ultimatum**: Every few years, Ethereum promises an upgrade that'll solve all its problems & finally replace bitcoin as the most demanded crypto asset. It's like waiting for the next season of your favorite show, only to find out it's been canceled, but they're still selling merchandise.
6. **The Utility Uproar**: While Bitcoin's utility is straightforward (ie: digital gold & immutable money), Ethereum's supposed to be the world computer. Yet, it's more like a computer from the 80s - slow, clunky, and not actually doing anything useful.
7. **The Environmental Irony**: Ethereum's move to “Proof of Stake” was hailed as “eco-friendly”, but let's all forget all the energy it used for 5 years, all the GPUs it destroyed, & the energy at the expensive enterprise datacenters that it’s runs on. It's like going from a Hummer to a Toyota Prius with a trailer attached, after driving through half the universe.
8. **The Community Con**: The Ethereum community is like a cult where the Kool-Aid is made up of promises from paid podcasters who keep promising you it will replace bitcoin; but you end up with less bitcoin as a result.
Now, while this might sound like Ethereum's just a cosmic prank, remember, every scam needs believers, and Ethereum's got them.
It’s given humanity a new way to dream, scheme, and mostly scream in frustration.
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There you have it, a post that's as entertaining as it is informative, with a nod to the absurdity of it all, much like the universe itself.
