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Exactly. When I used the term mistake I used it in the following context - Assume we knew what our opponents hand was. Any play that would go contrary to what would be correct if we knew exactly what our opponent was holding would be a mistake. There are many ways of inducing mistakes...

Of course I've heard that argument a thousand times and so has every other aggressive player such as Doyle, Gus and 90% of the playing populus that is truly successful. There's not enough rope in the world to hang us all. Yeah, never play 4 - 6 offsuit out of position - bla bla bla. Truth is...

McDonalds is right down the block. You and your alter ego seem very qualified.

Maybe mistake is not the most accurate term because it assumes a conscience poor decision. Example: I'm in the small blind and action folds around to me. I have 3 different decisions - fold, call and raise. The big blind has 2 decisions - check or raise. If I raise, which I will almost...

Playing only probable hands leads to long term failure or break even at best. Example: Game is 5 - 10. Tight player raises to $30 from mid position. I have 6-8. I call knowing he has a large pair, A-K and the like. Flop comes 4-5-7. He leads out with a continuation bet thinking who calls a...

Yes every hand puts a decision on every player. When *I* bet or raise I am in effect putting a decision on my opponent thus giving him the opportunity to make a mistake. If he folds to my bluff he's made a mistake whether he is aware of the bluff of not. If he calls my made hand he's made a...

Just read this article http://www.sfomag.com/article.aspx?ID=1209 All you need to get started. I was actually rather upset this guy shared the secret many good traders have always known.

From a sheer math and logic point of view poker is a game of mistakes. He who makes the fewest wins the most $$. Constantly putting decisions on your opponents puts them in a position to make a mistake. That's the essense of succesful poker whether you're a live player or a bot. Matters little...

My point is that it is a mute point. Maybe not for those who are concerned more about online play but for those like myself who play live it means nothing.

exactly

All I know is I never saw a computer in a poker room.

Its much easier to marry a rich trader than become one.

If you right click on the printer you can change the port settings for the printer. You can change the port some port settings in BIOS as well. Are you the one who had the XP Pro upgrades?

I'd buy one in a heartbeat. Work it with some heads, pistons & bottle and race it on Pinks.

Where I come from thats called a fish.

$60 is a lot of money to you?

Sadly there has been nothing that comes even close.

http://www.mbtrading.com/fx/developers.asp

at war with who?

The most basic is to set your stop above or below, depending on the direction of the trade, the nearest point of heavy support or resistance. Count how many pips away that is from your entry and divide that number by how much you are willing to commit on the trade and you also come up with your...