In poker, and I’m talking specifically about Tex

In poker, and I’m talking specifically about Texas Hold’em, you’re always acting on incomplete information. You make the best decision with the information you have at hand and put yourself in the best position possible to be successful.

CDiddy needed to step away for a much needed break and he thought he was holding the nuts in JLang as a replacement.

Odds looked good.

Only one card could beat his hand. The flop was good but the turn was great. Only one card left in the deck that could spoil his hand on the river. CDiddy moved all-in, just needing to avoid the dreaded one-outer.

And it hit.

But as it often is at the poker tables, just because you get lucky with one big hand doesn’t mean you really know what you’re doing. JLang sat at the big boys table and played just enough hands correctly to get a reputation at the table as a good player, won a big hand to become the big stack, and then just pissed every last dollar away while completely misreading the table.

I think we all know how that goes. After all, CD12 caught a one-outer after we’d all gone all-in.

Welcome back, CDiddy. Glad you bought back in.