Buddy, you are a complete moron!!!! First off, Harrington is veteran at this. I wouldn't tell some rookie to do this, because they will lose there shirt. Secondly, if you don't just blow it off, you will play scared to death you idiot!! Yes, I have been doing this for 20+ years and yes that is my advise for him. Plenty of other cats have lost there shirts here, but you don't see me telling them to double up. YOU PLAY SCARED IN THIS GAME AND YOU DIE. IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT!! If you don't under stand the game then get out. I've been there and done that. I'm telling you what should be done by someone who is capable of winning and has the money to do so. Thirdly, how many gamblers you know of that actually quit. Usually, they don't, so the best thing to do is BLOW IT OFF and regroup. The longer it takes to blow it off, the longer it takes to win again. And by the way, I said GOOD SOUND CHASING, MEANING DONT JUST PICK ANY FAVORITE DICK!! If you want to see what good chasing is, then you can go back and check all of my plays and you will figure it out dick.
Good Luck to you Harrington(sorry about this thread)
Listen Miss, I didn't mean to get you all upset and sqawking...all I said was you gave bad advice, which you did, and you're either too stupid or too much of a hot head red neck to realize it...or a better guess, by the way you write like a woman who just got her feelings hurt, is that you're too suborn to admit it. Hell, maybe you are a chick.
I simply disagreed on the two points you made 1) people shouldn't make make, quick, emotional bets over extending themselves in order to try and recover quickly from a bad beat. It happens SO much, they gave it a name...chasing. Now I realize we won't find "chasing" in Websters but as a slang term in gambling, it's a negative thing to do...there's nothing "good and sound" about it - that doesn't even make any sence. And I'm sorry to break it to you Miss, but you're wrong in saying so and all the bold type, panties-in-a-wad ranting in your trailer park world isn't gonna make you right.
Harrington even said in a later post that he LIKED the bet so it wasn't really chasing. He understands the jargon of the game.
On the 2nd thing, after reading your cliche driven crap about "not playing scared" and "just blowing it off", I realized I took your comment the wrong way - you meant don't let it get to you (which I agree with) and I was saying learn from your mistakes (which lI hope you even understand).
I've seen Harrington around for years and think he's a good solid Rx'er - I like his style. And I read MUCH more than I post unless I see some blowhard bragging about his years in the game, and giving bad - in your case, stupid advice - then I chime in, which is kinda the way this whole public post things works.
(and when you reply, I suggest you increase the font size another notch - it makes your words seem...um...bigger)