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Message: [QUOTE="iwont20, post: 6479333, member: 254263"] It's never solely a gut feeling, it's certain level of understanding the game + gut feeling being a factor weighing in. Look how he reacted once she told she had a jack of clubs, honestly, it's an inappropriate reaction, she stopped explaining further since she was sort of shamed and cut-off. Don't expect to hear explanations if that's how you react to them, considering no one owns you them in a first place, it's a gesture. Plus she said "you don't have sh**" and further, that's basically a gut feeling. Look at Negreanu's last tweets about the topic, where he's giving an example how some amateur players explain their moves. It's probably would've been the same, but she was not given a non- judgemental room to do so, she was already questioned and judged, and got nervous, lost, uncomfortable etc. You expect an amateur female player in this situation to give you a detailed mathematic explanation, flipping Flopzilla with equities maybe? (I'm not implying women are bad at math, I mentioned female as an additional factor of discomfort). She had a feeling already he was playing a certain way against her and she thought he doesn't have it this time, maybe he had oesds, she had a club thought it's less likely he has a fd and j blocked higher oesd, called with her hand thinking she will beat his oesds. The End. She said "ace-high" probably just using wrong terminology meaning a no-made hand. As I said, you all suddenly expect a recreational player to operate on your level and provide you logical - to your standards - explanation once you lose and can't handle this and question their moves immediately, but you thrive on recs' inability to do so and actually that's why you win and still are in poker in general. Shameful behaviour altogether. [/QUOTE]

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