@GricelTango No creo que uno de esos sea Osvaldo Andrade, el mismo sinvergüenza que copiaba y pegaba textos cuando se le pagaban millonarias asesorías en San Carlos. No debe ser el mismo.
Si esto pasaba en el gobierno de Boric el periodismo nos tendria con cadena nacional, Sepulveda gritando en Mega, sería tema nacional
Pero como ocurre en el gobierno de Kast es solo una anécdota
El periodismo Chileno, un cáncer para la democracia
Cuesta encontrar estos registros audiovisuales. Neruda sin engolamiento, sin declamación, sin esa pátina liricoide del personaje público. Simplemente hablando. Y hablando, nada menos, de Gabriela Mistral.
I read a post by @padspoker saying good poker players change their mind often.. and it's actually something I have implemented in to my game.
Last night I was playing live cash 400bb deep, the biggest nit on the table opens MP, I 3bet CO with TT and he puts in the 2.5x 4bet. This guy for sure has QQ+, he's just flatting there with AK but it's only a 2.5x raise and we're 400bb deep - if I flop a set, I win his entire stack and if I don't flop a set, it's an easy fold. So, I call. Flop comes 662, He bets out 66% pot.. and this is where I change my mind. He wouldn't bet 66% pot with QQ+ he'd bet 40% pot or 33% pot. 66% pot just looks like AK, maybe even 99 trying to win the pot right now and avoid overcards. But, I don't want to flat call because I'm screwed if an Ace or King comes on the turn.. also this guy knows I know that he knows that I'm aware of ranges and he has QQ+ a ton here, so if I raise, he might even go all-in and try get me to fold TT or JJ. So, I put in the raise, and he takes the bait.. he announces all-in. I snap call and he shows Aces.