Phil Ivey Mouse
 

Hi all, this is my first post ever [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

I want to know what kind of wireless mouse is Phil Ivey using in this picture:

http://img146.imageshack.us/my.php?i...nttulo2dz4.jpg

I also would like you guys to recommend me one of them or critize them if you don't like and why is that.

My english is not that good, but I think you will understand it.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Phil Ivey Mouse
 

it's gyroscopic.

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I've never liked a gyroscope mouse, or even knew anybody who liked the one they bought. They're pretty slow and awkward.

If you're interested in a hand-held controller, a gamepad works a whole big bunch better. You can use TableNavigator (it's linked in the Software forum's FAQ) to use the direction pad to navigate between tables and then the buttons on the controller for fold/call/raise. Trying to carefully move a cursor w/o having a real mouse is silly & slow.
-Sam

Re: Phil Ivey Mouse
 

Its not 2015 yet. Good ol' laser Logitech mouse will do for me, until something more efficient comes out.

Re: Phil Ivey Mouse
 

go touchscreen

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go touchscreen

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Or laser pointer/detection screen [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

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go touchscreen

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Or laser pointer/detection screen [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

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I love the touch screens. Makes me feel like I'm Tom Cruise in Minority Report.

Re: Phil Ivey Mouse
 

I can't reach my screen most of the time without stretching....touchscreen would be uncomfortable [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] (not to mention I'd run out of H2SO4 and alcohol removing fingerprints [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] )

I could totally get in to a laser pointer/detection setup tho (pretty much just in the IEEE standards phase tho and a few systems for large screen (100") crappy NTSC resolution stuff for presentations as far as I could tell [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img].

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(not to mention I'd run out of H2SO4 and alcohol removing fingerprints)

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It's not a problem for me because I followed your directions from that thread about removing your fingerprints. Now when I touch the monitor no clues are left behind.

Thanks!

Re: Phil Ivey Mouse
 

I think those gyroscopes mouse should be pretty confortable. In fact, Phil looks really relaxed in that pic.

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I think those gyroscopes mouse should be pretty confortable. In fact, Phil looks really relaxed in that pic.

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id probably take peoples advice who have used them. if you really want to give it a shot every few weeks woot runs a deal on one of them

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I used to be a technical trainer and we used these in our main office. It is a personal preference thing and I never became comfortable with it, so I second the notion of these not being as useful.

Re: Phil Ivey Mouse
 

The one Phil is using is the Gyration Air Mouse.

I've been using one for a few years. I don't like it for poker, but I use it for almost everything else. I keep three different mice hooked up and switch between them to prevent pain in my wrist ... the Gyration is the one I use most, followed by the Evoluent vertical mouse.

I bought a package with both the mouse and keyboard. The mouse is great but the keyboard went in the trash within a few hours.

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I'd run out of H2SO4 and alcohol removing fingerprints

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i think you'd run out of screens, and maybe fingers, using sulfuric acid.

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I'd run out of H2SO4 and alcohol removing fingerprints

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i think you'd run out of screens, and maybe fingers, using sulfuric acid.

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It was a reference to an older thread goldtoes posted in [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]