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| View Poll Results: What cardrooms comes to mind when you think B&M | |||
| I have small local mini-cardrooms in my state |
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30 | 29.70% |
| My buddy vinnie or Guido's house |
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1 | 0.99% |
| Tropicana,Sands,Taj Mahal |
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11 | 10.89% |
| Wynn, Mirage, Bellagio |
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54 | 53.47% |
| Oldschool Binions |
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5 | 4.95% |
| Voters: 101. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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The donkey test is great, and I love this thread. It was well put together, and I think my average score was fairly accurate, however, I don't think a poker test should be timed. Taking away points for sitting back and thinking through a situation fully is wrong. Why was this a timed test? I know that regular IQ tests are timed, but a poker test should not be.
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[ QUOTE ]
The donkey test is great, and I love this thread. It was well put together, and I think my average score was fairly accurate, however, I don't think a poker test should be timed. Taking away points for sitting back and thinking through a situation fully is wrong. Why was this a timed test? I know that regular IQ tests are timed, but a poker test should not be. [/ QUOTE ] I don't see why not... you are timed when you play at the table. |
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Online you are under legit time constraints, but this test rewards you for taking 5 sec. on avg. per question to make a decision vs. 15 sec. Also, this is another gripe, even though I'm finishing a degree in English and read all the time, if you're a slower reader- like I am (I sit and analyze each word or daydream)- then your score is being affected. Reading the texture of the board and reading your opponents are different sorts of reading than reading text (words) on a page or a computer screen. Poker is not really a test of how fast you can read. imo- it's not really about speed, but careful/ perceptive analysis
I'll admit, however, that when you're multi-tabling online, making quick decisions is important to a good hourly rate- the quicker you are the more tables you can play. Maybe I'm wrong about how the donkey test is graded, but as I remember time is a factor into the score. I understand also that there is no perfect test, other than years of play and the money you pull in. This was the best poker test I've taken. * the thread seems to have fallen by the wayside, also, maybe there was too little interest/ was looking forward to more analysis |
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