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09-06-2006, 02:35 PM
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Re: My first 100,000 hands at 5/10. Where can I improve?
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36/14/1.9 [/ QUOTE ] and your roommate plays preflop almost the same way? both of you are playing differently preflop than any other player on this site, and several other poker sites. you are certainly not stealing anywhere near enough, and since stealing is such a basic idea, this leads me to believe that your theory should just about be fully discounted, regardless of whatever results you post later. sorry 
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#32
09-06-2006, 02:48 PM
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Re: My first 100,000 hands at 5/10. Where can I improve?
My advise to play more TAG post flop, and steal some more and defend your SB more pf. I'd be looking at BB defenses as well. Particularly non steal defenses. You might be spewing some there.
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#33
09-06-2006, 03:32 PM
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Re: My first 100,000 hands at 5/10. Where can I improve?
Anybody taking money on deadmoney actually posting his and roomates "identical" stats where he is beating him by 3-5 BB/100 over a significant sample size? I missed out on the $1100 Mansion bet and want some action.
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#34
09-06-2006, 03:32 PM
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Re: My first 100,000 hands at 5/10. Where can I improve?
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[ QUOTE ] 36/14/1.9 [/ QUOTE ] and your roommate plays preflop almost the same way? both of you are playing differently preflop than any other player on this site, and several other poker sites. you are certainly not stealing anywhere near enough, and since stealing is such a basic idea, this leads me to believe that your theory should just about be fully discounted, regardless of whatever results you post later. sorry [/ QUOTE ] Forget it, this is not worth the time. I'm not going to try to convince 1000 2+2ers to play differently, my views are falling on deaf ears that are stuck inside the box. I know I play differently than anybody on every poker site, I never see anyone with my stats--and I'm glad. The worst table I can think of is a table full of people with my exact stats. My solace can come from the fact that every player that I have more than 1000 hands logged against is losing against me... all of them. You can steal the blinds, I'll steal the turn. Additionally, its good to hear that no one even wants to try to challenge axioms in this forum--I'll never have to be up against a table of identical stats. I'm sure your next comments will be, "you will be missed..." etc, and new concepts will get buried and forgot. Mark this as the day that you missed out on something bigger.
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#37
09-06-2006, 03:36 PM
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Re: My first 100,000 hands at 5/10. Where can I improve?
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A quick screenshot would take less time than this post. [/ QUOTE ] and to fail to do so after all the un-backed up assertions is shameful. As a rebuttal any other player can post their winrate over a significant sample with their aggression stats and a proper discussion not this back and forth bitchfest could actually take place.
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#38
09-06-2006, 03:41 PM
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Re: My first 100,000 hands at 5/10. Where can I improve?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 36/14/1.9 [/ QUOTE ] and your roommate plays preflop almost the same way? both of you are playing differently preflop than any other player on this site, and several other poker sites. you are certainly not stealing anywhere near enough, and since stealing is such a basic idea, this leads me to believe that your theory should just about be fully discounted, regardless of whatever results you post later. sorry [/ QUOTE ] Forget it, this is not worth the time. I'm not going to try to convince 1000 2+2ers to play differently, my views are falling on deaf ears that are stuck inside the box. I know I play differently than anybody on every poker site, I never see anyone with my stats--and I'm glad. The worst table I can think of is a table full of people with my exact stats. My solace can come from the fact that every player that I have more than 1000 hands logged against is losing against me... all of them. You can steal the blinds, I'll steal the turn. Additionally, its good to hear that no one even wants to try to challenge axioms in this forum--I'll never have to be up against a table of identical stats. I'm sure your next comments will be, "you will be missed..." etc, and new concepts will get buried and forgot. Mark this as the day that you missed out on something bigger. [/ QUOTE ] deadmoney...yeah
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#39
09-06-2006, 03:46 PM
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Re: My first 100,000 hands at 5/10. Where can I improve?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 36/14/1.9 [/ QUOTE ] and your roommate plays preflop almost the same way? both of you are playing differently preflop than any other player on this site, and several other poker sites. you are certainly not stealing anywhere near enough, and since stealing is such a basic idea, this leads me to believe that your theory should just about be fully discounted, regardless of whatever results you post later. sorry [/ QUOTE ] Forget it, this is not worth the time. I'm not going to try to convince 1000 2+2ers to play differently, my views are falling on deaf ears that are stuck inside the box. I know I play differently than anybody on every poker site, I never see anyone with my stats--and I'm glad. The worst table I can think of is a table full of people with my exact stats. My solace can come from the fact that every player that I have more than 1000 hands logged against is losing against me... all of them. You can steal the blinds, I'll steal the turn. Additionally, its good to hear that no one even wants to try to challenge axioms in this forum--I'll never have to be up against a table of identical stats. I'm sure your next comments will be, "you will be missed..." etc, and new concepts will get buried and forgot. Mark this as the day that you missed out on something bigger. [/ QUOTE ] Deadmoney, you can shut everyone up with a screenshot. Ignore the peanut gallery for once and just post it when you get home. You're new refusal to do so just makes us all doubt you more. 36/14/1.9 does not in any way sound like winning poker IMO. I don't understand how you can be winning 3-5 BB/100 with that play style and would be floored if you could explain it/prove it. Paragraphs won't do it. We need HH's and PT screenshots.
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#40
09-06-2006, 04:27 PM
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Re: My first 100,000 hands at 5/10. Where can I improve?
Hey deadmoney I have no problem with your style and stats and I wouldn't be very surprised if you are a winning player.
I don't believe in stat numbers though. The numbers give just a n average value and fail to give an idea of how a player reacts to his playing environment. I mean you might have the "perfect numbers" and still underperform b/c you fail to adapt to the game dynamics you play. There is no perfect strategy. Your turn play might be perfect for the games you play but you might have to reconsider when for example you run against players that will 3-bet with a higher frequency your turn raises
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