**Official uNL Microbrew thread: August**

[WHITEBOYAEHS]

anyone feel like answering my question?

[Mr_Pathetic]

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so i didnt think i was doing too well at 5NL but i was basing my opinion on whether or not i could crush a month. however, looking at my stats today i noticed that im up 18BI and running almost 14bb/100 over 13k hands. would you guys consider that sufficient to move up?

my graph seems to be all over the place. i think im overplaying a lot of TPTK type hands and getting stacked, however i am able to stack quite a bit with nut flush and boat hands so it works its way out.

as shown, im $76.21 down with one pair hands and green in every category above that. guess i should slow down with those a little. my gosh the stats make me sick, im been stacked so many times with TPTK-TPGK. ugh.

anyways, thoughts?

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exhibit some pot control once in a while!

gogogo to NL10 and pwn

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i really try. without going over them right this second, i think a lot of them are on non scary boards and figuring that villian has a weaker A, K or whatever, else villian turns up with a large PP, set, or some other random suckout that im not expecting.

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26k hands an I am down 150 on one pair hands. Majority is stuff like me with AQ on A54r board and betting three streets and villain having AK. Or AIPF with KK vs TT and set hits. Pocket KK on a 2J3hh flop and going all in with villain having J5 to catch a 5 on river.

However I am only down 76 on high card hands lol. Everything else is profitable. My winrate is a wretched 6.6 due to last months sicko -78 downswing. Nothing like people buying in for 10 and flopping higher flush then you while you have ten at table.

[Mr_Pathetic]

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anyone feel like answering my question?

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I have no experience but I think it goes something like he owes you x% of profits till he repays you in full or something. He has to pay a % till he can fully buy you out maybe?? IDK best I can do.

[WHITEBOYAEHS]

anyone else?

[Lurker.]

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anyone feel like answering my question?

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you stake him xx amount of dollars and take 50% of his profits. Make sure it's clear what stakes you want him to play etc...and eventually his roll will be big enough to buy you out. (you set the number...good to be fair usually)

[Gelford]

isn't it usually done by agreeing a number of hands to be played and then sharing his winnings either that or agreeing that he plays til he has won a certain amount enabling him to have a roll of his own ... and you skim his winnings in the meantime. (Tho if he loses it all, then it is your loss)

[Lurker.]

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isn't it usually done by agreeing a number of hands to be played and then sharing his winnings either that or agreeing that he plays til he has won a certain amount enabling him to have a roll of his own ... and you skim his winnings in the meantime. (Tho if he loses it all, then it is your loss)

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deals vary...

[WHITEBOYAEHS]

yeah so if he loses its on me right

[Lurker.]

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yeah so if he loses its on me right

[/ QUOTE ]yes. this is why staking losing players is stupid

[derosnec]

today has been a little weird