SSNL [cheese] thread: SEPT #2

[Pat Southern]

Brag: Just got the Dell3007 monitor.
Beat: My computer/video card doesn't support the max resolution and lags like a mother [censored]
Variance: Just ordered a new computer from Dell so I can use the monitor.

[Nielsio]

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Brag: Just got the Dell3007 monitor.
Beat: My computer/video card doesn't support the max resolution and lags like a mother [censored]
Variance: Just ordered a new computer from Dell so I can use the monitor.

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lol @ the variance.

[Keyser.]

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Want to do a hand prop bet for October. 50k hands for maybe $1k? pm me if you are interested and are a trusted reg.

[/ QUOTE ]hey. I'd def be interested. Sending pm.

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I've been looking for someone to make maybe a 30k hand prop bet with. PM me if you're interested in the vag-edition of Jay's bet.


In other news I went rostucko today. Had a bad Wednesday, took Thursday off, then good day today.

[Nielsio]

Guys,


I have a 22" widescreen Acer TFT and a 21" HP CRT. The 22" is my main screen and I play poker on just that screen. I resize the tables a little through FullTiltShortcuts which means playing 6-tables is totally sweet and no overlap but I often have 7 or even 8 tables open for the purpose of table selecting (closing 1 or 2 after deciding which is best).

So the CRT is really big and ugly. It works fine but I'm starting to hate it. Do I buy another 22" Acer (270 euro) or a 24" Samsung (470 euro). I can't go for a 24" Acer because it doesn't have DVI.

The 24" has a higher resolution allowing me to do what I normally do but have no overlap at any time. It'll also give me a better 'tv' screen like that. I have a kickass DLP projector but I'm not using it in my current living situation.

I can't decide. Do I go for the frugal option or the baller option?

[Keyser.]

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Guys,


I have a 22" widescreen Acer TFT and a 21" HP CRT. The 22" is my main screen and I play poker on just that screen. I resize the tables a little through FullTiltShortcuts which means playing 6-tables is totally sweet and no overlap but I often have 7 or even 8 tables open for the purpose of table selecting (closing 1 or 2 after deciding which is best).

So the CRT is really big and ugly. It works fine but I'm starting to hate it. Do I buy another 22" Acer (270 euro) or a 24" Samsung (470 euro). I can't go for a 24" Acer because it doesn't have DVI.

The 24" has a higher resolution allowing me to do what I normally do but have no overlap at any time. It'll also give me a better 'tv' screen like that. I have a kickass DLP projector but I'm not using it in my current living situation.

I can't decide. Do I go for the frugal option or the baller option?

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How much more is the Dell 3007 (the 30 inch)? It really is worth the cost if it's near your price-range, imo.

eh I guess with one 22 inch already it might not be ideal for you. I used to have monitors that didn't match exactly in size and it bothered me some, not sure if you're anal like that.

[TwistedEcho]

FINALLY! (ship the 28k month - more if i win wcoop ME obv!)

[Nielsio]

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Guys,


I have a 22" widescreen Acer TFT and a 21" HP CRT. The 22" is my main screen and I play poker on just that screen. I resize the tables a little through FullTiltShortcuts which means playing 6-tables is totally sweet and no overlap but I often have 7 or even 8 tables open for the purpose of table selecting (closing 1 or 2 after deciding which is best).

So the CRT is really big and ugly. It works fine but I'm starting to hate it. Do I buy another 22" Acer (270 euro) or a 24" Samsung (470 euro). I can't go for a 24" Acer because it doesn't have DVI.

The 24" has a higher resolution allowing me to do what I normally do but have no overlap at any time. It'll also give me a better 'tv' screen like that. I have a kickass DLP projector but I'm not using it in my current living situation.

I can't decide. Do I go for the frugal option or the baller option?

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How much more is the Dell 3007 (the 30 inch)? It really is worth the cost if it's near your price-range, imo.

eh I guess with one 22 inch already it might not be ideal for you. I used to have monitors that didn't match exactly in size and it bothered me some, not sure if you're anal like that.

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30 inchers are 3 times more expensive than that 24" Samsung. Not looking for such an investment. Right now I'm debating whether the 24" is worth the investment.

Symmetry is nice, yeah, but I'm sure the 24" is nice too.

[Nielsio]

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FINALLY! (ship the 28k month - more if i win wcoop ME obv!)



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That's so sick.

Do you even play cash btw?

[Nielsio]

lol; villain has $9 left.


Full Tilt Poker - No Limit Hold'em Cash Game - $1/$2 Blinds - 6 Players - (LegoPoker Hand History Converter)

SB: $280.10
Hero (BB): $196.30
UTG: $181.00
MP: $49.05
CO: $221.35
BTN: $199.00

Preflop: Hero is dealt J[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] (6 Players)
UTG folds, MP calls $2.00, 3 folds, <font color="red">Hero raises to $10.00</font>, MP calls $8.00

Flop: ($21) K[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 3[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 5[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] (2 Players)
Hero checks, <font color="red">MP bets $10.00</font>, Hero calls $10.00

Turn: ($41) 2[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] (2 Players)
Hero checks, <font color="red">MP bets $20.00</font>, <font color="red">Hero raises to $101.00</font>, MP folds
Uncalled bet of $81.00 returned to Hero

Pot Size: $81.00 ($3 Rake)

[TwistedEcho]

nielso,

I played mtts for a living for ~yr which was awesome, until i started running bad and the variance is sick. I tried to teach myself cash and prob have played like 70k hands 1/2 at ~5ptbb lifetime.

I only played like 15k hands of cash this month tho since im staying with some 10/20nl sickos and on a laptop - mainly been 4tabling cash or playing wcoop/mtts this month