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#33
11-15-2007, 03:13 PM
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Re: Prop bet for Full Ring
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[ QUOTE ] I saw a mega fish run up a stack of $2300 at NL100 in less than 30 min. Guy was playing like 95/85. [/ QUOTE ] Potripper? [/ QUOTE ] Some random dude over a year ago. No idea what his sn was. He dumped every penny of it back within the hour and when he left every person was 200 BB deep with 4 of us playing 400+ deep. The waitlist was over 40 deep at one point. Man, I wish I could have played that deep forever. His massive tell was that if he bet in increments of a buyin he didn't have a pair. I called him down with 22 unimproved for $100, $100, $300 bets at one point to get my only 10x BI stack ever. He got a lot of it back running like god though and I only ended up like +3 BIs vs. him (I was like 400 BB deep when he sat so by the time he got deep I had a read on him). 
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#35
11-15-2007, 03:22 PM
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Re: Prop bet for Full Ring
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cdl you won a 1k pot with 22ui at .5/1 plz post the hh [/ QUOTE ] I don't have it. It was more than a year ago in my degen days when I would call down 22 UI just because I had a read. He had like Ax (I think A8) on some board. I've never seen anything like this guy before or since that time. He was fantastic though. 1 player like that makes everyone play like [censored].
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#36
11-15-2007, 06:09 PM
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Re: Prop bet for Full Ring
Reminds me of Pagenking on Crypto. He'd call ANY size of bet if he had anything of the board including massive over-raises on the river with just 2nd/3rd pair. However, if at any point he improved to two pair or better he'd take control and bet tiny fractions of the pot allowing you to redraw virtually for free. This was years ago and he only seemed to be around for a few weeks but he got pounded soooooooooo hard!!
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#37
11-15-2007, 06:43 PM
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Re: Prop bet for Full Ring
Please no PMs for action as I'm not taking any from 2+2. I KNOW I'm a dog in this bet and it's probably not worth it as I'd probably need 2 full days off even if I succeed.
Will keep everyone posted.
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#38
11-15-2007, 07:26 PM
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Re: Prop bet for Full Ring
ive been think of what it wud take for me to take action on this (from OPs POV). i think i wud take it for 3.6:1 at 1.8K (my 1.8K to his 6.48K) at 400nl. i think that might balance it out and make it near even (esp with the stipulation that u have to sit out at 3handed (the most profitable spot for 6h players to b at the table)).
what wud everyone else need to take the bet?
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#39
11-15-2007, 07:46 PM
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Re: Prop bet for Full Ring
If the bet were insanely huge I'd be willing to give odds, it's easy if you can just dump to the table and get the average table stack up to 5+ buyins. The point where I'd be willing to accept even odds is probably about a $20,000 bet but I'd want to try it out at lower stakes first a few times to see how much I have to spend to do it. For a smaller amount I'd probably want a bit higher than 3.6:1 since I'm so unsure about how possible this is. I'd probably take 5:1 for any amount of at least $1,000 (of my money).
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#40
11-15-2007, 08:20 PM
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Re: Prop bet for Full Ring
I'd probably accept a even bet to play one table of NL$200 for $8000. I think you'd need to hardly ever dump more than $5,000 onto the table to at some point luckbox your stack to over 10 buy ins. If I could afford it I'd probably take it on with just a $4k evens bet. I mean, stop and actually think what the stacks are likely to be like at a table after you've dumped 15 buy ins on it!!!!! Now imagine what your image would be like!! You'd get people felting TPGK for 500bb if you'd be suitably mental thus far.
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