**Official uNL Microbrew thread: September**

[UptownExpress]

hey guys seem to be making it up to ss, i have appreciate sadvice from
people like gelford, mookboi, and alot of other micro people this website is amazing
and my last 2 days at nl100 havnt been bad either

[kolotoure]

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kolotoure, is your SN public?

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which site?

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FTP or PM me or if you want to keep it a secret its cool [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

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It is public

[MURK]

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The only thing I don't know is how PT or your poker site calculate rakeback. I am pretty sure that PT takes the total rake and then divides it by the number of players, which is alo - I believe - how most poker sites do it.

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the general stats tab on PT shows the amount of rake paid in the pots that you won, so it isn't really accurate to calculate the RB you're due.

for 27% dealt RB you want to use the summary tab - filter out observed hands and then divide the total rake by the number of players, then multiply that by .27 which should be pretty much bang on.

[Spurious]

someone playing at stars NL25?

how can you get value out of those nits?

[Frosteater]

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someone playing at stars NL25?

how can you get value out of those nits?

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Just play a bit looser.

Open-raise T7o from the button.
Raise K6s from the button with one limper.
3bet 87s in position.
Aim for "Att. to steal blinds" >40.

At least this does the trick for me and I'm not good postflop. Just comfortable, which helps.

You're probably going to take down a lot of small pots and sooner or later they'll play more (and weaker) hands against you, then you can tighten up a bit and try to get money out of them with a premium hand.

As long as blinds are posted, there's money on the table. If no one wants to play with you, just take it down preflop until they change their minds.

[Nogatsira]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=3f20c07thws

[fozzy71]

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The only thing I don't know is how PT or your poker site calculate rakeback. I am pretty sure that PT takes the total rake and then divides it by the number of players, which is alo - I believe - how most poker sites do it.

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the general stats tab on PT shows the amount of rake paid in the pots that you won, so it isn't really accurate to calculate the RB you're due.

for 27% dealt RB you want to use the summary tab - filter out observed hands and then divide the total rake by the number of players, then multiply that by .27 which should be pretty much bang on.

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Rake Calc Tab in PokerGrapher is defo the easiest way.

The way I was taught to check my RB in PT is as follows:

Filter since Sept 1 to figure this months RB. Go to Game Notes Tab > Get All. The total at the bottom of the M.G.R. is your contributed rake. Multiply that by 27% = your estimated RB due.

Like I said tho - the Rake Calc Tab in PokerGrapher is definitiley the easiest.

[kaz2107]

brag: broncos game will b televised in south carolina today!!@#@#@$
beat: broncos always play like ass against the colts
brag: rockies actually still have something to play for on the last game of the season for the first time in a million years

[bknollenberg]

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brag: broncos game will b televised in south carolina today!!@#@#@$
beat: broncos always play like ass against the colts
brag: rockies actually still have something to play for on the last game of the season for the first time in a million years

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brag / wtfever: partied with the colts' gm's niece last night.

[JimboNYY24]

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someone playing at stars NL25?

how can you get value out of those nits?

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table select better? i've never had a problem finding fish and i just open random tables