You can tell a man he's wrong forever, but you only need to tell him what's right once.
(Yea, I just made it up, aren't I wise?)
Statistics: Posted by Dumb Snowman — Sun May 01, 2005 6:11 pm
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I guess the reads you can get in person really do make up for the 4 tables i can play simltanouesly online.
This is a stupid question idog...but i have to say i'm curious. Do you fear leaving the club after a big day and getting robbed?? You are a clear winner...i can see how a lot of the losers would be jealous and want your money. is there any security in the club? (one of the benefits of playing online is not having to worry about this stuff!)
I've never played live in any games worth much. so this is all new to me. forgive my ignorance.
Statistics: Posted by kennyg — Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:50 am
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3hr $-173.00 (really bad table, tight and passive, I left real quick)
5.5hrs $1,305.00 (great table, loose and a lot of people seeing the flop--played premium hands and I was strolling)
2 hrs $501.00 Short session
2hrs $400.00 Another short session
12.5 hrs
$2,033
Yes, I know, I know. I am the man.
Statistics: Posted by idog519 — Mon Apr 18, 2005 10:40 am
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6hrs-+$795
7hrs- +$43
7hrs- -1080
5hrs- +1710
Total: $1468 $25hrs. $58 p/h.
Boy am I upset about the -$1080. This was Saturday. I played for 3 hrs in the early afternoon. Left down $130. Then came back a few hours later and just couldn't get things going. I was down $200 early in teh 1/2 game as they had no 5/5. Then we started one and I was down about $100 when my AK was beat by a flush on the river. All in on the flop. Bye bye $500. Then my set ran into a straight on the flush with a short stack. So $200 early on plus $500, plus another $275 on my set. We have a nice loss for the day. Anyways, I made up for it the following day. I started at teh 1/2 with $200 doubled through there and moved to the 5/5 where I tripled up. HAHA. It was a good Sunday afternoon. The cool part was that I was only there 5hrs.
Statistics: Posted by idog519 — Mon Apr 11, 2005 10:35 am
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5hrs +815 3/27
3hrs +500 3/29
2hrs -310 4/31
8hrs -830 4/01
5.5hrs +622 4/02
5.5hrs +847 4/03
Total of 29hrs $1644.
That's pretty good for a weeks worth of work. I'm really getting into the swing of things. Folding two pair when the flush hits and I know the guy was on the draw. Folding trips when I know my kicker was in trouble. Just a lot of discipline and patience. I played the 1/2 NL last Thursday when I shouldn't have. That's where I lost the $310. I had been drinking with some friends and we all decide to stop by and play some poker. A few hrs later I'm down $300 and kick myself. Then I went on Friday and the deck was terrible to me. I was cold decked all night. I manage to only be down $600 in about 6 hrs, but stayed two hours too long and lost another $200. I kicked myself for not leaving earlier. All and all a great 30 hrs. Add this to my $3982 and I'm doing pretty well for myself lately. In the last 109hrs I'm up $5626 with a winrate of $51 p/h. At this level this is definitely sustainable. I'm going to try my best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Statistics: Posted by idog519 — Tue Apr 05, 2005 10:39 am
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2hrs +980
5.5hrs -500
8hrs -220
7.5hrs -1000
6hrs -28
6hrs +600
5hrs 50
10hrs +2750
8hrs +1950
5/5 No Limit
80hrs +3982
$49 per hours.
Sorry guys, I haven't posted in a while and have been real busy. The swings in this game are pretty high. Most of the small losses are mental lapse --I didn't play well at all and a few were dead card sessions. Couldn't hit a flop if I tried. Anways, I'll post more later.
Statistics: Posted by idog519 — Sun Mar 27, 2005 12:46 pm
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Statistics: Posted by bobby — Tue Mar 08, 2005 5:32 pm
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