Attn. Ed Miller- the Book and Hand histories

[lacky]

Ed,
I've been reading your book and its top notch. I was wondering if there was anyway that you could post some blocks of 100 hand histories so that others and I could use replayer to actually watch the play your talking about. The problem with reading a book is your never sure you have it right. I watched the tournament hand histories that Frozen_Fish has posted and it was a tremendous help in confirming what I was doing right and pointing out errors I was making. It would actually be helpful to watch any of the successful players, like astroglide, davidross, or schneids to name just a few. I’ve always learned best by example and I think there’s a lot of people like that. I make about $50 per hour multi-tabling 3/6 or $55 sng’s so I could post those. I consider myself mediocre though, so watching the top players would be more useful for everyone. So, what does everyone think?

Steve

[Tosh]

Ed included MANY good and well thought out examples for every concept he discussed. He can't play for you though, you will learn to use them with experience and posting hands.

[Ed Miller]

I'm sorry... I doubt I've played 100 hands online in my life. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] I have no hand histories.

I suggest you lurk on the Mid- and High-Stakes forum. Some of those guys are truly top-notch.

[lacky]

I realize that. My point was more along the lines of;
You can read art books all day long, but watching a master at work is still very enlightening.

[lacky]

You should take a look. There is a significant amount of money to be made playing online if you can multitable

[Ed Miller]

You should take a look. There is a significant amount of money to be made playing online if you can multitable

I know... call me Ricky Williams, but it just isn't for me.

[lacky]

Understood, if there was a decent place to play closer that 300 miles I would play live some too. Although, the main advantage for me is we have a 6 month old and I can work from home, so we don't need daycare.

[Blarg]

$50/hr multi-tabling 3/6 and you consider that mediocre?

[lacky]

Well, I guess maybe solid but not spectacular. I’m actually averaging $65 per hour, but that’s from playing 6 to 7 tables at a rate of 2.47 BB/100 hands plus a good rakeback deal. 2.47 is solid but its not killing it. I guess I don’t feel like am really there yet because moving up farther hasn’t been going well. I gave up at 15/30 after 30000 hands with a win rate of just 1 BB/100. I felt like I just had to many holes, so I dropped back down to study and work on it. I do feel like I’m making progress. My attempts at moving from the $55 sng’s to the $109 sng’s have also been dismal. When you try to move up in levels and end up not doing well it’s pretty humbling. So, a rambling response, but yeah, I don’t feel like I’m all that great yet. But hey, if you want hand histories I will send them.

Steve

[kem]

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I'm sorry... I doubt I've played 100 hands online in my life. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] I have no hand histories.

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From amazon.com:
"Looking for a new hobby, he [Ed Miller] deposited a couple hundred dollars in November 2001 to play $1-$2 and $2-$4 hold ’em online. After losing his initial stake, he sought to improve his game, and he found the books and website of Two Plus Two Publishing LLC."

So you lost $200 at $2-4 in under 100 hands? I'm guessing you probably didn't fold anything pre-flop...