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PokerPaul 09-27-2005 02:32 PM

There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
i have been following this 'buddy' of mine around the tables and he is absolutely crazy.

He plays about 85% of his hands, regardless whether there were raises or not in front of him. And if there is no raise before him, he raises about 75% of the hands he plays.

He rarely folds the flop, in fact if he ever catches any part of flop he will raise or checkraise.

perfect recipe for a buddy right?


Well i do admit i myself have done quite alright off of him, but overall he has destroyed most of the tables i have seen hi play at, leaving a trail of seasoned players wondering what the hell just happened.

So he got lucky, it happens, it encourages such play in the future, right?

But i swear i have followed this guy around for over 3-4 weeks now, and its getting kind of long to chalk it up to a lucky streak. Sure he has had some big negative swings, but he has had numerous monster paydays at the tables which far outweigh the losses i have seen.

Could there be any kind of logical strategy to this seemingly madness?

It is 6max. It seems that because he is rarely out of pots and bets at them, he will usually clean up the pots that didnt hit anyone, and since its just 6 max, where pots are mostly just 2 or 3 way battles, that will happen alot.

Then there are the hands where someone holds AA or KK, but flop comes all rags, which hits this guy right where he needs it, and he scores a huge pot.

Then there are the times where he has a legit monster, and he gets massive action cuz no one puts him on it.

And then there are the suckouts, which he scores many since he calls to river often.

Yes he loses his fair share of pots, even very big ones....but somehow he manages to stay ahead of the game.

And on top of that, if you want to take him on he has an intimidation factor, cuz you gotta know he's likely to rais you and not go away so you gotta be very strong otherwise he puts doubt in your mind, so many back off.

Sounds ridiculus, but could there some long term sense to this?

Georgia Avenue 09-27-2005 02:36 PM

Re: There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
I knew that was you! Quit following me around!

PokerPaul 09-27-2005 02:43 PM

Re: There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
lol....i know its not you....

this guy doesnt speak english

TheWorstPlayer 09-27-2005 03:23 PM

Re: There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
DERB.

dibbs 09-27-2005 03:50 PM

Re: There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
HERE'S TO VARIANCE! THE CAUSE OF, AND SOLUTION TO, ALL OF MY PROBLEMS!

___1___ 09-27-2005 03:51 PM

Re: There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
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i have been following this 'buddy' of mine around the tables and he is absolutely crazy.

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Does his screenname start with an "f"?

___1___

Lefthander 09-27-2005 07:29 PM

Re: There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
Laggy can work in six-max. I know, that's what I play when I'm drinking. How many hands do you have him ahead on?

PokerPaul 09-27-2005 08:51 PM

Re: There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
no it starts with E

wall_st 09-28-2005 12:46 AM

Re: There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
The uber lag strategy can be very profitable at 6 max, especially if you are single tabling.

Groty 09-28-2005 05:57 AM

Re: There is a crazy player on perma-tilt that keeps on winning
 
Saw a guy play this way at the Borgata a couple of months ago on a $5/$10 NL table. He increased his stack from about $1500 to over $6000 in an hour and a half, broke 3 or 4 guys, and had everyone at the table scratching our heads. Never before have I seen a guy get so consistently lucky playing garbage. I was exhausted and had to leave so I don't know how much, if any, he ultimately gave back.


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