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| Sup bro! |
  
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| Chatting is for the fish |
  
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#122
03-16-2005, 09:54 PM
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Re: Are you clueless?
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[ QUOTE ] Gee, so you're saying that there's actually no contradiction between Barry saying he can beat the game for 0.5BB/hr with good game selection, and DS saying that nobody could beat the game for 0.5BB/hr if they had to play 5hrs a day every day? Stunning. [/ QUOTE ] Are you trying to be condescending to me for some specific reason? I'm not expecting this to be stunning - it's been stated here in black and white for everyone to see [/ QUOTE ] As I hoped was apparent by my other posts on the topic, I was trying to be condescending to Olu, not you [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]. He's the only one completely missing the point. 
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#124
03-19-2005, 06:20 PM
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Re: Can DSklansky beat the $4/8k
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I have to ask how it is possible that the game is always going on, with the same players, but no one wins. [/ QUOTE ] Oh, maybe because they play other games and bring that money with them. LONG term nobody will beat a game like that for .5BB/hr. Someone might win 2bb/hr for a night then lose 1bb/hr the next night and lose 1.5bb/hr the 3rd night while finally winning .3bb/hr the 4th night. At any given endeavor there is a point of diminishing returns. I'd put forth the guess that $2k/$4k is well past that point.
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#125
03-19-2005, 06:43 PM
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Re: Daniel N comments.
Where is their spreadsheet for this game? Until I started a spreadsheat I THOUGHT I was doing much better long term than I was. Being the biggest winner (is that nightly? weekly? monthly? or total sum?) in the last decade is a big open ended statement.
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#126
03-19-2005, 06:49 PM
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Re: Can DSklansky beat the $4/8k
I think the skill differential in this game is larger than most people think (except when the table is filled with all stars). They play mixed games, long sessions, etc. Players do not always play their A games and are not invulnerable.
For example, Barry G has stated he and other players won't play Sammy Farha in shorthanded Omaha because he is too good. They force him to mix in other games because he is so good at Omaha. This is Barry G saying this, that Farha has an advantage over him. These players are not as close in skill to each other in all games and at all times as many posters like to think.
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