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#21
12-11-2004, 01:58 PM
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Re: Prop Player?
Sorry, I mean where there is a big blind of $2 and a small blind of $1 with a $2 bet on flop, then a $4 bet on the turn and river cards. Now, that I think about it, this is allot of bets for only having $50. I will play lower than this, thanks.
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#22
12-11-2004, 02:02 PM
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Re: Prop Player?
Ronald,
If you are going to start playing for real money, please play .05/.10 at pacific or some other really low limit. Buy and read Winning Low Limit Holdem and Small Stakes Holdem (later when you have more experience). Win 300 big bets($30) at that limit and then move up to .10/.20. This may sound like dumb advice but its the best way to go if all you have done is play some play money NL. My girlfriends 10-year old brother currently has over 5 million in play chips at party. That was how I started a year and a half ago and I'm doing just fine now. Like you said you dont have that much money and to be properly bankrolled for 2/4 you need 1200 available. Doesnt sound like you have that. So try starting at .05/.10 with $50 and getting to $80 or better before moving up. Post hands here and get help with your game. Limit is not to learn and its not comparable to NL play money at all.
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#23
12-11-2004, 02:02 PM
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Re: Prop Player?
Ronald, why don't you just send me your money now. Save yourself the hassle of actually losing it at the 2/4 table.
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#24
12-11-2004, 02:04 PM
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Re: Prop Player?
Instead of that post how about something helpful?
With $50 the only limit you can really play is .05/.10. Yes thats nickel/dime. Its sounds like a waste of time but you HAVE to start low unless you are a prodigy with a lot of money to (possibly) lose. You have $50 so be smart.
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#25
12-11-2004, 02:49 PM
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Hmm....
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If this is an available job, can someone let me know? I have played a small amount of play money NL hold em, but I watch tv poker almost everyday. In my opinion, if you can master no-limit, you can play the limited bets poker no problem. [/ QUOTE ] All these sincere responses......no one else read this and immediately thought Ronald = troll?
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#27
12-11-2004, 04:30 PM
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Re: Hmm....
If I said something wrong, I am sorry.
I am new to poker, so I am going to make mistakes. I watch poker with my folks almost everyday. Because I played lots of other games, I thought poker would not be too hard. Since last night, I have been reading more on this site, and I now see a lot of wrong ideas I had. For example, a game that seems small like two-dollar and four, is not really that small in respect to the right amount of bankroll. I see that I need hundreds of dollars to correctly fund for that game. I will play at much lower limits to begin. I am only doing this for fun, and I don't want to lose too much. Most of you don't need to worry, because I will not be posting very much. I was just interested in the topic of house money players.
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#29
12-11-2004, 05:50 PM
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Re: Hmm....
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[ QUOTE ] All these sincere responses......no one else read this and immediately thought Ronald = troll? [/ QUOTE ] Most of his posts indicate he is. [/ QUOTE ] Extremely judging aren't you guys?
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#30
12-11-2004, 05:54 PM
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Re: Hmm....
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] All these sincere responses......no one else read this and immediately thought Ronald = troll? [/ QUOTE ] Most of his posts indicate he is. [/ QUOTE ] Extremely judging aren't you guys? [/ QUOTE ] It's not really judging. Nearly all his posts are very trollish and are bothering people. They can respond as they wish.
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