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View Poll Results: What is your risk of ruin, expressed in percentage terms? | |||
I know my RoR exactly and I have recently made bankroll and play adjustments to reduce my RoR. | 7 | 9.33% | |
I have studied this intensely and I know my RoR exactly | 9 | 12.00% | |
I think it's around 5% for me | 6 | 8.00% | |
I know what it means but I never attempt to calculate it | 39 | 52.00% | |
I dont know the definition of this term | 14 | 18.67% | |
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Re: Least likely to make WSOP final table again
Any WSOP event?
I'd be shocked if Matusow didn't make another one. Hachem has already made another WSOP final table (Las Vegas circuit event). Danneman made the final table of the TOC. So, they are all out (or should be). Even if you don't consider those WSOP events, they have shown the ability to make final tables repeatedly. Barch has finished in the money in WSOP and WPT events before, and if he plays long enough I imagine he'll make another WSOP final table. Black has had a lot of good results, including a high finish in a previous WSOP main event. So, he's also someone I would expect to eventually make another final table in some event if he keeps at it. That leaves Lazar, Kondracki, Bergsdorf and Kanter. It seemed from the TV coverage that Kanter made some pretty donkish plays, but he has managed to win a couple smallish San Francisco Bay Area events since then. He also has a WPT cash finish. He at least seems to play in a lot of tournaments, which makes it more likely that he'll make a final table in some event some day. Hey, if Doug Lee can keep making final tables, why not Kanter? So, my money is on Kondracki, Bergsdorf or Lazar. As far as I know, this is the only event anywhere in the world that Bergsdorf has ever cashed in. He's based in Europe, and so it would not surprise me if he didn't make the WSOP regularly (or ever again). For that reason I guess I'd go with Bergsdorf, if I were forced to choose. |
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