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Old 08-15-2005, 01:55 AM
trainslayer trainslayer is offline
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsuit

you lost any equity you had built up here by posting
this bullshit

after you posted this bullshit

get a life and quit trolling
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Old 08-15-2005, 03:30 AM
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsuit

[img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] I am sorry, but I am not understanding you. What do you mean? It would be really nice if you explain you meant by this message.

Thanks,

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Old 08-15-2005, 04:07 AM
Neurotoxin Neurotoxin is offline
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsu

Well here's some math. You have a degree which would probably get you a $100k/year job, and you've lost $1-2k this year playing poker during the easiest time you're ever going to have it.
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Old 08-15-2005, 04:28 AM
Stephen Gray Stephen Gray is offline
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsu

Umm... it takes a lot more than 10,000 to have a good indication of true win rate. Also, SpicyF's advice is among the best available.
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Old 08-15-2005, 04:40 AM
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsu

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I got Poker Tracker and promised myself I would not move up until I had at least 10k hands and a solid 2bb/100 winrate.

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I am not math geek, but i'm pretty sure you can't have a solid (thrustworthy) winrate after 10k hands.

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That's why you're not a mathgeek, and that's why you shouldn't be giving advice.

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Since Spicy is apparently giving false advice, why don't you do all of us noobs a favour and correct him? I would certainly love to see how a winrate of 2bb/100 can be shown to be reliable after a sample size of 10k hands. Because, a non math-geek like me would plug in a reasonable number for a standard deviation, and get results that say his win rate number (2bb/100) would have a huge variance using a 95% confidence interval.

Please enlighten us.

After you've done that, maybe you can teach SpicyF and I how to play poker. Right now we're just grinding out the 0.05-0.10 games on stars and we want to move up, but we need a mentor with superior abilities. Can you teach us how to become great players??
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Old 08-15-2005, 05:53 PM
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsu

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I got Poker Tracker and promised myself I would not move up until I had at least 10k hands and a solid 2bb/100 winrate.


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I am not math geek, but i'm pretty sure you can't have a solid (thrustworthy) winrate after 10k hands

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You can't
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Old 08-15-2005, 05:55 PM
LImitPlayer LImitPlayer is offline
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsuit

Is it just me or are the new posters getting more arrogant then the old arrogant posters?

I swear get a couple hundred posts in the 2 + 2 forums and people thing they are know it alls
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Old 08-15-2005, 05:58 PM
Alex/Mugaaz Alex/Mugaaz is offline
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsu

Sorry, I completely missed the can"'t". I thought he said you could. I apologize, I was at the tail end of 30hr shift.
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Old 08-15-2005, 06:04 PM
Losing all Losing all is offline
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsuit

Like the name..
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Old 08-15-2005, 06:16 PM
mudbuddha mudbuddha is offline
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Default Re: After reading \'My failure as a poker pro (very long)\' by Ten7offsu

well, once u have a bank roll set aside, it doesnt matter if you work full time or not.. IMO.. your job should not be funding your bank roll...
poker money grows from poker trees.. so.. if you need to keep putting money in, somethings wrong and your definately not crushing any games
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