selling PT databases?

[1800GAMBLER]

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I'll sell my PT DB to anyone for the huge discount of 50% off my hourly rate, its around 100k hands of limit holdem from like april of this year. Limits 50/100 and higher. I would be pleasantly surpised if anyone is willing to pay the asking price.

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eh, you should have just made this the first post rather than the cover up post first.

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nh. I'm just wondering which goal is more important a) selling his tracker or b) being able to have an excuse to mention his hourly rate

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if the moderator is wondering why i reported the thread it's because it's spam. pay for advertising if you want this public.

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Well since he's saying he'd be happily surprised to get $500 for his DB and he makes $1K/hr, I don't think it's really that hard to figure out which is more important to him.

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nh

[stoxtrader]

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Well since he's saying he'd be happily surprised to get $500 for his DB and he makes $1K/hr, I don't think it's really that hard to figure out which is more important to him.

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the winrate is higher, and the price lower, but that's pretty much it.
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[astroglide]

this thread reeks stox, i'm surprised you posted it

[Yeti]

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this thread reeks stox, i'm surprised you posted it

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[roy_miami]

Party frowns upon selling these databases (data-mining in general) so it probably wouldn't be a good idea discussing this in public.

They forced the guy that was selling the databases on a monthly basis to shut down his website.

I'm sure if this continues to get out of hand for them they will have no alternative but to ban the use of poker tracker.

[Dantes]

if party "frowned" on datamining they would have stopped it a year ago when they first put it in. Honestly one of the stupidest moves of all time - lets let the "good" players make more money/bust more fish faster, for no reason. Idiotic.

[stoxtrader]

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Party frowns upon selling these databases (data-mining in general) so it probably wouldn't be a good idea discussing this in public.

They forced the guy that was selling the databases on a monthly basis to shut down his website.

I'm sure if this continues to get out of hand for them they will have no alternative but to ban the use of poker tracker.

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the database contains zero party hands.

[stoxtrader]

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this thread reeks stox, i'm surprised you posted it

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why does it reek?

I'd be thrilled if this thread produced discussion about high limit stats, database value, and winrates.

[mmcd]

I think this database would be worth far more than $500 to your regular opponents.