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12-16-2005, 02:15 PM
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Any winning 200 nl+ players want to help me with something?
I'm looking to talk with a winning 200 nl player via AIM or some other type of messenger so I can ask a few questions on game play. Anyone who can log on and not lose 7 buyins per day.
Someone who definitely feels as though when they log on for a session they are going to be up money and don't worry about how many stacks they are going to lose. I've been running horribly for 60k+ hands and just feel as though having a winning player there see exact plays i'm making and how i'm getting screwed would help. Someone who plays alot at night time would be good. Shout me a PM. Holla. 
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12-16-2005, 03:10 PM
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Re: Any winning 200 nl+ players want to help me with something?
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you want coaching for free ! [/ QUOTE ] Um, players chat about poker strategy all the time. Me posting hands on this board and getting someone to give advice is the same as what would be going on over AIM. Do we pay to get advice on this board? [ QUOTE ] why not just post your trouble hands? More than happy to help on 2+2 [/ QUOTE ] Because I worry that if I posted my hands in this forum asking for advice i'd just be told to stop spamming.... seeing as how most players I talk to on AIM who are good tell me "theres nothing really you can do, just seems like variance". I did however post a few hands from my session the other day in the appropriate forum (bad beats and variance): http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...age=0&vc=1
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#8
12-16-2005, 03:13 PM
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Re: Any winning 200 nl+ players want to help me with something?
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[ QUOTE ] you want coaching for free ! [/ QUOTE ] Um, players chat about poker strategy all the time. Me posting hands on this board and getting someone to give advice is the same as what would be going on over AIM. Do we pay to get advice on this board? [ QUOTE ] why not just post your trouble hands? More than happy to help on 2+2 [/ QUOTE ] Because I worry that if I posted my hands in this forum asking for advice i'd just be told to stop spamming.... seeing as how most players I talk to on AIM who are good tell me "theres nothing really you can do, just seems like variance". I did however post a few hands from my session the other day in the appropriate forum (bad beats and variance): http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...age=0&vc=1 [/ QUOTE ] The problem you have with the above post is that they are bad beats and that frankly there are just too damn many of them. In response to your original post, i dont think you can run bad for 60k hands. It might be tilt or bad play or combo of all three. Maybe you should move down and work your way back up...? EDIT: I read all those beats and those are truly brutal. What we aren't seeing though is the 99% of hands that don't end like that.
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#9
12-16-2005, 03:34 PM
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Re: Any winning 200 nl+ players want to help me with something?
in my session yesterday for example, I feel pretty comftorable saying that regardless of how I played the rest of my hands, there was no way I was turning a profit for that day. And that's pretty much how most of the days have been. You have a great point though, which is why I looked into having players I know watch me play entire sessions. The theme remained the same "wow", "not much you can do", "that's brutal", "ugly", etc
As for your suggestions however
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