A guy last night was claiming he postponed the withdrawal and canceled it to keep playing. Busted that and re deposited this week.

He said he's done for a while.

StickyRice is like a rare shooting star... but like all shooting stars, they burn out before reaching reality.

GG man, was fun while it lasted.

#TeamSR# 4 lyfe

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id say its more close to him being busto, he has lost a fair bit since his cash "withdrawls", i watch a lot of twitch and stickyrice1 was a good entertainer, the rise was sudden the fall just as quick, its going to be hard for him to comeback from this and wish him the best....

Early in the night last night he lost what seemed to be the remainder of what was in his account and claimed he needed to wait until Jan 1st to deposit again. He returned like an hour later and lost another 3k or so? Not sure on that, been hard to keep track of his losses, but he's definitely lost a minimum of half of his original 40k profit, probably more.

Pretty sure he's not going anywhere, either. He's going to keep playing imo. Will deposit more and run up a few buyins as he has in a number of sessions, only to lose one big pot and proceed to tilt the rest of his stack. Last night he was on like 6k, lost a big pot down to something like $1800, still at around what he originally bought in for so he's not even taking a loss, and still just tilts the stack off. Then rebought on a new table for another $1200 and dumped it within 15 minutes.

He entertaining as Hell! All the music and antics are great! But his play is a ahh. ..ahh.. suspect.
I think that he has latched on some new form/way/programming that is bringing more interest to the online game.
Maybe he can work a deal with BoVada?

While his play did seem to deteriorate towards the end, I think the fact that every bumhunter around was lining up to get a piece obv made it that much harder for him to win. In his earlier sessions he had a few pretty juicy fish on his tables at least.

Btw, that initial runup must have given Sticky one hell of a gambler's high enhanced X times by the huge increase in attention his stream received. It's probably from runs like these that many a gambling degen have been born.

people seem to be forgetting that he was up $50k. he mentioned several times that he made $10k the day before the (second) epic heater!

damn I felt real bad for him last night, It seems this is how his streams have been going the past few days, He'll stream CSGO and have fun with it, Then the last portion of his stream he'll stream poker and then lose and the last hour or so he will be in this depression state, where he doesn't really seem like himself. I hate seeing people down like that more so on xmas.

I love it. It's part of the natural learning process of realizing you're a small fish in a pond of sharks. Just so happens he's learning the hard way by losing large amounts of cash in the process. It's a life lesson that he definitely needs. You can't just jump into the big leagues straight from tee-ball and expect to win. He will realize this very soon.

Somebody post the video of the full house over full house beat. Thx

I was impressed he was able to fold KJ on a jack high flop.

Too funny. I never knew people went this nuts, If they won one hyper.

You forgot Gus Hansen.

Im quite sure he won like a month salary with that one hand.

He really likes to assign his opponents AK, even in spots where it makes no sense whatsoever, but in this hand his tendency to just assume they have AK so often probably helped him.

He said it several times already that he "won't play poker for a while", but he comes back everytime.

vids or it didn't happen!

His donations and baller lifestyle will keep him in action.

His stream really hurts him, I'd imagine 90% of his opponents are watching the stream, a huge part of his initial run up was people taking a long time to adjust to him because they had no way of knowing he was bluffing with such a high frequency and with anonymous tables didn't know it was him. The last few sessions you see constant 1 pair and ace high three street call downs in spots where his bluffs for sure would have worked during his heater against opponents who have no history with him and have been seated for less than an orbit.

Reading his chat comments:
'Sticky do you find it hard dealing with the 'swings''

Stickyrice: The swings? what do you mean, are you talking about the drugs' if your talking about the drugs im fine

I wish everyone played like stickyrice it would be so fun!!! Now a days all you have is these nits that just fold fold fold i want poker back like it was in 06 and 07 so much fun!!! Not only making money but was just so fun everyone 5x pre shoving flop with gut shot or bottom pair!!!!!!! It was a degans dream now its all gone. I think sticky is going to bring some new fishy watching how he plays and for that i thank you Mr sticky lmaooo!!!!!!

Exactly this.

In the run up, there was a few legit whales at his tables and some very confused high level thinking regs.

He has almost no chance now given how hard he is being hunted. He's given away too much info to really smart people.
For instance, he obviously has a lot of bet sizing and timing tells that would not be nearly as exploitable had I not been able to watch him play so many hands.
I almost felt bad, but that's the state of the game I suppose.

Oh well, I wish him the best.
I hope he gained a lot of new viewers and this experience ultimately helps him to get where he wants to go.

How hard could it have really been for regs to adjust to him? I railed one of his earlier games a week ago with Holdem Indicator before he was being so furiously bumhunted and his stats were like 50/30/1 33% 3bet. The stream obviously made him lose faster, but his 40k runnup was already proven to be a heater. He wasnt outplaying anyone or getting unusual folds, he was just hitting every possible miracle you could ever imagine. If there was ever a case for a poker site to be rigged that was it, I mean he would literally play 15 hands in a row and make the nuts every single time.

Would be tough to find now. It was a 3 bet pot I think, and he faced a big bet on the flop, and kept saying AA... KK... QQ... AJ..., everything beats me. After a few rounds of this he said "**** it, I'm just going to fold.

Yeah, it was so insane. He'll probably never run as good over 500 hands again in his entire life. I've played a lot of hands and I've never seen someone run that good before. Hitting so many sets, having opponents who made a hand, winning every all in, etc. Like a junkie, you always chase after that huge high that got you hooked but can never reach it again.