nutsinho tells kidpoker he still hasn't learned how to play poker
07-30-2010
, 03:43 AM
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, 03:43 AM
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Last edited by ChaseNutley26; 07-30-2010 at 05:03 AM.
Reason: simon gagne ::sigh::
07-30-2010
, 05:06 AM
07-30-2010
, 05:37 AM
07-30-2010
, 07:48 AM
DN is a super nice guy and very friendly.
That being said, the shove is going to get called by a lot of hands since DN is repping either a bluff/semi-bluff or the nuts(78) and more times than not it's a semi-bluff than the nuts since you'd expect DN to raise flop with sets/2pair and for him to call flop and call turn with hands like 67/77/88/99/TT and i guess he can have JJ+ to shove the turn. nutsinho has to fold a decent percentage of time to make this shove correct (haven't done the math, but DN should have roughly 30-35% equity vs the hands that call him on the turn (could be as high as 45% if nutsinho calls with A-highs although then shoving is very bad since DN has almost 0 fold equity).
That being said, nutsinho is totally out of line with his chat.
That being said, no one cares about your 10k hand sample DN. We know you're not playing versus droolers and while showing a profit is a good thing, 10k is a very small sample in the online world. If you think you can maintain 9bb/100 at 1/200 (which is $1800+/100) assuming you get 60 hands per hour = $1080/hr why do you not play this game full time if you're making $1k+ an hour.
There have been many examples where you play hands atrociously online, (not knocking you, just being honest), where 50NL regs wouldn't even make that mistake.. and it's not that the games are so aggressive where you have to take a chance, it's just fundamental errors.
Fish can run good for 10k samples, or even 25k+ samples. Not saying you're a fish, just don't brag about your profit after a 10k sample.
On a personal note, DN, snapping of the cards when mucking in stud/razz is still annoying and tilting.
That being said, the shove is going to get called by a lot of hands since DN is repping either a bluff/semi-bluff or the nuts(78) and more times than not it's a semi-bluff than the nuts since you'd expect DN to raise flop with sets/2pair and for him to call flop and call turn with hands like 67/77/88/99/TT and i guess he can have JJ+ to shove the turn. nutsinho has to fold a decent percentage of time to make this shove correct (haven't done the math, but DN should have roughly 30-35% equity vs the hands that call him on the turn (could be as high as 45% if nutsinho calls with A-highs although then shoving is very bad since DN has almost 0 fold equity).
That being said, nutsinho is totally out of line with his chat.
That being said, no one cares about your 10k hand sample DN. We know you're not playing versus droolers and while showing a profit is a good thing, 10k is a very small sample in the online world. If you think you can maintain 9bb/100 at 1/200 (which is $1800+/100) assuming you get 60 hands per hour = $1080/hr why do you not play this game full time if you're making $1k+ an hour.
There have been many examples where you play hands atrociously online, (not knocking you, just being honest), where 50NL regs wouldn't even make that mistake.. and it's not that the games are so aggressive where you have to take a chance, it's just fundamental errors.
Fish can run good for 10k samples, or even 25k+ samples. Not saying you're a fish, just don't brag about your profit after a 10k sample.
On a personal note, DN, snapping of the cards when mucking in stud/razz is still annoying and tilting.
07-30-2010
, 08:00 AM
very unlikely for a a real fish to end up a winner in this kind of line up after 10k hands 1 tabling, even tho 10k hands wont give you your true winrate. Put any kind of bad player in this line up and he will be chewed up so quickly that he wont have much of a chance to be a winner after 10k hands
