The well, oldjude.
07-29-2010
, 08:44 PM
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07-29-2010
, 08:55 PM
what do you think Nick Rivers would have to say about how much below EV you ran over a large sample when he has repeatedly accused u of running like god.
07-29-2010
, 09:24 PM
07-29-2010
, 09:27 PM
07-29-2010
, 09:36 PM
07-29-2010
, 09:48 PM
07-29-2010
, 09:49 PM
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Yo Jude, whats the craic...
Really delighted to see u do so well, u for one deserve it.
I played with u back when we both played stts on ipoker nearly 2 years ago,
by god the +$100 6maxs were so soft.
Thanks man, wow yes those were the days, what was your SN i'm sure i'd remember you.
Cant think of much now as Im drunkish but Ill give it ago,
When ur 40 what do u hope to be doing for a living?
Not sure yet but i feel like i i will end up doing something similar to poker like sports-betting, trading, or real estate.
I see your from an old fashioned huge family, do u have the same aspirations for your life and do you think online poker will have any affect?
I respect my parents goals but i have different plans, however i do think i will end up living in the Irish country-side. I think Irish people have a sort of connection with the country.
I know u have stated urself as a horse betting fish, but do u think with all the advantages of sports betting in the UK & Ire that with someone so good analytically in the future sports betting may be more lucrative?
Yes, i get a real high from betting on horses and i think if i tried hard enough i could do it profitably. The question is 'do i want to spend that much time learning to do something so unfulfilling and not even that profitable?'
I plan to post some weird hands we were involved with Im too lazy to now.
GL dude, wp and keep crushing.
Thanks
Really delighted to see u do so well, u for one deserve it.
I played with u back when we both played stts on ipoker nearly 2 years ago,
by god the +$100 6maxs were so soft.
Thanks man, wow yes those were the days, what was your SN i'm sure i'd remember you.
Cant think of much now as Im drunkish but Ill give it ago,
When ur 40 what do u hope to be doing for a living?
Not sure yet but i feel like i i will end up doing something similar to poker like sports-betting, trading, or real estate.
I see your from an old fashioned huge family, do u have the same aspirations for your life and do you think online poker will have any affect?
I respect my parents goals but i have different plans, however i do think i will end up living in the Irish country-side. I think Irish people have a sort of connection with the country.
I know u have stated urself as a horse betting fish, but do u think with all the advantages of sports betting in the UK & Ire that with someone so good analytically in the future sports betting may be more lucrative?
Yes, i get a real high from betting on horses and i think if i tried hard enough i could do it profitably. The question is 'do i want to spend that much time learning to do something so unfulfilling and not even that profitable?'
I plan to post some weird hands we were involved with Im too lazy to now.
GL dude, wp and keep crushing.
Thanks
07-29-2010
, 09:50 PM
07-29-2010
, 10:06 PM
I'm very impressed by the 30/60 and 50/100 Limit results. 
You are lucky tho cuz getting stuck in those aids games can snowball in to some serious tilt so you did good by getting out while the getting was good!
You are lucky tho cuz getting stuck in those aids games can snowball in to some serious tilt so you did good by getting out while the getting was good!
07-29-2010
, 10:07 PM
07-29-2010
, 10:07 PM
Quote:
he probably wouldn't even respond.
Jude since you are telling people what you think of their games and strengths/weaknesses plz do me. Feel free to call me a spastic ****** I won't take it personally.
You're a spastic ******. No i think you were a solid 3/6 reg last time we played, but i think you were too nitty and like lots of regs who are too nitty when you tried to put a move on you were kind of out of your element. I think every poker player should experiment with opening up their game and spew a lot, just accept that its -ev and that your going to lose but it will really pay off in the long run. About the first 15 threads i posted people were just like 'horrible', 'spew', 'tard' remember the abuse i got for this http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/56...-w-air-439760/. Not disagreeing, just saying its a good thing to experiment.
What do you think separates the average grinder from the big winners the most, consistent ability to play their A game a higher percentage of the time and not tilting etc or is there a significant skill disparity where some people are just that much smarter and have a better approach.
I am sure its a combo of both, tbh i don't play my A-game as often as i'd like but i think my D-game is just kind of high-variance and not very -ev. I would say the biggest factor is raw skill.
That was obv worded poorly and maybe hard to answer but basically do you think the 3.5ptbb winner is just way smarter than the 1ptbb guy or do you think in most cases the 1ptbb guy is just spewing too much in spots where someone who was more level headed would avoid and all that **** obv adds up over time.
Maybe, i think surrendering a bluff is something that really seperates a good-lag and a lag-tard. And i think i am very tuned in to when its time to give up. I don't necessarily think the 3.5 winner is way smarter than the 1bb winner, its not necessarily intelligent=good at poker. There are many factors in being very good at poker, competitiveness, disregard for money, psychological skills, emotional control, math. Hope that answered your question in some way.
Jude since you are telling people what you think of their games and strengths/weaknesses plz do me. Feel free to call me a spastic ****** I won't take it personally.
You're a spastic ******
. No i think you were a solid 3/6 reg last time we played, but i think you were too nitty and like lots of regs who are too nitty when you tried to put a move on you were kind of out of your element. I think every poker player should experiment with opening up their game and spew a lot, just accept that its -ev and that your going to lose but it will really pay off in the long run. About the first 15 threads i posted people were just like 'horrible', 'spew', 'tard' remember the abuse i got for this http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/56...-w-air-439760/. Not disagreeing, just saying its a good thing to experiment.What do you think separates the average grinder from the big winners the most, consistent ability to play their A game a higher percentage of the time and not tilting etc or is there a significant skill disparity where some people are just that much smarter and have a better approach.
I am sure its a combo of both, tbh i don't play my A-game as often as i'd like but i think my D-game is just kind of high-variance and not very -ev. I would say the biggest factor is raw skill.
That was obv worded poorly and maybe hard to answer but basically do you think the 3.5ptbb winner is just way smarter than the 1ptbb guy or do you think in most cases the 1ptbb guy is just spewing too much in spots where someone who was more level headed would avoid and all that **** obv adds up over time.
Maybe, i think surrendering a bluff is something that really seperates a good-lag and a lag-tard. And i think i am very tuned in to when its time to give up. I don't necessarily think the 3.5 winner is way smarter than the 1bb winner, its not necessarily intelligent=good at poker. There are many factors in being very good at poker, competitiveness, disregard for money, psychological skills, emotional control, math. Hope that answered your question in some way.
07-29-2010
, 10:11 PM
lol, when i was still playing sngs me and a friend got drunk one night and played david tran HU at 50-100 limit, and won a BI off him, then we decided it would be a good idea to play 100-200 limit and lost $8200, i was pretty pissed off.
07-29-2010
, 11:23 PM
