Yeah the rake back is a good bonus so I think I'm going for FTP!! but first 250 Summit points to get my bonus at Everest Poker
Is it not 1000 SP?
Yeah the rake back is a good bonus so I think I'm going for FTP!! but first 250 Summit points to get my bonus at Everest Poker
Is it not 1000 SP?
Originally posted by holnrew
Yeah the rake back is a good bonus so I think I'm going for FTP!! but first 250 Summit points to get my bonus at Everest Poker
Is it not 1000 SP?
yeah but I already got 750 points
Very good session today
+110% ROI
bankroll back upt o $440
hope this time i can break $500 mark.....
... and everytime I'm within 10 bucks of breaking even, I run bad again. I'm beginning to wonder if I'm ever going to be successful at this. I'm afloat because of rakeback and bonuses. Without that...
Bonus - $25
Bankroll - $383
Challenge - $181
Shameful...
lol
hey mate some reason u r having same issues as me..
wondering if successful player can give us some sort of tips...
Trying something new last couple of days..
Yesterday played $10 sng which was mistake, should slap my self not following BRM...
lost 4 sng which cost me $44!!!
*slap*
any ways tried $6 turbo STT. came first once and didnt make money others so it was $1 profit...
but continue to play $6 turbo STT.
any one has tips with turbo STT? compare to normal SNG?
Originally posted by onepark
any one has tips with turbo STT? compare to normal SNG?
I'd try it here if you guys need any additional input:
SNG Strategy Discussion
Are you 5% BRM? Because if you are 5% then $10 SNG is right in your BRM!
$300, 5% = $15
I've had some success with STT. I am still figuring them out. They play interestingly. I'd say watch your position. Don't think you can win a big hand and relax, your chips leave quickly because of the blinds. Play fundamentally sound, especially when you go into higher limits. Take smart chances. Hands like A10 in early position are a death sentence. If you have a speculative hand and someone raises behind, don't even take the chance. I like to be the one to shove. Play small pairs smart because anyone calling will have over cards. Be careful with an ace and a low kicker. People will call with any ace and it sucks to be behind and called. To place first you will have to get lucky at some point. Make sure you lose because of a suckout, not because you made a mistake.
Rakeback - $23
BR - $409
Challenge - $184
@hackbinder
hahah yes but im using 2% bankroll lol
due to such high variance i decide to use 2% bankroll
any ways played 4 more turbo sng and broke even again lol
i think i should read bit more about turbo sng first before i start playing agian
Hackbinder,
Serious i recommand you to get SNGwizard if u going to play STT.
i think it has like 90-100days trial (forgot.... sorry) which is plenty of days.
it really help u on high blind push/fold situation.
and +1 to
QUOTE: "Make sure you lose because of a suckout, not because you made a mistake."
dame another bad session,
my TT lost AT bloody River!!!!!
AK losing to 55,
KK losing to AK,
AT to A5! runner runner Straight!!!
any ways back down to $360
Here is my cash game since September 1. The worst piece of crap ever.

Here is my SNG graph since August 11 (Why was I playing poker on my anniversary?). Awesome graph recently!

I seem to have found my niche... $10 Super Turbo SNG.
Some stats on $10 Super Turbo SNG...
49 games played, mix of 6 and 9 tables
- ROI and ITM are approx 50%
- 11 first places, 10 seconds, 3 thirds
- winnings $259
I think I will start grinding these until the poker gods tell me to quit. I don't know what the hell to do about my cash game. Imagine how far I'd be if my cash game was, hell, just merely adequate?
BR - $426
Challenge - $201
well if u r playing well in one game i think u should stick to one of them
wow look like ur playing better at sng than me now lol
whats ur secret on the super turbo?
... remember that wonderful SNG graph? And those wonderful $10 ST stats? Yeah, they are not going to look so great after tonight. Waaaaaaaaayyyyy too many bad beats and unlucky hands and rivers at the worst possible times. Like, right on the bubble... Its weird but overall I still feel I played well. I feel like only pros can blame variance because they don't suck. But I gotta say, I had a more than my fair share of tough hands tonight. But I also got lucky a few times also. It was a tough night. I played some $5 ST but I will share my $10 ST stats for tonight's session.
Games - 59
ITM - 16 Games
$ - Lost $150
7 first place
8 second place
1 third place
15 times knocked out ON THE BUBBLE RIGHT BEFORE THE MONEY!
BR - $277
Challenge - $50
Despite the how tough it was, I really enjoyed this grind. I hope I can not lose too much more so I can make these $10 ST grinds "my thing".
hey, hackbinder!
I really think this last swing wont be a problem for you for sure.
I've seen you climbing and workin' hard, so there's no doubt you will reach your goal. - just matter of time imo.
I had some swings too. last 2 weeks from $34 to $96, then down to $58, and yesterday I did some crazy step - entered into miniFTOPS series putting 1/6 my BR in it, you can read it in my blogg.
Even I have had big downers, I've always believed and knew I can beat those limits I'm playing and PS.com is the best place for us to learn and grow.
And I really like and I belive Barry Greenstein's words you prabably already know:
"I'm a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work, the more I have have of it."
Keep going, workin, doing!!!!!!!
@hackbinder
hang in there mate, sng variance are sooo bad.
thats why i am using 2% bankroll management...
I had $100 downswing last week...
slowly climing back up now..
just keep trying to play best and like u said
"Make sure you lose because of a suckout, not because you made a mistake."
I think buying in for $10 for STT was too high. So I have been playing $5 SNG (still well within my BRM) and doing pretty good, with the occasional $10 thrown in. I'm climbing again and also today was my first non losing cash game session in a while. My game is changing. I can feel it. I think playing those STT is making me tighter, less speculative, better at picking my spots for making plays, sizing bets better, thinking through hands better, and just playing more sound fundamentally. It is early for sure, but I am noticing these changes. Maybe getting brutalized was necessary for this hardheaded fish to improve, and put into practice what he knows is correct? I hope so.
@miljonszalie
1/6 of BR into miniFTOPS? I think I will read about that!
BR - $333
Challenge - $106
@hackbinder
thats great
keep going
i was little on tilt last night losing all 5 SNGs...
out of 5 3 of them were i was a heard but sucked out
KT vs K5
AQ vs A7
AT vs QT
All dominated hands and won NON...
chucked my mouse outa window after last one
gotta get another mouse now :(...
But thats ok I will keep going and try to control my temper a little..
EDIT: By the way hackbinder, for best BRM for ring is 5% SNG is 2% and MTT is 1%
chucked my mouse outa window after last one
gotta get another mouse now
Oh, this just made me laugh!!! ♦ ♦ ♦
and yeah: I had smth.definitely like this when ur dominating AQ vs A6, KT vsQT, QQ vs 68 (8 highest flop pair and turn brought another 8), ATs vs A2o and some more.
Right now watched and will keep an eye on Unam's videos, I like this guy's mindset and approach to game we call poker.
Keep ur head up, onepark! gl!
hahahah yeah after i chucked it out i regret
lol
gotta control my temper=control tilt...
got pretty bad temper thats for sure
don worry i wont give up
its sept now... not sure if i can make it to $1000 by end of this year tho..