Untiltable: A return to poker after 10+ years. MTTs and mental games.

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Originally posted by Untiltable
But we can only work with what we have.

we have JavaScript for that filter as much as possible in pokercraft and let the following code do the dully task of ticking the boxes (open your browsers dev-console, paste the code and hit enter)

document.querySelectorAll('table tbody tr').forEach(n => {if (n.querySelector('div.tournament-name').textContent.endsWith(' [Go Stage]')) n.click()})

this will click all the rows where the tourneys name ends with the text ' [Go Stage]' (including the leading space)

document.querySelectorAll('table tbody tr').forEach(n => {if (n.querySelector('div.tournament-name').textContent.includes(' [Flip Stage ')) n.click()})

and this will click the rows where the tourneys name contains the text ' [Flip Stage ' (including the leading and trailing space) - this is usefull if you first select all tourneys via the all-selector-checkbox in the header of the table to exclude flips stages afterwards

of course there is space for improvement of the code to be more resilient and flexible but it works and serves a good starting point. ive tested on windows edge 132.0.2957.127

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Hey hey, welcome to spins junkies club )) happy to hear you have tried and liked the format.

To learn the discipline I highly recommend to buy sub for GTOWizard and run HH analysis there, you’ll be able to spot your mistakes very easily there. Also drilling spots is a really great workout before the session.

Good decision to invest in hardware, it improved my wellbeing and satisfaction from the game significantly.

You are somewhat right about the rake in spins, but following your line of thought if you hit the jackpot earlier, would it mean that you payed less rake? Not really, those lottery payouts are tricky to comprehending… highly recommend to checkout SwongSim tool to simulate and visualise different scenarios depending on ChipEv, volume and rakeback.

Last 2 cents from my side - regarding global leaderboards. Don’t aim for top places, rakeback there not better and sometimes even worth than bottom payouts with minimum leaderboard points accumulated. Check it out yourself. Top grinders play 8+ tables, if you stick long enough in this discipline less efforts would be spent on decisions and controlling more tables will become easier

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Yeah, I ran the numbers as well for yesterdays LBs, for 1$ LBs payout structure is Top Heavy, where top place made 62% RB but bottom cluster of players around 38%-41%:

But on 3$ payout structure is different - Top1 made 28% RB and MinCash cluster: 33%-40%

Looking at it, the best strategy is to play Spins during Happy Hour for min cash in LBs on 3s - LBs only could give you around 50-56% RB

UPD: for simplification reasons I used in games / rake calculations average between 1-2-3 placement. Having higher winrate would mean better rakeback as well

Originally posted by Untiltable
But this is cool! That means I don't have to spend all day grinding Spins to reach a reasonable rakeback, I can just single-table with focus on learning and then maybe practice multitabling during Happy Hour.

That is what I'm aiming for as well ))

For simplification reasons I use in games / rake calculations average between 1-2-3 placement. Having higher winrate would give better rakeback too...

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Could be few reasons for this:
- Ski vacations

- GG stimulated start of the year engagement with 13M Giveaway (daily missions), now the effect coul fade out.
- I like the theory of New Year resolutions - could be a thing
- I'm not sure about the player pool decrease. Feels quite solid on Spins

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Push/fold is assential for HU play. Everything under 6bb effective stack should be push-folded and above you play according to GTO. Before I discovered GTOWizard I played push-fold always according to https://www.holdemresources.net/hune. Even in 10bb stack depth, that was a big miss from my side, though I could steal play profitable on 10s (888Poker) with this strategy

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Solid month despite the ups and downs +$2416 profit is impressive when you consider it's almost average monthly net salary in Germany

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