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blairestorm
Joined: 22.04.2009
Poker Player

Have you ever discussed hand histories with friends, or peers about any of the players you played in the big games on Full Tilt, or against any opponent for that matter?

I have never in my life studied hand histories. I have never studied books, or watched videos. I always have just played poker and played with every player who wanted to play me. To be honest, I never even studied my own hand histories.

Great, now I don't feel like studying, watching videos or looking at my hand histories :f_biggrin:


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harleytopper
Joined: 28.09.2007
PokerStrategist

Is it Patrick Antonius?


Berzerger
Joined: 24.03.2008
Oldschool Grinder

Isildur1 should be carried on a throne for this. Pray to your deity that this influence spreads far and wide across the globe.


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blairestorm
Joined: 22.04.2009
Poker Player

Originally posted by Berzerger
Isildur1 should be carried on a throne for this. Pray to your deity that this influence spreads far and wide across the globe.

Oh.... NOW I get it... _evil:


Who said these words of wisdom ?


isildur1 said it...

and i think this has a very good influence for the poker comunnity!

aloat fishes have a man who rich the highest and like them didnt studied at all!

we should all thank him _love:


ksh198
Joined: 08.12.2008
Elite Grinder

well I don't think it's bad. I didn't watch handhistories since I played NL25. I didn't read any strategy and I don't use any HUD or manager scripts or something either. I don't know if I would do better with but I feel the game is still beatable and it makes me a better player with deeper thinking without. I used manager for 2 months and when I stopped it was very hard because I didn't have my mommy telling me what to do but well I like it now ^_^v


Just to add to the fun, have you heard about this guy...

XBLINK has taken the cereus network by storm over the past month as he rode out one of the sickest heaters in online history. His identity is not certain, however two plus two member, ‘89blist’, has claimed to be cereus’s XBLINK, and the short account he gave of how he amassed his large bankroll was truly amazing.
Apparently, XBLINK entered an $11 MTT on the 11th November and took 1st place for a $745 prize and ground this to a whopping 6-figure bankroll playing PLO in just 5 days! From the sixth day onwards, he has been playing $25/$50 up to $200/$400 and hit a career peak of $578,579 in just over a month.
His heater continued this week as he earned a staggering $588,190.07 in just 4 days of playing the best high stakes players on cereus.


Originally posted by KidPokersKid
Just to add to the fun, have you heard about this guy...

XBLINK has taken the cereus network by storm over the past month as he rode out one of the sickest heaters in online history. His identity is not certain, however two plus two member, ‘89blist’, has claimed to be cereus’s XBLINK, and the short account he gave of how he amassed his large bankroll was truly amazing.
Apparently, XBLINK entered an $11 MTT on the 11th November and took 1st place for a $745 prize and ground this to a whopping 6-figure bankroll playing PLO in just 5 days! From the sixth day onwards, he has been playing $25/$50 up to $200/$400 and hit a career peak of $578,579 in just over a month.
His heater continued this week as he earned a staggering $588,190.07 in just 4 days of playing the best high stakes players on cereus.

Wow is that guy cereus...

_evil: :f_cool:


^lmao to easy.. horrible joke but i had to laugh.


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