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Hey!

Gl with 8 tabling. Haven't tried out such thing yet! :)

Watched your vid. You are talking quite fast, so i missed some words in few moments, but that's fine. You could show some more hands.

See you at the tables. :coolface:


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the video quality kinda sucks, does anyone have suggestions on how to make it clearer when uploaded to youtube? thanks!!


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Originally posted by gAsheks
Hey!

Gl with 8 tabling. Haven't tried out such thing yet! :)

Watched your vid. You are talking quite fast, so i missed some words in few moments, but that's fine. You could show some more hands.

See you at the tables. :coolface:

haha i think im going to really need the luck to pay the bills!!! more of like a forced circumstance for me to play 8 tables, i need to pay the bills and i dont have capital so.... i guess thats the only solution i can think of right now.

ill be posting a hand review every 2-3 days, thanks for watching!

good luck at the tables, and thanks gatis


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Dragar
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Hey will follow your blog. Am also in Singapore.

You ever play live games here through pokerkaki? Usually not to tough to play.


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Originally posted by Dragar
Hey will follow your blog. Am also in Singapore.

You ever play live games here through pokerkaki? Usually not to tough to play.

Hello Christian, yes I played live games on pokerkaki before, it's pretty soft and profitable but I'm unable to stand the variance due to bankroll issues. Spent a lot to recover from my previous relationship.

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Originally posted by cutegoldfish

the video quality kinda sucks, does anyone have suggestions on how to make it clearer when uploaded to youtube? thanks!!

Video is watchable if its not on full screen! I'm not a master in recordings so my videos are looking same. :f_cry:

Interesting bluff. I guess you folded out a split with big club due to turn call.

Wanted you ask, aren't you a bit in autopilot mode due to such amount of tables?


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looks good to me if you change the quality option :P hud is well readable and stuff.


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Originally posted by gAsheks

Originally posted by cutegoldfish

the video quality kinda sucks, does anyone have suggestions on how to make it clearer when uploaded to youtube? thanks!!

Video is watchable if its not on full screen! I'm not a master in recordings so my videos are looking same. :f_cry:

Interesting bluff. I guess you folded out a split with big club due to turn call.

Wanted you ask, aren't you a bit in autopilot mode due to such amount of tables?

Actually I'm behind, so I folded out something that probably had 100% equity against me.

I'm doing my best to think more, usually I would be on autopilot, I guess the desperation to pay the bills kinda helps to focus more?


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Originally posted by Tomaloc
looks good to me if you change the quality option :P hud is well readable and stuff.

Thanks for the feedback Tom, it's viewable when it's produced but somehow the quality drops drastically when uploaded to youtube. How to produce a even higher quality? Any software recommendations? I'm currently using Camtasia, maybe I didn't select the best option?


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Just visited my friends house for house warming. The doraemon collection is lovely!


Now for yesterday's results, I'm guessing I did around 15k clicks my hand is kinda numb. But I gotta do what I gotta do to pay the bills when my bankroll is low. When I move back up to nl100 and nl200 perhaps it will be better? I don't know whether my skills can be profitable at nl200. I have improved but so has everyone else. Will I be able to beat at a 1bb/100 win rate at nl200? I guess that's something I'll find out o ly nearer the end of June.


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todays results!!! well ran a little lucky, guess the swim really helped


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RainbowPonny
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Sweet giraffe man keep em coming!


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tukioppilas62
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Nice results, see you at the tables. Please don't raise me out of every hand! ;)


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Originally posted by RainbowPonny
Sweet giraffe man keep em coming!

Cute giraffe I love it thanks!


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Originally posted by tukioppilas62
Nice results, see you at the tables. Please don't raise me out of every hand! ;)

Thanks! The raise is to assist you in folding so you save money on later streets.


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T9s SB vs BTN

I just evaluated this hand and I think it's worth reposting. One of the more common situations we kinda get lost but yet our decisions actually matter because it happens often enough and it's where we can stick in a edge. I might be wrong about my actions so please offer your suggestions.

Thanks


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Poker Stars $0.10/$0.25 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players - View hand 2504480
DeucesCracked Poker Videos Hand History Converter

Hero (BTN): $25.53
SB: $97.94
BB: $33.67
UTG: $25.00
MP: $25.00
CO: $30.32

Pre Flop: ($0.35) Hero is BTN with J :heart: A :heart:
3 folds, Hero raises to $0.50, 1 fold, BB calls $0.25

Flop: ($1.10) 5 :club: 2 :spade: 3 :club: (2 players)
BB bets $1.05, Hero calls $1.05

Turn: ($3.20) 5 :spade: (2 players)
BB bets $3.06, Hero calls $3.06

River: ($9.32) 3 :diamond: (2 players)
BB bets $8.50, Hero calls $8.50
Final Pot: $26.32
Hero shows J :heart: A :heart: (two pair, Fives and Threes - Ace kicker)
BB shows Q :spade: T :club: (two pair, Fives and Threes)
Hero wins $25.14
(Rake: $1.18)

against unknown just call down with A high _biggrin: _biggrin: _biggrin:


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Hi,

I have decided to donate around 4 hours of free coaching, 2 hours to 2 persons to the community, because I realized the friends here makes my life happy.

coaching will be done on skype and teamviewer at my selected ad hoc hours, means ill look for you when im ready, there is no schedule. it will be 2 x 1 hour each.

I used to play NL100+ in June 2013 and then stopped due to personal reasons and now playing NL50 on pokerstars zoom.

lifetime results graph on pokerstars account only - it isnt particularly fantastic, most of my winnings came from rakeback ( red line is going down but i removed it so it looks nicer _biggrin: )

Here are the requirements.
1 . have already played at least 100k hands of No limit hold em.
2. at least beating the game on the lowest stakes of NL2
3. write a 100 word (not more but can be less), on why you want to improve in poker. take note it should not be poker related, more of your personal ambitions, reasons etc. send to me on the community tool.


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Recently just managed to get my hands on a video by Matthew janda on you are doing it wrong, with a focus on gto play. I think that video kind of put gto into perspective explaining why it's more profitable than the lines I'm already using, instead of drawing comparisons to balance and whatever else I don't understand.

It shows how we might lose money in some common spots if we bet when we should check. And why checking is better than what we think it is and how it's more profitable, by naming the situations that happen and then identifying the value of each situation.

I used to have my cb around 75%+ and after watching this video I'm looking at 60% cb which kinda solves alot of my issue. I expected my red line to kind of drop because I was taking the pot down less, however the converse was true, I think I'm using my position to a better extent by checking back and then betting later, Calling down or checking back for showdown. And the result was this very consistent upward sloping red line. Well maybe it's just a good run I don't know, let's see how it progresses.


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1 coaching is reserved :coolface:


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