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11-30-07, 11:53 PM
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Very, Very, Very Nice!!!!!
Hope I can get to that point some day. |
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12-01-07, 01:52 AM
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Link to "All In Luck" software, please?
Looks like Hands #6000-7000 treated you just a wee bit better than Hands #1-6000, eh? P.S. You're rich. |
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12-01-07, 04:11 AM
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That is one violent looking graph you have. Looks like your entire month's profits came on that one hand, mid-month.
You didn't play very many hands - that's the reason for the crazy looking variance. |
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12-01-07, 04:03 AM
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I really should make more time for poker. I didn't even get in 10k hands this month. Weak.
Overall, I would say that I ran above average - not tons, but definitely above average. My good hands held up more than they should have, and I think I even sucked out a couple of times. I'm going to include my AA stats for Reel Deal's enjoyment. As you can see from my stats, I played three different limits this month. I mostly played my usual 1/2 NL game (wheeee!), but "took a shot" at 2/4, got scared and overretreated to .01/.02.  FWIW, I would have run at over 1000 ptBB/100 in that .01/.02 game if it wasn't for Robbr donking a few buy ins from me and then immediately handing them to the table villain.  Seriously though, about me still playing 1/2.... In a way, it feels weird knowing I was playing at 5x these limits one year ago. But I'm not going to lie to you - these games are so freaking soft and relatively stress free that they are very appealing to me. I dunno. I think in December, it's either going to be time to move up to 2/4 or to cash out a bunch of money again. TBD. |
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