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12-04-05, 03:26 AM
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Because I'd only have 83ish BBs to work with, those numbers are probably off. It's probably more like 60/40. But give me $3000 and make me play $5/$10 (300 BB), and I think the actual numbers would be more like 90/10.
At least. Hence me not being in a real big hurry to finsd a cash game backer. 
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12-04-05, 03:29 AM
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Reviewing my detailed 5/10 and 10/20 (mixed) 6 max records.... I have NEVER had a $3000 downswing. I've had a couple that approached $2000, but never once had I dropped $3000 before winning it all back and turning a profit.
That's pretty sweet! 
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12-04-05, 03:35 AM
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Seems like u would be making a freakin KILLING with those kind of numbers (and im not saying ur not - i dont have a very good idea as to the amount of $ u make)
u must absolutely never tilt tho - those are some impressive numbers
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12-04-05, 12:39 PM
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Oh, I tilt... believe me, I tilt (see 2k downswings above).
If I played poker full time, and stuck to 6 max cash games, I think I could earn a pretty decent chunk of change. But I'm a very busy man (which is odd, considering I don't "go" to work), and I end up not playing all THAT much poker. I'm on my way out now, but you might be able to talk me into posting some BB/100 numbers later, if you really want to have fun with some math. |
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