I have to share this with yall........and first tourny today
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I have to share this with yall........and first tourny today
If anyone is up, heres why Im so excited!!
About 3-4 weeks ago Paradise passed out $2 free to their play money players.
I figured with the tables they have .2/.4 and .5/.10 it take me awhile to break thir $50 cash out limit.
I was wrong, I just broke $50 with 53.53!!! Thats based off of close to 6000 hands. There are loses, I jumped to .50/1.00 and lost about $12 then went back to .5/.10, played a few NL tables lost $2, and the neverending river cathces with one out, kept me up and down throughout. No tournies yet I wanted to work on a roll before I headed to them.
If your interested in my stats: Games won 11% Showdowns won 51%
Flops seen 44% Win % if flop seen 25%
Actions:
Where I fold:
I started keeping track of total % about 1000-2000 hands into my attempt
the total hands played thereof is 4795
Im not a math wiz or have the patience to figure all this out. Cant figure pot odds, or implied odds or any of the stuff I should know. I play outs, and guts to an extent, watching the players at the table keeping notes on them. I hope this helps any of the new players out there. Play your cards well and you will "out play" your opponents.
"Bad-beats are temporary, winning is indefinate"
Now its off to the shores of paradise to try and catch some fish and start rolling the dough!!
well not tonight atleast I gotta sleep.....Ill work some more on it tomm.
[EDIT] Im getting in my first real money tourny on line at paradise, pretty excited. Wish me luck!! $2 buy in, multi.
About 3-4 weeks ago Paradise passed out $2 free to their play money players.
I figured with the tables they have .2/.4 and .5/.10 it take me awhile to break thir $50 cash out limit.
I was wrong, I just broke $50 with 53.53!!! Thats based off of close to 6000 hands. There are loses, I jumped to .50/1.00 and lost about $12 then went back to .5/.10, played a few NL tables lost $2, and the neverending river cathces with one out, kept me up and down throughout. No tournies yet I wanted to work on a roll before I headed to them.
If your interested in my stats: Games won 11% Showdowns won 51%
Flops seen 44% Win % if flop seen 25%
Actions:
Fold: 45%
Check: 17%
Call: 22%
Bet: 10%
Raise: 4%
Re-raise: 2%
Where I fold:
- Preflop: 60%
Flop: 14%
Turn: 8%
River: 5%
No fold: 13%
I started keeping track of total % about 1000-2000 hands into my attempt
the total hands played thereof is 4795
Im not a math wiz or have the patience to figure all this out. Cant figure pot odds, or implied odds or any of the stuff I should know. I play outs, and guts to an extent, watching the players at the table keeping notes on them. I hope this helps any of the new players out there. Play your cards well and you will "out play" your opponents.
"Bad-beats are temporary, winning is indefinate"
Now its off to the shores of paradise to try and catch some fish and start rolling the dough!!
well not tonight atleast I gotta sleep.....Ill work some more on it tomm.
[EDIT] Im getting in my first real money tourny on line at paradise, pretty excited. Wish me luck!! $2 buy in, multi.
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Jonniedough - Posts: 385
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G'Luck to you Jd....keep it rolling.
I had a similar story, but at UB. Made initial small deposit in Jan. I rode it up and down. I roller coastered between $130+ to below $20 for a few months before I had a string of bad beats, went on tilt playing very stupidly with a fck it attitude and ended up w/only $2.50 left in my account. I then vowed to smarten up and check myself. I promised myself to play smart and shake off the bad beats quickly or leave the game for the evening if I could not. I stuck wih my basic winning stategy and did not get sucked into playing hand out of shear bordem.
So far I have kept my promise and that original $2.50 now sits at $131. Like you I played mini-micros (.01/.02 NL @ UB) till I rolled it to $42, played a SNG (2nd placed for $15 - net $9.50). I then made a small step up to .15/.25 NL, which is what I play now and what boosted the roll to it current state. Still chump change really, but it's over 2x my orig. deposit. See where I can take it. I still play a .01/.02 table or 2 along w/the .15/.25 to help combat the bordem factor. I rarely play more than 3 tables at once. play the occasional SNG and low buy-in Tourney.
I have been tracking my stats as well.
I average between 28-32% of flops seen when I'm playing "my Game" and making money. Win % at showdowns is usually around 65-75%. I'm still a student of the game and have much to learn, but I'm confident I can avoid huge losses and progressively move forward at a slow steady pace.
Here's to continued success while learning to you as well. :D
I had a similar story, but at UB. Made initial small deposit in Jan. I rode it up and down. I roller coastered between $130+ to below $20 for a few months before I had a string of bad beats, went on tilt playing very stupidly with a fck it attitude and ended up w/only $2.50 left in my account. I then vowed to smarten up and check myself. I promised myself to play smart and shake off the bad beats quickly or leave the game for the evening if I could not. I stuck wih my basic winning stategy and did not get sucked into playing hand out of shear bordem.
So far I have kept my promise and that original $2.50 now sits at $131. Like you I played mini-micros (.01/.02 NL @ UB) till I rolled it to $42, played a SNG (2nd placed for $15 - net $9.50). I then made a small step up to .15/.25 NL, which is what I play now and what boosted the roll to it current state. Still chump change really, but it's over 2x my orig. deposit. See where I can take it. I still play a .01/.02 table or 2 along w/the .15/.25 to help combat the bordem factor. I rarely play more than 3 tables at once. play the occasional SNG and low buy-in Tourney.
I have been tracking my stats as well.
I average between 28-32% of flops seen when I'm playing "my Game" and making money. Win % at showdowns is usually around 65-75%. I'm still a student of the game and have much to learn, but I'm confident I can avoid huge losses and progressively move forward at a slow steady pace.
Here's to continued success while learning to you as well. :D
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PuckJunkieNY - Posts: 762
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[Edit] duplicate post deleted....ooops!
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PuckJunkieNY - Posts: 762
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Keep it up jonnie. It sounds like you are on the right track. It is profitable to play online poker. I cashed in for $50 and so far have paid for a bathroom remodel, a carseat for the daughter, and a new light fixture for the family room. :D Anything to keep the wife off my back.
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nicthestick - Posts: 830
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nicthestick wrote:dang Puck, Are you trying to boost that # of posts?
Not on that one above, but yes to this one.
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PuckJunkieNY - Posts: 762
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[EDIT]
WTF!....it keeps double posting my replies.
??????
WTF!....it keeps double posting my replies.
??????
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PuckJunkieNY - Posts: 762
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Thanks everyone,
Well made it 19 out of 202. Pretty damn good Id say, 2 away from money, Blinds were 2000 or somethign like that, shoulda waited it out, but got to excited over my all in 33s with 650 left quadrupled up (won with a boat on the river boat had the hand the whole way). Got Q/J off, three from the BB, all-in. Lost to a str8 on the river, I had Js, oh well.
Im happy with my finish, I didnt think Id do that well compared to the home games and the no fold'em hold'em at the change games, the players are a little better then I imagined.
If anyone was wondering the payouts were 1-14 were seats at some midnight tourney for the WSOP and 15=8.82 16=5.29 17=3.53.
Im gettn em nex time
Well made it 19 out of 202. Pretty damn good Id say, 2 away from money, Blinds were 2000 or somethign like that, shoulda waited it out, but got to excited over my all in 33s with 650 left quadrupled up (won with a boat on the river boat had the hand the whole way). Got Q/J off, three from the BB, all-in. Lost to a str8 on the river, I had Js, oh well.
Im happy with my finish, I didnt think Id do that well compared to the home games and the no fold'em hold'em at the change games, the players are a little better then I imagined.
If anyone was wondering the payouts were 1-14 were seats at some midnight tourney for the WSOP and 15=8.82 16=5.29 17=3.53.
Im gettn em nex time
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Jonniedough - Posts: 385
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Paradise poker keeps track of your stats on a session to session basis or one session at a time, I did mine overall, to see where I am and what Im doing. Most other sites do the same thing but how they keep track is varied a little.
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Jonniedough - Posts: 385
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