what time of day do they usually play? has there been a regular schedule or something close to it for the last week or so?
what time of day do they usually play? has there been a regular schedule or something close to it for the last week or so?
haha! yeah I play cash on the American sites and the guys I play against on a daily basis are barely functional...like im half convinced that many of them have Downs...
I don't play many MTTs, but ill fire from time to time...I don't think youll be one of the mongs...was bored and fired on a $30 tourney on NJStars...got in a hand where I raised in LP with 6h5h, got 3 callers...flop was 8h7h2s, SB donked into me, BB folded, I said 'fuck it let's gamble' and ripped it in for like 2x pot...person behind me folded and the SB beat me in the pot with QsTc...yeah this was just in NJ, but im sure you'll find these type of players on ACR and bovada at the lower limits...
Phil is now down 437k after 8 days. 5700 hands played. They will play 25k in total.
20+ buyin swings at HUPLO is not that crazy over 6k hands. They are seeing most flops with lots of 3b/4b pf pots. Definitely not enough hands to make any sort of cheating/skill assumptions.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/545196899
yup...no doubt veni is a crusher, but even by the end of 25K hands the results will be semi-meaningless...
I looked at my results from last January and I lost 1,500BB in 8,000 hands...and by the end of the month I had played 17,000 hands and won 300BB...this was a mix of 2-6 handed so I can only imagine what steroid filled variance there is in strictly playing HU...
Galfond just lost 100k euro, and was down 170k at one point.
Farrah's checking that prenup right about now..
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Galfond lost another 15,600 euros today.
He was down 60k euros at one point.
He's now down about 570k euros overall.
In the 11 days of matches, he's now 0-9-2. Wow.
He's down 37.53 BB per 100 hands. If he were to simply fold every hand pre and blind off, he would be down 75 BB per 100.
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Is this a lot of bullshit, or what?
I thought these poker mind coaches died out after Sam Chauhan fell out of favor.
Guess not.
Surprised but not surprised that Galfond fell for this nonsense. Honestly, he is approaching this with the wrong attitude. He needs to shake off the positivity, shake off the "I'm probably just on a downswing" foolishness, and really get down and dirty with analyzing Venvidi's play, perhaps with the help of friends. Then he needs to figure out if he can come up with a counter-strategy.
Maybe he's doing this, but it looks like he's more focusing upon psychobabble than figuring out why he's getting crushed like this.
Elliot Roe is pretty well known at this point. Worked a lot with Fedor Holz
Galfond won 88k Euro yesterday.
......
Then lost 202k Euro today ouch.
-684K overall.
Close, but not quite. He lost 270k euro today. It probably wasn't complete when you made your post.
What a beatdown. He's now down 750k euro.
He's about 1/3 of the way through, and is on pace to lose over 2.2 million euro (before the sidebet).
He's going to need to have a long talk with Elliot Roe about this one.
I couldn’t beat .25/.50, so I have no idea how good or bad he may be running, but this sounds a lot like a guy who is trying to convince himself he isn’t delusional while being delusional about his chances. I feel like I’ve used this logic in life at times and in the end, nope, I was being delusional.
I mean, if you’re trying to figure out if you’re outclassed or simply running bad for 7k-10k hands in the middle of some 100k hand challenge where you’ve already been competitive for the first 50k hands, it’s a lot easier to believe you might just be running bad. When you come out and get bludgeoned 9 out of the first 10 sessions, it certainly appears he’s more likely outclassed as opposed to running bad.
He has the back-end numbers and it's not first time he's interpreting that type of data.
What i picked up from that is, he's convinced he's running bad. He doesn't know how bad he's running, but he also knows that he's nowhere near the top of his game and that's not likely to make him a favorite.
Most likely a small dog or worse running somewhere around the bottom 10%.
These type of runs and the inverse make PLO the game it is. Generally people handle these swings badly and they tend to associate run goods to skill pretty badly.
After certain skill level significant favorite in PLO is something like 52-48 times huge variance giving a really wide range of results.
Looks like he's doing ~twice as bad as durr back in 2011 through 8600 hands.
(they were playing twice as high, 200/400)
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