pokerwiz

I apologize if this subject was already covered. I signed up to this forum today and didnt see the original posts. Daniel, I appreciate your reply but I am still wondering if you will ever buy in at the Winn with an average chip stack.

Thanks for that.

I recently ran accross a method of calculating odds that I thought was way too easy to be true. After calculating some odds conventionally I actually found this to be pretty close. I am just curious to know if anyone relies on it.Multiply your outs by 2 and add 2 for odds on hitting your hand on the turn.Multiply your outs by 2 and add 1 for odds on hitting your hand on the river.

I didnt say anyone, I said almost any decent player. How many people do you know are able to buy in for $125k? Those who can are at much higher limits. Don't get me wrong, I am not trying to insult Daniel in any way. I have a tremendous amount of respect for him, I just think the regulars at the Wynn would enjoy playing with him more if the buy in was even. Do I think he would be as successful? Yes, but it would erase the impression that he is bullying people, instead he would be beating the game by relying on his skill.

Daniel, I am a local cash game professional that plays at the Wynn $5-10 or $10-20 NL 4-5 times per week. I was playing in the $10-20 game last night and overheard a few of the othe usual guys talking about your most recent trip to the Wynn $5-10 game. To no surprise they mentioned you cleaned up the game, what was surprising is that one of them said you were online later bashing the players. After logging in for my first time and reading your post I would disagree that you were bashing the players but I would like to point out something that is obvious. With a buy in of $125,000 at a tabl