redsamurai

I used the free version for about 3 days before buying it earlier this week. I can definitely say that it has nearly paid for itself in this short time. I play short handed tables almost exclusively so the comments below are targeted at that. When playing short-handed the value of making an accurate read goes up. Having the "Game Time Window" along with auto-importing of hand histories while the game is being played lets me know exactly how often players defend their blinds, how often they fold to a flop bet, and other information that before I only was tracking mentally. Using this info

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It is good to know that you can get reports transaction reports from some of the sites. I have no doubt that at the end of the year I will be paying for a tax accountant to help me file. Thanks to all for the prompt responses.

While I won't get into numbers or specifics here, I do want some advice about my situation. I've been a winning recreational player (online and at B&Ms in Seattle) for quite some time now. This fall I moved to start my doctoral work and stopped playing to focus on school. Starting in mid-January I decided to begin playing seriously online with the goal of making a few extra hundered a month to help make ends meet as being a TA at school doesn't exactly pay great. I have cleared conciderably more than I had planned on. Here are my questions:1) I am withdrawing half my winnings and lea

First congrats to Daniel for a great text on the game.While reading the Ace-5 Triple Draw section, one piece jumped out. When discussing the one card draws any wheel draw and any 6 draw except 6-5-4-3 is included. I read this as the recomendation is that 6-5-4-3 should be broken and you should be drawing 2 to the wheel.Has anyone done the math on this draw? Are you more likely to improve to a 6 or better breaking it or keeping it? Along these lines, is there a triple draw simulator available or do I need to code my own?