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Cash deposited = $40 11/28/05cash withdrawn =$1,298.00 12/02/05All in less than a week.....Bodog has got to have some of the worst players I have ever seen on the net...Slowly moved up from .25/.5nl to .5/1nl to 1/2nl to 2/4nl and finally 3/6nl...the higher I went up in limits, the worse they got....I sucked out on only 2 people this past week....and caught countless donks chasing their flushes/straights, only to miss and go all in..my best week yet....Now back to reality, as variance is sure to rear its ugly head soon...

funny stuff junior..... :roll:

funny stuff junior..... :roll:

Sitting at arieh's 600nl table on Bodog...anyone know how often he actually sits in?

has this been removed?

I found the limit games to be quite soft, but have not yet grown the brass or the bankroll to hit 5/10....highest I've been is 3/6 and have been doing quite well...Let me check it out (5/10) and I'll get back with ya...

Man, Nice win!I can only imagine how much of that I would ingest...

You may be right Royal, but I feel much more at ease and much more confident after switching to limit. I will post an update in 6 days whether I go bust or continue to have a good run. I have not yet wanted to pull whats left of my hair out just yet..Thanks to everyone else for their input.

I Made the move this past week from NL 50/NL 100 to the 2/4 Limit games at Pokerroom and Noble. I had come to terms that I was a absolutely horrible at NL, even though I've had success in a few tourneys in the past. When it came to the cash game, It always seemed like I was a fish out of water and a welcome sight to everyone at the table. Limit, on the other hand, has been very good to me. After 2k hands in the last week, I've made up what I lost in Nl in the last 6 months, which is quite considerable. I'm not sure I'll ever play NL again. Call it variance, call it luck, but I am a chang

Anyone been there? My employer is sending me to the resort island of Wisconsin for business for 3 weeks and I was wondering if anyone has ever played at Potawatomi Casino there...Any info would be greatly appreciated...

I'm not sure I explained myself well in my first post, I wasn't asking if anyone had multi-tabled before, I was asking if my reason for doing so was the same as others...sorry bout that...I should have known better though, I've been a lurker for some time, and realize that 90% of you need to have things spelled out for you... :?

What is this variance you speak of? points per hour while im playing? I have no idea, I usually just check once a day to see where I am at...Ive cleared 600 points in the past 8 or 9 days playing about 2hrs a day..

This has been working very well for me lately at the pokerroom. I've come to realize that when I only play one table, I get restless and antsy, and I usually ending up playing marginal hands and paying people off more so than I would like. I play three tables at a time now, see more hands, clear more bonuses (free entries into tournies at least) and play only +ev starting hands and it has been profitable for me to date. I usually play 2 .25/.25 and one .50/.50 and it has worked out well. Has anyone else tried this as a result of playing just one table and getting bored with it? +1

"I attack you for 20"Absolutely hilarious, sorry newbie here, but that was f'n funny...

Been playing for 2 years, and this is the third time I have ever hit quads. Yesterday was the first day I flopped them. I had been getting bullied by the big stack for almost 30 mins, getting pushed out of almost every pot and barely even saw a flop. I get dealt 99 in BB and call his $20 raise, which was standard for him on 1/1 NL. :shock: Flop came 9A9 he bet 40, I called, turn was a 6, he bet $40 more, I raised with the $20 I had left and he calls and shows AQos...he then begins to berate me for calling his raise with "only 9's" I guess he's right, normally I wouldn't call a $20 rais