oumarch110

No way... Ron Mexico all the way!

I think I saw .10/.10 nl tables...that was the lowest I saw lastnight.

Thanks 23-19, I that is exactly the info I was looking for.

That is why asked the question here, as my email from over 12 hours ago to support, about hand history, has yet to be answered.

Crap...that is what I was afraid of. Thanks for the reply.

ugh...I see that poster is selling that program. Sorry for spam...not my intention to advertise for him, just hadnt read that far.My apologizes.

Just FYI folks,Found this on Pokertracker's forums.http://www.pokertracker.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9388tracking program to record hands...sounds alot like UltimateHistory for UB hand recording.

Quick question...Can you retrieve hand histories from FCP/Pokerroom? I must be blind, b/c I cant find it.

Too late...I already feel dumber for reading this far.

So...can my wife and I crash at your place if we come out to Vegas? :wink: Seriously, you do what you have to do, and it is very nice to see that some pros try to give back to their fans.

lol...this is great. Classic. I love it.

This is very situational and player dependent. I have not read H on H, but I believe you are oversimplifying the analysis.the setup is u are early in an online tourny, with no reads on any opponents. i havent reached h on holdem II yet, but around half of the book volume one is comprised of specific situations like these, some times he'll say certain people are agressive and certain are loose. im just a little dissapointed, thats all, when i saw it was 357 pages i thought, wow, im gonna get a lot of stuff, but in reality 100-150 pages are hands like these which are basically useful for some

Bye...can I have your stuff?Oh wait, wrong board.

Buy off the tech guys with coffee, donuts, pizza, Elisha, etc....should keep them off your back.

I think the "nonchalance" was the fact that most of us just took for granted that, however unfortunate, it was a necessary action.

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Not while at work.I am so depressed now. :wink:

I actually think that is the most helpful part of the book(s).

I think that website has gone under the knife...its not as big as it once was.

guy: I have a bomb in this bag.Guy puts hand in bag.Marshall: Take your hand out of the bag.Guy: noMarshall: Take your hand out of the bag.Guy: noMarshall: Take your hand out of the bag.Guy: noGun: Pop!Moving right along....

I think so...but you have to buy the Omaha verison, which is a different program the hold em version.

seems so

When I was in the break room at work earlier, someone had the Tony Danza talk show on. Al Roker was the guest and apparently he was promotion his Court Tv special airing tonight at 10pm est.The subject matter is near to all of our hearts, poker. The show supposedly follows to "kids" who drop out of school to become "professional gamblers."Al Roker did sound pretty convincing, unless of course you know the laws...in which case he sounded like a buffoon.Thought you all might like the heads up about the Court TV show or Tony Danza's show (if it hasn't aired in your area yet.)

My buddy and I were having the same conversation at work yesterday. I even brought up the fact that who ever wins the thing, probably doesnt need the help anyways...as they most likely have the skill they need.I would love a 2 or 3 day bootcamp with DN. Daniel, you for hire? :wink:

So by poker player, you mean professional players? or recreational home players? any poker players?I don't think such a sweeping statement is accurate. I play poker...few hours a week online. Bankroll of $150 (build up from original $50). Do I have a problem? Heck no. It's just fun.Heck, I use to play online games that ran $15 per month. I spent more on those in 6 months than my entire online poker "career."Just trying to see your point.

You mean, it's not Keith? I am so confused. 8)