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Dont think there was that much money on the table, was there? The biggest pot lost in 1 hand was Andy Beal vs Jen Harman, 1,7M$....Edit: I reserve the right to be wrong... That statement seems quite odd to me, here in Sweden games with those blinds and 2-3x that is running regularily on the state-owned casinos, and I'd imagine that the big casinos (Bellaggio, Nugget etc etc) will have quite a few pokerplayers that's more then "well off" that can sneeze that kinda money out their nose at any given heartbeat.Again though, as usual i reserve the right to be wrong, but, what's the averga high NL g

yeah..DN : Im on a beta-tester, and i've played"you", however, how many hours did you spend recording your voice for this game?

Sounds like a case of fried modem to me, or a faulty AC-adapter.

Your wife? How would I know? Wouldn't it be better if you kept track of her? =]I've played her at Cosmopol, and a private club down there which i can't remember the name of, also in Lidköping, and online.

Did it ever hit you that you're playing WAY over your bankroll?I recommend 12-50xbuy-in for each level, and with your bankroll that'd be 0,25/0,50... =]Admittingly I have the exact same problem myself, if i win a $5K gtd for instance outside of my "main" site i'll hit the 5/10 or 10/20 tables directly =]More to the point, from FCP, or actually the network i'm up ~$5900, but due to frequent cashout i've only got about $500 at any given time for tournament-play

Yeah, there's a program that checks the running processes on the computer, mainly to stop people from multi-accounting. In my mind that's a HUGE invasion of privacy though, and even so, the program doing the check is quite easy to fool either way, with that said i'd like to point out that i'd never dream of botting or running multi-accounts, especially now seeing as how it affected zeejustin (total of 103,545$ confiscated, and lost respect within the poker-community)Edit: This only exists with some clients, not all

I've ran into Cecilia many times, she's a very good player, and she's whipped me in cashgame many a time, however i've also seen her without make-up, and in normal clothes, she's still fine, but the makeup does ALOT for her.Other then that her even using make-up is a way of psyching her opponents, a friend of mine lost alot to her (happond to me to) and we both blame the cleavage =]As a person she's as sweet as can be though, a bit silent, and a tad shy, but she's got a big heart.

Teampoker is starting to come thru big here in Sweden, mainly cause a Swede came up with the concept, and we recently had a tournament for teampoker in a state owned casino where the first prize for a winning team was ~$30,000.I'm not 100% clear of the rules, but this I do know:Each team must consist of 4 players, no team can have more then 1 teammember at 1 table.Teams are allowed 2 timeout's during each level of a tournament to discuss situations that they're in (which basically means that you can do a timeout mid-hand) like whether they should call an all-in or not.Say that 3 teammembers is

Have you done this before since 98? =]I mean, surely there's no real value for a pro to play multi-stage satellites, or a satellite at all?I've never heard of Ferguson or Matusow for instance playing a satellite last few years.

So there are actual HU-strategies? I've always played my own way in HU-situations, usually i'll come out on top because im way too aggressive for most people to handle, but sometimes i make terrible, and i do mean terrible decisions about the opponents, so the big problem for me is underestimating an opponents actual strength.I've tried to solve this with mathematics and basic logic, but i never seem to able to get off of my high horse, so i'd be very intrested in discussing strategies with you. If you suffer from constant bad luck you should probably try Badugi, worst hand wins, A234 in all d

Well,, luck is a good thing at times, but I like to believe it has alot to do with skill aswell, I'm devhdc, and this is my story:Sometime last year I won a big tournament, granting me just under $130,000, now I've always been good at MTT's, and while most people say the less of a startingfield the better, naturally im inclined to agree, however, most of the tourney's I'd play would still have a field of about 800-1500 people, sometimes upwards of 4000.Now, imagine 800 people paying about $1K each for a tournament, noone wants to go first and as such the players are quite tight, and it's hard

You could say it's got something to do with coffee =]

I've actually got no idea, but a friend of mine has a hot tip for ya: Dont eat their buffè, it's poisonous =]