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  1. Switcheroo Switcheroo is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 2:37pm)

    I just don't understand how he/they can play so many tournys. He is currently registered for nearly every one of the 15 tournys on stars that are either running on registering. How is this possible! PL omaha, Stud, Limit and Nl HE, wtf?
  2. alwaysdrowning alwaysdrowning is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 2:42pm) in reply to Switcheroo

    Well, he did win the Sunday tournament so that covers the financial aspect of playing all the tournaments.

    And I would take the over on the fact that there's about 6 people all holed up in some building in Amsterdam playing round the clock. What's to say there isn't 3 of them sitting at the same computer, all playing together, who specialize in different games.
  3. craiggers64 craiggers64 is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 2:48pm) in reply to alwaysdrowning

    poker is an individual (not a team) game. any action intended to help another player is unethical and prihibited. ie. pokerstars rule no.9
  4. jemenz jemenz is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 3:25pm) in reply to craiggers64

    15 tourneys, Omaha and Stud? pretty much eliminates the individual possibilities, question is, does it eliminate the human probabilities?
  5. godseyt godseyt is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 3:43pm) in reply to jemenz

    Huh? I am the only one who does not understand your question?

    TJ
  6. jemenz jemenz is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 3:58pm) in reply to godseyt

    It rhymes with snot, it'd be a bitch to be caught, watch your mouth, I'm just talking about getting the SHAFT!!!!
  7. godseyt godseyt is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 4:07pm) in reply to jemenz

    Ahh, suggesting a bot conspiracy. Playing between 8-12 tables at once is pretty common for these guys. 15 would probably stretch them a bit, but definitely not impossible for a person.

    TJ
  8. jemenz jemenz is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 4:08pm) in reply to godseyt

    LOL, if you say so......
  9. Cashweekly Cashweekly is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 4:17pm) in reply to jemenz

    15 at a time with full tables would not be that difficult. I regularly play 10-12 single table tourneys at once.
  10. godseyt godseyt is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 4:23pm) in reply to Cashweekly

    Thank you for backing me up cashweekly. I'm not saying that I personally play this many at once, but players like gank, zeejustin, etc. have commented on playing up to 12 tables simultaneously. Just stating the facts.

    TJ
  11. Tsupa Tsupa is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 4:31pm) in reply to godseyt

    playing 10-12 NL HE tables at once may be doable. But I can't imagine playing 1-3 stud, 1-3 O/8, 1-6 NLHE, 1-3 LHE.... that would be a bit much to keep up with
  12. iMsoLucky0 iMsoLucky0 is offline

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    Aug 29th, 2005 (8/29/2005 5:06pm) in reply to Tsupa

    a bit much to keep up with yes..... but it is possible. Trust me, I've done it, lol.
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  13. L8show L8show is offline

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    Aug 30th, 2005 (8/30/2005 1:12pm) in reply to iMsoLucky0

    it is possible to multi 10-12 tables of the same game like nlhe, but to play games like stud,where keeping track of which cards are out is crucial, omaha8/b, and nlhe at the same time would be very difficult imo.

    l8
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