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Re:Heads up SNG's - how many can you play? Anyone' Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Mar 12th, 2009 |
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Heads up SNG's - how many can you play? In light of this Boku prop bet, where he is playing 600 sng's a day, I was wondering what people thought was the maximum number of heads up sng's one could play in a given day profitably or break even. Assume pokerstars turbo sng's....how many do you think is possible' Really just curious, not trying to attempt anything. If you have played high volume in a day, how many did you play at a time, what was your winning % approximately, and how many hours did you play' Thanks Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Mar 12th, 2009 |
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Re:WCOOP Live commentary -- Good or bad? listen to the first sentence, and then later on....there is some weird accent going on, lol. Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Sep 22nd, 2008 |
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Re:$109 NL hand...help! You think just shoving preflop this early is the best move, especially against a somewhat scary small re-raise' Also, just fold with the flush draw there for 410' Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 5th, 2008 |
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$109 NL hand...help! I know I could have smooth-called preflop here since it's early, but given that I raised and called the small re-reraise what do you do on this flop' $100+$9 Hold'em No Limit - Level I (10/20) - 2008/07/06 - 01:08:58 (ET) Table '93876072 31' 9-max Seat #1 is the button Seat 1: johnny1430 (3320 in chips) Seat 2: tsunamy (2950 in chips) Seat 3: pulse time (5000 in chips) Seat 4: doubleupjoe7 (2240 in chips) Seat 5: Hawk0400 (2620 in chips) Seat 6: MAESTRO974 (2530 in chips) Seat 7: KraftyHands (2960 in chips) Seat 8: willyss (2930 in chips) Seat 9: OrangeSpades (2450 in ... Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 5th, 2008 |
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Re:Any1 bored and want to rail??? Calm down there Doyle... *** HOLE CARDS *** torowe: raises 47420 to 55420 and is all-in vegasrock44: folds BellyPrinces: folds dr.gin: calls 47420 *** FLOP *** [Ts 5s Ks] *** TURN *** [Ts 5s Ks] [6h] *** RIVER *** [Ts 5s Ks 6h] [4s] *** SHOW DOWN *** dr.gin: shows [Tc 2h] (a pair of Tens) torowe: shows [Qs 9c] (a flush, King high) torowe collected 118040 from pot Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 4th, 2008 |
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Re:Any1 bored and want to rail??? my god what a chiplead... Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 4th, 2008 |
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Re:Any1 bored and want to rail??? I'm watching...man 9hrs 40 mins...yeesh Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 4th, 2008 |
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Re:Shoving 66 against a FISH on the button!! STANDARD?? Against another big stack here why not throw in the extra 3k and try to hit the set and win a big pot potentially. Minraise always seems suspicious, and you have enough chips where it isn't a raise or fold situation. There is no shame in seeing that flop and check folding here...there are many flops that look better for 6s, and you can play the hand accordingly, but I think shoving is an unnecessary risk. Just my opinion. Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 3rd, 2008 |
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Re:Is folding AKo here way too nitty? It's not that I think your fold is such a mistake, but I think it is hard to sit around and wait for perfect situations in online tournaments...getting AK all-in vs short stack in almost certainly a coinflip or better spot is pretty good...I can definitely understand your point though. AK is one of those hands that I'd rather be able to re-raise and take pots down preflop when the blinds and antes are meaningful during the later stages of the tournament, and i hate having to deal with it too early on in the tournament. But online in that spot, I'd have to play it. Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 3rd, 2008 |
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Re:Is folding AKo here way too nitty? And now for a serious response... I think you are almost always against hands like 99-JJ or AQ here, and considering this player has less than half your chips I think the fold is too tight, especially online where you can't really sit and wait forever. AKo can be folded in a lot of situations, even when you are pretty sure you are not up against AA or KK (despite what many players think), but here I think you should play it...I'd make it 2400 and guarantee that you see 5 cards by putting the shorter stack all in. Calling and missing the flop and folding is not a better option in my ... Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 3rd, 2008 |
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Borgata 1K tomorrow... Anyone else playing this' Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jun 19th, 2008 |
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Re:Borgatta Summer Open I'll be in the 1k on Friday... Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jun 17th, 2008 |
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Re(1): Won a $4 180 playing blind (hh inside) Great vid, I think people will learn a lot from it. I submitted an article on this site about something similar I tried to pull off in a live tourney (people don't read guest articles here though since they are impossible to find). I was able to FT a live tourney by only going to three showdowns, and my strategy was similar. It is an interesting read if anyone is bored at work or something :-) Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 23rd, 2007 |
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Re(2): DAMN 6 I was glad, not only for sleep but I kind of like the guy. Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 18th, 2007 |
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Re(1): lets have fun.... take a guess of what the final hand will be! nah, all-in preflop...Jerry has A3o vs Tuan with TJs...board comes two threes (yes, I'm from the future) Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 17th, 2007 |
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Re(3): Rahme has... When the flop hit, Rahme obviously didn't like it...I think he just said screw it, I've waited all day for a big hand, and shoved..... Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 17th, 2007 |
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Re(2): Rahme has... nailed it Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 17th, 2007 |
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Re(2): Rahme has... Maybe Rahme has Jacks' I don't know....I think Yang has a weak ace maybe... Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 17th, 2007 |
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Rahme has... KK with Kh Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 17th, 2007 |
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Re(5): KGB Kravchenko Pretty nice to have someone drawing dead after the flop....maybe we'll have a game here' Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 17th, 2007 |
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Re(4): Venetian Daily Tournaments Will check it out, thanks Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 12th, 2007 |
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Re(2): Venetian Daily Tournaments You think Friday's noon tourney will get over 60 people (one site's avg estimate), or would it be better to wait for saturday's noon tourney' Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 12th, 2007 |
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Venetian Daily Tournaments Anybody ever play in the $550 Friday/Saturday NL tournaments at the Venetian in Vegas' Was thinking of going down there because they start you with 10k chips and 40 min levels, which sounds decent. Was wondering how many people usually play in it as well. Anyone know/have any info about these' Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 12th, 2007 |
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WSOP Prop Fun Just something fun to do for those of us not playing in the WSOP main event this year. Below is list of the top 100 overall money winners in live tournament poker. Choose which player will go deepest (last longer) in this year's main event. You can choose 10 players, two of which can be any wildcard players of your choice. Tiebreaker will be second deepest pick, third etc. My picks are indicated in blue. Winner gets....I don't know, something... 1. Jamie Gold $12,115,075 (total winnings) 2. Joe Hachem 3. Daniel Negreanu 4. Allen Cunningham 5. Carlos Mortensen 6. Phil Hellmuth Jr 7. Paul ... Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Jul 5th, 2007 |
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Re(1): Great play or... (Rizen hand) So if Russ somehow puts Rizen on the 6-7, and knows Rizen is pot committed, and makes this move anyway, he is still 50-50. I'd say the guy just said whatever and went all in. Holdem Hi: 990 enumerated boards containing 3d 5h 8c cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV 7h 6c 489 49.39 501 50.61 0 0.00 0.494 Jc Ks 501 50.61 489 49.39 0 0.00 0.506 Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Mar 24th, 2007 |
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Re(2): Best hand to have vs AA See above. Anyone want to guess how many more people will say this again' Over under' Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Mar 22nd, 2007 |
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Re(2): Best hand to have vs AA In response to DonorDonkey's question: (In these examples your suits are live, so it is a best case scenario. You would never rather have 88 than KK though obviously, since you can never assume your opponent has two aces). 6d 6h 343394 20.05 1363968 79.66 4942 0.29 0.202 As Ac 1363968 79.66 343394 20.05 4942 0.29 0.798 7d 7h 343300 20.05 1364608 79.69 4396 0.26 0.202 As Ac 1364608 79.69 343300 20.05 4396 0.26 0.798 8d 8h 343646 20.07 1364288 79.68 4370 0.26 0.202 As Ac 1364288 79.68 343646 20.07 4370 0.26 0.798 9d 9h 336724 19.66 1370736 80.05 4844 0.28 0.198 As Ac 1370736 80.05 336724 ... Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Mar 22nd, 2007 |
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Re(3): Best hand to have vs AA Just another point about suited connectors for the hell of it. Sometimes if you are a desperate short stack in a tournament situation, you might want to take a chance with suited connectors and give yourself a chance to win the tournament or at least get back in the hunt, especially if you are getting a good price. Look at the numbers for this hand for example, just for fun. Holdem Hi: 1370754 enumerated boards cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV Ks Ad 538520 39.29 796914 58.14 35320 2.58 0.405 Qs Ah 257417 18.78 1078017 78.64 35320 2.58 0.200 7c 6c 539497 39.36 827440 60.36 3817 0.28 0.395 Posted in: Poker Discussion |
OrangeSpades
Mar 22nd, 2007 |
