IS NL600 FR beatable?
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Originally posted by DaPhunk
No the sky isn't blue............At Night.
Just just play during the day, and keep away from it in the night 
Originally posted by Tampaloeres81
Originally posted by DaPhunk
No the sky isn't blue............At Night.
Just just play during the day, and keep away from it in the night
i think i'd do it the other way around
Btw i'd say NL600FR should be beatable (especially at night ♦) although i almost never play FR.
The reason for asking is because it's the last limit where you can find a decent amount of tables and i guess it's absolutely filled with regulars.
I'm a SNG player i was just curious ♦
Originally posted by Bierbaer
Originally posted by Tampaloeres81
Originally posted by DaPhunk
No the sky isn't blue............At Night.
Just just play during the day, and keep away from it in the night
i think i'd do it the other way around
Btw i'd say NL600FR should be beatable (especially at night ♦) although i almost never play FR.If NL600 beateabe: yes
Is the sky blue: yes during the daylol
Originally posted by Tampaloeres81
Originally posted by Bierbaer
Originally posted by Tampaloeres81
Originally posted by DaPhunk
No the sky isn't blue............At Night.
Just just play during the day, and keep away from it in the night
i think i'd do it the other way around
Btw i'd say NL600FR should be beatable (especially at night ♦) although i almost never play FR.If NL600 beateabe: yes
Is the sky blue: yes during the daylol
i thought sky was colorless... there's no such thing as sky anyways. it's just air and then there's the universe. oh and the reflection of light on the atmosphere or something.
the blue of the sky is because of ozone. does ozone change color with/whitout light?
Originally posted by Primzi
there's no such thing as sky anyways. it's just air and then there's the universe. oh and the reflection of light on the atmosphere or something.
S: (n) sky (the atmosphere and outer space as viewed from the earth)
That's like saying "there's no such thing as a house. it's just a bunch of walls and a roof in which people tend to live".
Originally posted by alejandrosh
the blue of the sky is because of ozone. does ozone change color with/whitout light?
ozone does much more than that.
Originally posted by swissmoumout
Originally posted by Primzi
there's no such thing as sky anyways. it's just air and then there's the universe. oh and the reflection of light on the atmosphere or something.S: (n) sky (the atmosphere and outer space as viewed from the earth)
That's like saying "there's no such thing as a house. it's just a bunch of walls and a roof in which people tend to live".
The problem is that you can't touch the sky. you can't go into sky. where is sky? it doesn't exist. there is atmosphere and the universe, but "sky" is probably just the reflection of light on the ozone. it's the same as a rainbow. it seems to be there, but it's not. let me ask you a question. if you jump 1m are you in the sky? if you jump 10m? 100m? 1000m? where does sky start :P? now this is turning into philosophy. NL600 win
rainbow is light refraction. it exist but you can't touch it. it's like mc hammer.
Lol we're going into philosophy. I guess i found my answer: play there and you'll see.
Reformulating the question: is NL600 beatable WHITOUT super-exhaustive knowledge and long periods of going there and then going back, and whatever....
Of course dwan can break it (can he?). I was thinking about us, mortals...
There was a thing i learned in physics like the color you see is the light that reflects off the material not it's inner/real color. I havve no clue how to explain this.
So the sky IS NOT blue. You see it blue. If you're a daltonist is a rose red? Maybe it is because most people say so, but for you it's not....
Originally posted by alejandrosh
it exist but you can't touch it. it's like mc hammer.
this +1
Originally posted by andreibalint
Lol we're going into philosophy. I guess i found my answer: play there and you'll see.Reformulating the question: is NL600 beatable WHITOUT super-exhaustive knowledge and long periods of going there and then going back, and whatever....
Define "super exhaustive", I would say. A friend of mine beats NL600 while 6-tabling so yes, it's definately beatable.
Edit: Ah, you said FR. That I don't know. He's not playing FR. But I would say FR is easier, gives you more time wait for a good hand, less blind stealing. Or am I mistaken?
Originally posted by swissmoumout
Originally posted by alejandrosh
the blue of the sky is because of ozone. does ozone change color with/whitout light?
nh.
Originally posted by andreibalint
IS NL600 FR beatable?
In the long long run in a table far far away ...
- If 9 pros were sitting at a table with no rake everyone would break even.
- If 9 pros were sitting at a table with rake then everyone would go broke.
- If 8 pros and a fish are sitting a table the fish will bust out and the pros will win.
- If 8 pros and a fish walk into a bar ... I have no clue what happens.
The best popular quote about this concept:
"If you can't spot the sucker in your first half hour at the table, then you are the sucker."