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Totally excellent that people seem to be so honest in making the repayments. Makes me glad to be a part (however small!) of this forum.


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Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Originally posted by akrammon
omg, so ugly.

However, faith in poker community is starting to be restored seeing how you are getting back the money.

This.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Weird how hem developers seem to have so much problems with hyper games. Personally I don't see reason for that as data handling should be pretty much same whatever speed of tournament is. Seems more like carelesness than anything else. Well repayments seems to go nicely, but going through all those games must have took quite a while?


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Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Originally posted by ghaleon
Weird how hem developers seem to have so much problems with hyper games. Personally I don't see reason for that as data handling should be pretty much same whatever speed of tournament is. Seems more like carelesness than anything else. Well repayments seems to go nicely, but going through all those games must have took quite a while?

Just spoke to a student playing on PP who has discovered a HEM2 bug with tourneys on that site. Not even Hypers, afaik.

HEM need to pull one or more fingers out of one or more orificae, imho.


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Dublimax
Joined: 22.11.2008

Originally posted by Tim64

Originally posted by akrammon
omg, so ugly.

However, faith in poker community is starting to be restored seeing how you are getting back the money.

This.

LT3 has backers as good as their horse :)


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Originally posted by ghaleon
going through all those games must have took quite a while?

took me 5hrs to fix my database and do the calculations to fix my staking.

Originally posted by Dublimax
LT3 has backers as good as their horse :)

!! this!!


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dydukas
Joined: 01.05.2009

200k views! _cool:


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Originally posted by dydukas
200k views! _cool:


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WSOP 2013 dates were announced this week. ( http://www.wsop.com/news/2012/Nov/4121/DATES-SET-FOR-2013-WORLD-SERIES-OF-POKER.html )

My wife and I are planning a trip around the West Coast of the US ending with me playing the WSOP ME on July 8th or 9th. I will 100% be playing this event and am SO FUCKING EXCITED. This will be my first trip to WSOP and I can't wait to experience the Main-event!

We are going to sit down in a few weeks and book and pay for everything. Hopefully I can meet up with a few pokerstrategy members in Vegas.


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Stu24023
Joined: 31.05.2012

Congrats mate, i will be railing you along with a few others.

You gonna get staked or doing it solo???


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Originally posted by Stu24023
Congrats mate, i will be railing you along with a few others.

You gonna get staked or doing it solo???

cheers! haven't decided yet. will depend on how my BR is going next yr.


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MilanBurdych
Joined: 20.05.2008

Nice one!

I think I ll have to skip 2013 WSOP, would love to meet you...so probably next year :)
Enjoy WSOP, it was just awesome experience!!! So do everytin needed to be there, no excuses, just book everytin right now


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stripofbacon
Joined: 08.11.2011

This year there also is WSOP Australia, right? You playing that?


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Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Originally posted by lessthanthreee
WSOP 2013 dates were announced this week. ( http://www.wsop.com/news/2012/Nov/4121/DATES-SET-FOR-2013-WORLD-SERIES-OF-POKER.html )

My wife and I are planning a trip around the West Coast of the US ending with me playing the WSOP ME on July 8th or 9th. I will 100% be playing this event and am SO FUCKING EXCITED. This will be my first trip to WSOP and I can't wait to experience the Main-event!

We are going to sit down in a few weeks and book and pay for everything. Hopefully I can meet up with a few pokerstrategy members in Vegas.

I'm in.


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Originally posted by stripofbacon
This year there also is WSOP Australia, right? You playing that?

yes definitely. i think its in march or april in Melbourne.


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herekPL
Joined: 13.05.2007

hey less, tell me how many tables do you play?


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pbijvoet
Joined: 30.10.2009

Hey <3! Subscribed :megusta:

What would you suggest for a BRM at the micro 6-max hypers? I don't mind it being a bit aggresive BRM

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Salivanth
Joined: 01.01.2011

<3, if I may trouble you for a quick question. I've also asked Tim64, but it's always great to get a second opinion. (Getting a different answer from you will just mean that there is no easy answer.)

I'm a micro-SNG player (2.25's on Full Tilt) who has beaten NL4 and NL5 SH on PP and PS, so I have a decent postflop game. Would you recommend I play FR or SH SNG's? What speed? (I typically play turbos, but have played FR normals in the past and won them.) And if your advice is to play 6-max SNG's, how many tables should I cut? I know I can't multi-table them as much as I can multitable FR's :) I'm currently on 6 FR tables: I used to be on 8, working back up to that.


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herekPL
Joined: 13.05.2007

If u feel postflop game good try 6m turbos.


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Originally posted by herekPL
hey less, tell me how many tables do you play?

11

Originally posted by pbijvoet
Hey <3! Subscribed :megusta:

What would you suggest for a BRM at the micro 6-max hypers? I don't mind it being a bit aggresive BRM

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i think 75BIs would be the absolute minimum I would want to play at any limit. the swings can be big, you can easily lose 40-50Bis in a session so if I was going to use that aggressive BRM I would need to check my progress constantly and move down/up when needed. I think comfortable BR is 200BIs, 100-150 is manageable if you don't mind moving down daily/weekly. hope that helps.

Originally posted by Salivanth
<3, if I may trouble you for a quick question. I've also asked Tim64, but it's always great to get a second opinion. (Getting a different answer from you will just mean that there is no easy answer.)

I'm a micro-SNG player (2.25's on Full Tilt) who has beaten NL4 and NL5 SH on PP and PS, so I have a decent postflop game. Would you recommend I play FR or SH SNG's? What speed? (I typically play turbos, but have played FR normals in the past and won them.) And if your advice is to play 6-max SNG's, how many tables should I cut? I know I can't multi-table them as much as I can multitable FR's :) I'm currently on 6 FR tables: I used to be on 8, working back up to that.

SnGs (especially micro-sngs for bank roll building) are ALL about volume. the more games you play the faster you move up. If you learn good ICM you don't even need post-flop skills to move up to the mid-stakes, you just have to put in a lot of games to get there fast. For this reason I suggest playing FR turbos and practicing your multi-tabling as well as your ICM. This is more important for bank-roll building than playing every post-flop hand perfectly. Post-flop will give you a big edge when you move up, but for now you just want to build your roll, so stick to FR turbos and play as many games as you comfortably can.


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