As simple as this: We ghostwriters are just great poker players.
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As simple as this: We ghostwriters are just great poker players.
:f_tongue::f_ugly::sifflote::sifflote::sifflote::sifflote::sifflote:
Originally posted by CollinMoshman
Not only that, but he satellited into the tourney from a $5 buy-in so we'll find out how he managed that![]()
Such things are easy when you co-wrote the book on satellites!
Hi Collin. I’ve played around 2000 games of the spin and go flash game and I’ve broken even to the penny. I haven’t hit any of the big multiplyers but I still feel I’ve done fairly well, is this too small a sample to really tell if I’m a break even player at this particular game ?
I'm no coach!
Collin is the coach, and the details are here:
https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?postid=3080564#post3080564
So for me that is 13:00 PDT -- about 40 min from now
Thanks buddy. Has Colin been playing the spin and go flash games ? Does he know how to beat them
Originally posted by roopopper
Hi Collin. I’ve played around 2000 games of the spin and go flash game and I’ve broken even to the penny. I haven’t hit any of the big multiplyers but I still feel I’ve done fairly well, is this too small a sample to really tell if I’m a break even player at this particular game ?
Spin results should be evaluated by cEV with chips won per game. Though I dont know what is needed for breakeven in those.
Thanks 😊 I feel like I’m playing really well and I’ve moved into a small profit. I think it’s probably taken at least 500 games to really start to tune up my game and I’m definitely on the up if I include rake points. I don’t have hem as I’m playing on my iPad any suggestions for measuring my chip EV?
The low level games of flash are very soft but even so it’s pretty tricky to stay ahead. Really enjoying playing them though I think I’m addicted lol
Oh boy it was so cool but we were soooo tired from work-out.
Homer fell asleep and dropped the tablet on the floor and fatigue hit me like a truck at about 10 p.m.!
Thanks to everyone who chatted in the stream the other night, I wrote up one of the most interesting hands:
https://www.pokerstrategy.com/news/content/110158/
Thanks for coming on last week Barry!
This week on the coaching ... optimal out-of-position play! We're going to look at hands where Hero is OOP at the flop and continues on in the hand. When do we make stubborn call-downs, check-raise, go after extra value, or just give up on the turn and cut out losses? Hope to see you guys there :f_biggrin::f_cool::f_drink: