Originally posted by YXKCOBRA
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+112$ exactly...
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Lol, I think you mean this:
Please edit your first post to match the requirements. So it's fair for everyone.
Originally posted by Kyyberi
Lol, I think you mean this:
Please edit your first post to match the requirements. So it's fair for everyone.
Should I find something else?
To YXKCOBRA, the rules are simple but strict. To enter the prediction, you need to post the result AND a picture of your present. You have posted multiple posta with result (althought the same in each), but none of them have the picture of your present in them.
There is one with prediction and a picture, but that pic doesn't qualify as it's not a pic of concrete thing and there is no explanation of it.
I would guess something like +160 $
And my husband would urgently need this: :mdr::mdr::f_ugly::f_ugly:
and this: :f_ugly::f_ugly::f_ugly::f_ugly::f_ugly::f_ugly:
Prediction is now closed, and I will accept YXKCOBRA's prediction. It was a good effort. 
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In the end the exact result is +126,55.
YXKCOBRA wins it, although djleeatlas would have won if he had followed the rules about the picture...
Was one hell of a ride, I will post some thoughts later. Now I am off to bed.
respect for grinding that long!
just had an idea for next year Christmas, play 24k hands 
Originally posted by Kyyberi
In the end the exact result is +126,55.YXKCOBRA wins it, although djleeatlas would have won if he had followed the rules about the picture...
Was one hell of a ride, I will post some thoughts later. Now I am off to bed.
Congratulations to you for the decent result and congratulations to YXKCOBRA .
I was watching almost the entire time, and playing PLO8 at the same time. I managed to apply a few things I learned from watching you and had a decent outcome myself.
I think I would have won but didn't post a picture ... I would have only spent it on Beer
..good stream anyway Kyyberi enjoyed it 
Grats to winner, and grats to VorpalF2F ($30), nmilan84 ($20) and BradNitt ($10) for winning the raffles in stream.
Here is the graph, played almost 14K hands:
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GG PokerCraft doesn't show the rake in graph, in case you are wondering the results.
It was a roller coaster, there was some good run and then there was some bad run. And we got few "cashout bad beats" too. That is when you have 59,9% equity in a big pot and you can't use the cashout (requires over 60% equity). And then the turn is good card, but equity is still just below that 60.
As expected, there were a lot of mistakes due to playing 4 tables of fast poker while streaming, and getting tired at some point. But nothing that big and in the end. Winrate was about 3,5bb/100 which would have been around 4 if I hadn't used cashout.
I played about 19h which generated 40K points. Hats off to those regs, who grind the win multiple times a week.
Nice result for such a long grind, congrats I too wonder how someone can do that much grinding for the leaderboards on regular basis.
I am often under the impression that there is more than one human playing those accounts. No way to prove it of course. But having played 16 hours straight before I wonder how anyone can do it by themselves day after day.
Well, if the upside is to make good monthly income (in some countries) by making it 2-3 times a day...
In general I am very sure that most of rake races are won by accounts that have multiple players. Even at GG there are players that take 1st and 2nd spot often with very similar (and in some ways non-normal) playing style, and once I saw both of them quitting games just one hour before the end while the difference between them was just few points. And of course I reported them.
Any promotion that heavily favors heavy grinding encourages to use multiple players per account.
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
I am often under the impression that there is more than one human playing those accounts. No way to prove it of course. But having played 16 hours straight before I wonder how anyone can do it by themselves day after day.
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