Originally posted by SOLKO1987
Hello I am interested in being coached, watching HH sessions and talking strat can i join??
Thanks
see my message in your other Thread: coaching
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Sorry for missing my coaching guys. Don't know if SvenBe made it in the coaching to say, but I was playing a 6max tournament in APPT Sydney.
More news about it here. Will update it tomorrow as well (afterwards)
nice big cash in the aussie tourney. how did you do overall in the other aussie million tourneys?
Originally posted by Falek86
nice big cash in the aussie tourney. how did you do overall in the other aussie million tourneys?
But by trying to cash once more he will miss also this sunday's coaching. So sorry guys - you will have to wait one week more for the celebrations :-)
Hey chenny could you do a video on live play?
do's and don'ts and maybe things to look out for regarding tells, sneaky tricks and rules etc.. Maybe discuss from your experiences, which wsop mtts are the best and why etc..
Also good luck in holding your title this year!
Thanks
chenny is still busy with his live tournament schedule. But this weekend you'll not miss a coaching: TheNose will replace chenny for this weekend...
Originally posted by Cardbender
Hey chenny could you do a video on live play?do's and don'ts and maybe things to look out for regarding tells, sneaky tricks and rules etc.. Maybe discuss from your experiences, which wsop mtts are the best and why etc..
Also good luck in holding your title this year!
Thanks
sounds like a cool idea. not too sure how it'd be in practice. i'll ask the higher ups anyway :P.
i'm pretty sure i'm going to be able to hold my NZ Open title indefinitely.
1. cause i'm awesome.
2. because skycity poker is shutting down
Chenny, do you have any idea why SkyCity poker is shutting down? Is this just in Auckland, or throughout New Zealand?
just in auckland. need room for more profitable things like blackjack/baccarat I guess.
Typical! I was planning on playing in Auckland the next time I'm back in New Zealand - I've been only once on a Saturday night, but the game was pretty soft and for some reason the dealers were all cute girls from China. Now casino options in the North Island will be limited to SkyCity Hamilton, if I'm not mistaken - and who wants to go to Hamilton? 
yep hamilton sucks that's for sure 
there are a couple homegames up and about but they're probably going to be too low for me to really look into seriously.
btw, happy ny everyone!!
Hooray - it's great news that SkyCity poker is retaining poker (for now). I hope they'll run the NZ Open again in 2011 for you to have a crack at - assuming that's what you want ;-)
Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere, but would it be possible for you to give a reasonably detailed account of how you built your bankroll, at least as far as single-table SNGs go? How much did you start with, when did you start playing ST-SNGs, at what stakes and on which sites, what kind of bankroll management strategy did you use, how profitable were you initially, what kinds of setbacks did you encounter and how did you deal with them, when did your profits start to improve, what kind of study helped with this, how did you set and modify goals as you achieved them or otherwise, in what ways did opponents' skill-sets change as you moved up in stakes and how did you learn to adapt, which were the most important theoretical concepts for beating ST-SNGs as you moved up and how did you discover these (through videos, books, Websites, home analysis, introspection, divine revelation)? Which of the different forms of poker did you make the most profit in? You have said you mainly play NL cash-games - are these more profitable, do you enjoy them more, or are there more high-stakes games available?
Thanks for any information you are able and willing to provide. I think a lot of members would be interested to hear how a now-professional player started out and began to make money.
Horrible question I know, but there was a hand this morning when I asked you about a double barrel bluff that didnt work. I couldnt find the hand in the raw hand histories, because it was hard to remember them. Is there anyway I can locate it? Or do you remember it.
flop was T55, turn A
You said you were representing that the ace had hit you, but I didnt understand how your play before that was consistent with an ace hitting you. Or were you banking on him not having believed your first barrel and then buying your second?
Even so, he is never folding his T there, so why do it?
If you dont remember it dont worry, Ill work it out when Im as good as you 
Originally posted by Poker4Taxi
Horrible question I know, but there was a hand this morning when I asked you about a double barrel bluff that didnt work. I couldnt find the hand in the raw hand histories, because it was hard to remember them. Is there anyway I can locate it? Or do you remember it.flop was T55, turn A
You said you were representing that the ace had hit you, but I didnt understand how your play before that was consistent with an ace hitting you. Or were you banking on him not having believed your first barrel and then buying your second?
Even so, he is never folding his T there, so why do it?
If you dont remember it dont worry, Ill work it out when Im as good as you
i have no recollection of the hand, apologies
Originally posted by fembot26
Hooray - it's great news that SkyCity poker is retaining poker (for now). I hope they'll run the NZ Open again in 2011 for you to have a crack at - assuming that's what you wantApologies if this has been covered elsewhere, but would it be possible for you to give a reasonably detailed account of how you built your bankroll, at least as far as single-table SNGs go? How much did you start with, when did you start playing ST-SNGs, at what stakes and on which sites, what kind of bankroll management strategy did you use, how profitable were you initially, what kinds of setbacks did you encounter and how did you deal with them, when did your profits start to improve, what kind of study helped with this, how did you set and modify goals as you achieved them or otherwise, in what ways did opponents' skill-sets change as you moved up in stakes and how did you learn to adapt, which were the most important theoretical concepts for beating ST-SNGs as you moved up and how did you discover these (through videos, books, Websites, home analysis, introspection, divine revelation)? Which of the different forms of poker did you make the most profit in? You have said you mainly play NL cash-games - are these more profitable, do you enjoy them more, or are there more high-stakes games available?
Thanks for any information you are able and willing to provide. I think a lot of members would be interested to hear how a now-professional player started out and began to make money.
sorry, i'd already decided to describe this for post number 12345.. at this rate, you'll have to wait antoher couple weeks
PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, 6.5 Tournament, 100/200 Blinds (4 handed) - PokerStars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com
SB (t9257)
Hero (BB) (t1215)
UTG (t2318)
Button (t710)
Hero's M: 4.05
Preflop: Hero is BB with A
, K
2 folds, SB calls t100, Hero checks
Flop: (t400) 10
, 2, 9 (2 players)
SB checks, Hero checks
Turn: (t400) 3
(2 players)
SB bets t200, Hero folds
Total pot: t400