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« Reply #30 on: April 19, 2012, 01:29:35 PM »

So are you in or out?

Ha Ha..how can so much genius be placed in so few words...
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« Reply #31 on: April 19, 2012, 01:34:44 PM »

Let me start off by saying thanks.

(sorry in advance of getting names wrong or incorrectly spelled)
Thank you to David Nicholson, Patrick Leonard, Daniel Morgan, James Keys, Keith 'The Camel' Hawkins, Rupinder Bedi, Jason Herbert, Dave Shallow, Milligan, Claypole, Mantis, Paul Houk, Rockstar, Alex Goulder (pm'd), Evil Pie, Nirvana and of course Fraiser.......


There is only a single comment in this thread that I think is unhelpful and that was the mention of the luton league on here....
I'm apparently not a regular enough to be on it, however I won the £100fo two weeks in a month last summer, I have regularly come down and played in the cash game... most often taking a more than fair chunk of the chips with me and yes I've had disagreements with some of the regs there.  This is due to my confidence in my own views and opinions and the ability of voicing them..


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HOWEVER - I have never been rude, offensive or out of line to ANYONE... Even when Hamid was screaming at me, I merely said to him "Hamid, you can play how you like, but I'm frustrated that you hit that gutshot.... so what?"  (Daniel Best, Raj, George, any of the staff there I'm sure would back me up as saying I may have been involved but I was never the one out of line)
- And Aidrian getting pissed off that I trapped him with KK on Qxx after he slowrolled me and rubbed it in an orbit earlier.... well he got what he deserved imo.  And yet I still did it politely, quickly and said "thankyou for your chips" afterwards.

I have ALWAYS maintained a 110% attitude of being polite and courteous and friendly to the dealers and staff in any casino as they have a tough enough job as it is.

Got side-tracked there.... sorry.
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The whole point of the thread was the gauge the idea, the point, the concept and to get a better understanding of staking/ backing in general.

I will firstly apologise for my use of the words 'insane edge' because apparently that has gotten a few feathers ruffled.  This phrase was used because I have only played a handful of Super50's and £100fo's in the last year and I believe I've finalled somewhere north of 50% and won close to 15%.  I feel that in the generic Super50/ £100fo games in live casino's I have enough understanding of the game/ players and try to choose the best structure to give myself a decent enough chance to have a good stack and to build a good stack all the way through the tournament.

No, I don't have any online results in MTT's.  I have only played a small sample of satelliting into everything >£150 I've played this year and been pretty successful so far.  To do so and to improve my game I have taken up a tournament specialist site's membership and studied a decent chunk of their literature and media content, trying to watch twice the most important concepts I've come across.

With regard to the idea in general I think you're all absolutely correct and that I should be putting all my time into my Pleno staking agreement which I am certain will start to produce +$ results very soon already.  Just a few little tweaks about the spew and how and why is already making a massive difference and I'm glad he and Lil'D are able to see me changing session by session.
This was my consideration when I put up the thread... I don't think I have enough results or proof to warrant a single backer putting £000's into me, which is why I tried to think of a way to work it that a 5 or 10% chunk wouldn't cost that much...

With regard to the 300 posts and "give me money" comments, it was more a case of timing than anything.... anyone that has read my blog will know I've just bought a new grind PC in order to fully and completely commit to my staking deal and online poker long term, unfortunately for me a messup with the paperwork and misunderstanding about PC Monitor resolutions has meant I'm £2k out of pocket more than I had planned right now.  THIS AND ONLY THIS is the reason I've considered staking.

I played my heart out in the UKIPT Day1A, getting into a ridiculous CL pot for 180K with AQ vs K10 aipf and couldn't hold, this was a tournament I'd sold 42.5% of myself in and obviously with the crazy DTD GTD meant it was easy to not worry about the money since it was so far away and such monstrous amounts any % would be tasty.






I can't say enough how awesome and useful and solid the advice on this thread is for both me and all aspiring amateurs, whether poker prodigy's in the making or break even wannabe's..  But I am getting a better understanding of MTT variance, both live and online from the more experience I have either directly or through sweat or strategy sessions with friends.

Also, I think DMorgan wins the thread.. but Keys is very close behind.  I feel almost disciplined and I don't know whether your post is in anger, frustration, wanting for Justice or something else sir but I have the utmost respect for both you, your game, your comments and I apologise for causing offence.  Its tough to work on your poker game to get good enough and put enough time/ hands/ volume in when I'm doing a 9-5 job that also takes me to the proper 4 corners of the world (im talking Sao Paulo, Afghanistan, Melbourne and Beijing styleee - not shagaluf, vegas and paris) 

BUT I'M TRYING AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO....

Thanks again and please continue to post ideas, comments, suggestions for better OP posting in future and better ways to 'begin' the long journey to serious poker player with regards to MTT's both live and online.



Not really sure what else to say.... Smiley
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« Reply #32 on: April 19, 2012, 01:40:01 PM »

Defo not in the SAS! Melbourne? Holiday camp.
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« Reply #33 on: April 19, 2012, 01:41:57 PM »

Defo not in the SAS! Melbourne? Holiday camp.

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Best place I've ever been to is Melbourne. Hands Down, no discussion.

Especially during January when you have the Tennis Open, the Aussie Millions, Bon Jovi concerts in the Park and just australians everywhere!

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« Reply #34 on: April 19, 2012, 01:44:58 PM »

What are wrong with ur monitors?
Could you not exchange them if they are bad?
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« Reply #35 on: April 19, 2012, 01:49:47 PM »

And yet I still did it politely, quickly and said "thankyou for your chips" afterwards.

I have ALWAYS maintained a 110% attitude of being polite and courteous and friendly to the dealers and staff in any casino as they have a tough enough job as it is.

Although saying "thank you for your chips" is polite, I don't think people like it much.
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« Reply #36 on: April 19, 2012, 01:52:34 PM »

I think winning a couple of Tourneys at Luton doesn't quite come under the crushing rules..the hardcore regs have been winning these comps for years on a reg basis..but don't feel the need to shout it and try to belittle others.

Think you need to reign in the 'im the bollox ' attitude a bit and get some decent long term results under your belt...all your achieving is getting peoples backs up..
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« Reply #37 on: April 19, 2012, 01:53:38 PM »

And yet I still did it politely, quickly and said "thankyou for your chips" afterwards.

I have ALWAYS maintained a 110% attitude of being polite and courteous and friendly to the dealers and staff in any casino as they have a tough enough job as it is.

Although saying "thank you for your chips" is polite, I don't think people like it much.

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« Reply #38 on: April 19, 2012, 01:58:19 PM »

What are wrong with ur monitors?
Could you not exchange them if they are bad?
The first 3 I bought were HD ready ones with 1920x1080 resolution but I need 1920x1200 for serious long term and multi tabling poker action.  Did send the first ones back.. they cost £130 each and I'm getting that cheque this week, but the second set of monitors were £390 each... a little difference I'm sure you can appreciate.  But they're the 'best' and I want to have them for a long time.

And yet I still did it politely, quickly and said "thankyou for your chips" afterwards.

I have ALWAYS maintained a 110% attitude of being polite and courteous and friendly to the dealers and staff in any casino as they have a tough enough job as it is.

Although saying "thank you for your chips" is polite, I don't think people like it much.

Appreciated, it was situation and villain dependant but he definitely deserved it that day.  So his comments about 'waiting for me in the carpark' were not only childish, but horrendous and he should've received a life ban on the spot imo.

I think winning a couple of Tourneys at Luton doesn't quite come under the crushing rules..the hardcore regs have been winning these comps for years on a reg basis..but don't feel the need to shout it and try to belittle others.

Think you need to reign in the 'im the bollox ' attitude a bit and get some decent long term results under your belt...all your achieving is getting peoples backs up..

Completely agree, well said.  I was just trying to 'proove' my suitability.  And since I don't play there very often, I thought doing well in only a few comps would be a good thing for backers... either I'm lucky or doing well... both are good imo.
Thanks though, and well done on your recent Texan successes, I sweated those threads with everyone else on here.... very entertaining! Cheesy



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« Reply #39 on: April 19, 2012, 02:04:51 PM »

And yet I still did it politely, quickly and said "thankyou for your chips" afterwards.

I have ALWAYS maintained a 110% attitude of being polite and courteous and friendly to the dealers and staff in any casino as they have a tough enough job as it is.

Although saying "thank you for your chips" is polite, I don't think people like it much.

I only just read this   Smiley
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« Reply #40 on: April 19, 2012, 02:09:16 PM »

What are wrong with ur monitors?
Could you not exchange them if they are bad?
The first 3 I bought were HD ready ones with 1920x1080 resolution but I need 1920x1200 for serious long term and multi tabling poker action.  Did send the first ones back.. they cost £130 each and I'm getting that cheque this week, but the second set of monitors were £390 each... a little difference I'm sure you can appreciate.  But they're the 'best' and I want to have them for a long time.

And yet I still did it politely, quickly and said "thankyou for your chips" afterwards.

I have ALWAYS maintained a 110% attitude of being polite and courteous and friendly to the dealers and staff in any casino as they have a tough enough job as it is.

Although saying "thank you for your chips" is polite, I don't think people like it much.

Appreciated, it was situation and villain dependant but he definitely deserved it that day.  So his comments about 'waiting for me in the carpark' were not only childish, but horrendous and he should've received a life ban on the spot imo.

I think winning a couple of Tourneys at Luton doesn't quite come under the crushing rules..the hardcore regs have been winning these comps for years on a reg basis..but don't feel the need to shout it and try to belittle others.

Think you need to reign in the 'im the bollox ' attitude a bit and get some decent long term results under your belt...all your achieving is getting peoples backs up..

Completely agree, well said.  I was just trying to 'proove' my suitability.  And since I don't play there very often, I thought doing well in only a few comps would be a good thing for backers... either I'm lucky or doing well... both are good imo.
Thanks though, and well done on your recent Texan successes, I sweated those threads with everyone else on here.... very entertaining! Cheesy



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« Reply #41 on: April 19, 2012, 02:11:38 PM »

Craps is easy... played once... up £175 or something in like 1 hour.. never played since....

I bet £25 when the button was off, and then changed it to £2 when the button was on...
If I remember correctly you have an 86% chance to win or draw when the button is off but those odds are drastically reduced when it is in play.


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« Reply #42 on: April 19, 2012, 05:30:55 PM »

A very excellent response Mr. Black, think you might win the thread in the end. Yeah my post is one of frustration, but it's not really aimed at you, after all who can blame you for trying, there is a very prominent 'get-blog-get-backed-get-profit' story in the recent history of this forum that is going to colour how everyone perceives their route to success.

My frustration is at the forum, in my opinion the first reply after your OP should have been "wtf is this shit? go get some results online", but because people here don't want to be rude, the quality of these offerings and the work people are willing to put in before they ask for staking isn't going to improve. Plus I swear to God if I read too many more of lildave's posts he's going to give me diabetes, so I wanted to balance that out too. Glad you took it well Smiley
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« Reply #43 on: April 19, 2012, 06:01:10 PM »

Of course I did sir, I hear nothing but excellent and raving reviews of you and your ilk from a certain poshboy and co...

You've left quite an impression i feel.

I have obviously seen and read of your personal sucesses as well and obviously realise you're a force to be reckoned with whether via keyboard or fresh air.


I do appreciate your comments and its been brought to my attention that a certain sensai has retweeted your comments as golden and the saving opinion of online forums (more fans im sure)

In my head it's not an instant formula
- get blog
- fill out blog
- get staked
- win monies....



I am putting in close to 15hours a week reading, watching and rewatching literature and media content to try and better structure my own game, to iron out my own creases and imo I'm probably one of the hardest working 'working amatuers' in the circle of people we both run in.

However....
I have found that I have played better, worked harder, lasted longer, tilted less, felt better and been happier about all poker related issues now i have a blog and somewhere to vent and to ask questions.  I have been approached to be staked, as a direct result i believe... I have improved immensely and as a function of which I am having better results... these things cannot be denied.
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This is not because I merely type a few words every so often... as anyone who has read my blog will tell you... a 'few' doesn't quite cut it.  Also, its because of this extra work on top of the already 'playing'/ researching/ watching/ reading/ listeining and talking im doing that i have a constructive and proven formulaic way to improve long term.


So, I feel a mere "300 posts and give me money" is not only an insult, but a joke and a laughable glimmer of my true story and effort involved.





But baiscally, i need to GTFO and get 500 $1 mtt's under my belt or something! Cheesy


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« Reply #44 on: April 19, 2012, 06:03:52 PM »

I still want 10% please
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