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jewdonk

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LIVE EVENTS

CASH GAME SPEWAGE

REAL CAREER NUMBERS ON STARS

CAREER NUMBERS ON FULL TILT

CHIPMEUP SPEWAGE CAREER STATS

Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:42 pm

Avon Barksdale

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You in a manic episode, bro?

I think the State of Nevada offers free healthcare to those unemployed. They should be able to help you out, get you on your meds, and stabilize you.

Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:46 pm

gordman

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Keep trying Jewdonk

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Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:48 pm

gordman

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Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:58 pm

the_standard

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WOW.

What a mess marty is.

Just a complete abortion.

:facepalm

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Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:59 pm

adamantium

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	jewdonk wrote: LIVE EVENTS CASH GAME SPEWAGE REAL CAREER NUMBERS ON STARS CAREER NUMBERS ON FULL TILT CHIPMEUP SPEWAGE CAREER STATS

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Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:03 pm

gordman

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adamantium wrote:


	jewdonk wrote: LIVE EVENTS

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Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:07 pm

Crowe Diddly

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	adamantium wrote:


	gordman wrote:

Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:12 pm

zealanddonk

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ok I'll feed the troll.

Marty how m,any live $10k events have you played?

How many times have you appeared on ESPN for poker?

How many people recognise you in public and want to talk with you about poker?

Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:34 pm

riskaverse

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Thread would be a lot more crebible if it wasn't posted by a 40 year old man who writes love letters to "famous" poker pros.

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Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:37 pm

DanDruff

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	zealanddonk wrote: ok I'll feed the troll. Marty how m,any live $10k events have you played? How many times have you appeared on ESPN for poker? How many people recognise you in public and want to talk with you about poker?

How about asking him how many live events over $500 he's played.

Forget $10k!

I think the answer to that (the $500 question, not the $10k question) is "two".

I'll never understand why Marty, a career losing poker player, taunts Micon about his record.

Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:39 pm

zealanddonk

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Seems odd he is spreading his exceptionally thin resources to attack both Druff and Micon at the same time though, seems he isnt a military history buff either.

Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:06 pm

THE_COACH

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There are a lot of social poker players who dream of becoming professional poker players. I think most people who have an enjoyable hobby or activity dream about how nice it would be if they could make a living at doing the thing that they love.

Only a few people, the cream of the crop, are actually able to make the successful transition from amateur to professional status. For every artist that has a fine reputation and rakes in the big bucks, there are hundreds of would-be artists who seem to put out high-quality work, but make little or nothing by way of income.

At poker, a lot of people play well enough to make some extra pocket money, but few are able to earn a comfortable living. The reason is you not only need to show a profit; you must also cover your living expenses.

Let's put this into concrete terms. In a hold'em game, when you pick up a hand like A-5 suited or J-10 suited, you do not hold the best hand if someone is in the pot ahead of you or there are a large number of players behind you yet to act. If you do not have the best hand, you have a drawing hand. These hands need to be folded in higher-limit games unless you are in late position and the pot is unraised.

Changing some of your ideas about what constitutes a good starting hand is only one of the many adjustments you need to make in your game if you want to earn a living at poker.

Tue Sep 21, 2010 2:38 am

WillieMcFML

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	THE_COACH wrote: There are a lot of social poker players who dream of becoming professional poker players. I think most people who have an enjoyable hobby or activity dream about how nice it would be if they could make a living at doing the thing that they love. Only a few people, the cream of the crop, are actually able to make the successful transition from amateur to professional status. For every artist that has a fine reputation and rakes in the big bucks, there are hundreds of would-be artists who seem to put out high-quality work, but make little or nothing by way of income. At poker, a lot of people play well enough to make some extra pocket money, but few are able to earn a comfortable living. The reason is you not only need to show a profit; you must also cover your living expenses. Let's put this into concrete terms. In a hold'em game, when you pick up a hand like A-5 suited or J-10 suited, you do not hold the best hand if someone is in the pot ahead of you or there are a large number of players behind you yet to act. If you do not have the best hand, you have a drawing hand. These hands need to be folded in higher-limit games unless you are in late position and the pot is unraised. Changing some of your ideas about what constitutes a good starting hand is only one of the many adjustments you need to make in your game if you want to earn a living at poker.

Back to the clubhouse Sonny

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Tue Sep 21, 2010 2:40 am

she boon pickens

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WillieMcFML wrote:


	THE_COACH wrote: There are a lot of social poker players who dream of becoming professional poker players. I think most people who have an enjoyable hobby or activity dream about how nice it would be if they could make a living at doing the thing that they love. Only a few people, the cream of the crop, are actually able to make the successful transition from amateur to professional status. For every artist that has a fine reputation and rakes in the big bucks, there are hundreds of would-be artists who seem to put out high-quality work, but make little or nothing by way of income. At poker, a lot of people play well enough to make some extra pocket money, but few are able to earn a comfortable living. The reason is you not only need to show a profit; you must also cover your living expenses. Let's put this into concrete terms. In a hold'em game, when you pick up a hand like A-5 suited or J-10 suited, you do not hold the best hand if someone is in the pot ahead of you or there are a large number of players behind you yet to act. If you do not have the best hand, you have a drawing hand. These hands need to be folded in higher-limit games unless you are in late position and the pot is unraised. Changing some of your ideas about what constitutes a good starting hand is only one of the many adjustments you need to make in your game if you want to earn a living at poker.

Back to the clubhouse Sonny

Yeah, but atleast old balls poker advice is spot on. I wonder if he sells a starting hand chart that would help transform me into a winning player.

Tue Sep 21, 2010 4:06 am

jefferson145

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	THE_COACH wrote: There are a lot of social poker players who dream of becoming professional poker players. I think most people who have an enjoyable hobby or activity dream about how nice it would be if they could make a living at doing the thing that they love. Only a few people, the cream of the crop, are actually able to make the successful transition from amateur to professional status. For every artist that has a fine reputation and rakes in the big bucks, there are hundreds of would-be artists who seem to put out high-quality work, but make little or nothing by way of income. At poker, a lot of people play well enough to make some extra pocket money, but few are able to earn a comfortable living. The reason is you not only need to show a profit; you must also cover your living expenses. Let's put this into concrete terms. In a hold'em game, when you pick up a hand like A-5 suited or J-10 suited, you do not hold the best hand if someone is in the pot ahead of you or there are a large number of players behind you yet to act. If you do not have the best hand, you have a drawing hand. These hands need to be folded in higher-limit games unless you are in late position and the pot is unraised. Changing some of your ideas about what constitutes a good starting hand is only one of the many adjustments you need to make in your game if you want to earn a living at poker.

why thanks coach. your first lesson was very insightful and compelling. looking forward to the next informative post. could you please discuss the dynamics of the squeeze play? and draw up a scenario which would be the best situation the play should be utilized. I will need visuals, so I hope you're familiar with software that will allow you to run through the hand step by step. thank again.

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Tue Sep 21, 2010 4:13 am

studkiller

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From pokerpages:

Bryan Micon

BRYAN MICON POKER RESULTS
EVENT PLACE
PRIZE
DATE
Detox Poker Series
No Limit Hold'em 29th $550 Aug 13, 2010
41st World Series of Poker 2010
Event #16 - WSOP No Limit Hold'em Six Handed 29th $11,045 Jun 7, 2010
41st World Series of Poker 2010
Event #14 - WSOP No Limit Deuce to Seven Lowball 11th $5,572 Jun 5, 2010
DeepStack Extravaganza - PokerStars NAPT Event Season 1
No Limit Hold'em 1st $16,047 Feb 2, 2010
40th World Series of Poker 2009
Event #31 - WSOP H.O.R.S.E 4th $69,505 Jun 14, 2009
40th World Series of Poker 2009
Event #4 - WSOP No Limit Hold'em 354th $2,434 Jun 3, 2009
The Wynn Classic
No Limit Hold'em 33rd $892 Feb 26, 2009
Deep Stack Extravaganza
No Limit Hold'em 7th $3,694 Feb 5, 2009
Deep Stack Extravaganza
Event #3 - No Limit Hold'em 27th $495 Nov 3, 2008
39th World Series of Poker 2008
Event #36 - WSOP No Limit Hold'em 15th $28,391 Jun 19, 2008
Binions Poker Open
Event #8 - H.O.R.S.E 4th $1,400 Oct 17, 2007
Binions Poker Classic
No Limit Hold'em 27th $322 Jun 5, 2007
Deep Stack Extravaganza
Spotlight No Limit Hold'em 34th $597 Jun 4, 2007
Mirage Poker Showdown / WPT Event Season 6
Event #2 - Limit Hold'em 16th $967 May 9, 2007
Grand Casino Tunica Poker Tournament - WSOP Circuit Event
Event #6 - No Limit Hold'em 13th $2,735 Jan 12, 2007
37th Annual World Series of Poker
Event #39 - WSOP No Limit Hold'em Championship WSOP FINAL 63rd $123,699 Aug 10, 2006
37th Annual World Series of Poker
Event #31 - WSOP No Limit Hold'em 9th $74,620 Jul 21, 2006
37th Annual World Series of Poker
Event #27 - WSOP No Limit Hold'em 111th $2,902 Jul 18, 2006
37th Annual World Series of Poker
Event #3 - WSOP Pot Limit Hold'em 40th $6,017 Jun 28, 2006
See an error in the results? Send us an email

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STFU Jewdonk you broke POS

Tue Sep 21, 2010 5:38 am

shooz

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	DanDruff wrote: I'll never understand why Marty, a career losing poker player, taunts Micon about his record.

you know exactly why, because he's batshit crazy and delusional and currently ruining your new website with his bullshit, what I'll never understand is why you let him do it

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Tue Sep 21, 2010 8:04 am

endurance

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If Micon is a losing player that bad how is he wtill in action?

Tue Sep 21, 2010 8:25 am

jewdonk

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	shooz wrote: he's batshit crazy and delusional and currently ruining your new website with his bullshit, what I'll never understand is why you let him do it

Tue Sep 21, 2010 8:52 am

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