Jinxed

solid downswing

don't let it seep into your game

not allowed to make a fiery explosion for thomas until you get back to break even tho LOL. Gotta make it all the way down the mountain for that

Still feeling good, think my tilt control has improved massively lately.

thomas is just on fire because of how fast hes falling atm, he hasnt exploded yet

On August 17 2010 10:51 killThemDonks wrote: blogging about heaters is asking to be jinxed

^

does it work in reverse?

now that ive blogged about my downswing will i heater

On August 26 2010 13:43 fenner wrote: does it work in reverse? now that ive blogged about my downswing will i heater

yes, this is why I always post my big downswings, but never my big upswings
shhh, don't tell anyone

On August 26 2010 14:53 thumbz555 wrote: Show nested quote + On August 26 2010 13:43 fenner wrote: does it work in reverse? now that ive blogged about my downswing will i heater yes, this is why I always post my big downswings, but never my big upswings shhh, don't tell anyone

But why do you have downswings then

On August 26 2010 15:25 jeffv8x_-_16 wrote: Show nested quote + On August 26 2010 14:53 thumbz555 wrote:   On August 26 2010 13:43 fenner wrote: does it work in reverse? now that ive blogged about my downswing will i heater yes, this is why I always post my big downswings, but never my big upswings shhh, don't tell anyone But why do you have downswings then

From cashing out, duh.

and clearing bonuses

On August 26 2010 16:08 zulu_nation8 wrote: and clearing bonuses

yup, that too

On August 25 2010 13:10 TalentedTom wrote: A lot of people don't understand what EV actually mean.. EXPECTED value. These graphs don't show an accurate story. For example whenever you go all in with a set, you generally have the EV of 60%-95% of a buy in, when you go all in preflop with KK you generally have the EV of ~66% of a buy in etc.. A simple example: You get 88 all in on K89hh and run into bigger sets 2x, then you go all in with KK and suckout vs AA two times are you running good or bad? Are you playing / running well or poorly. According to an EV graph it will say you are running above EV despite being even, but when you calculate your expected rate of return with those hands based on the equity on opponents range you have an expectectation of almost +3 buy ins, but according to an EV graph you are even, and have an EV of -2 buy ins

send me lucky cent pls, you still run pretty good

btw i m not being a douchebag i m just souldcrushed u know

hahahahahahh nice graph man