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Target-x17   Canada. Dec 22 2012 19:29. Posts 1027 | | |
Neilly is right tho mtt's will always be soft. The more variance the harder it is for players to know if there playing right. Thats why plo is so much more profitable then holdem. holdem < plo < mtt for variance and variance = greatest factor for softness |
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Baalim   Mexico. Dec 23 2012 00:28. Posts 34262 | | |
| On December 20 2012 23:06 Arirang wrote:
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On December 20 2012 22:22 thewh00sel wrote:
@neilly I'm not sure MTTs are softer than cash from a theoretical standpoint. There's only so much innovation/adjustments you can do with 10-40bb. Not saying either is dead or dying any time soon but edges are smaller in MTTs and rake eats a lot of profits. |
if 10-40bb is not as complex as deeper poker, shouldn't it become tougher quicker than cash.
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Joeingram1   United States. Dec 23 2012 10:31. Posts 943 | | |
nice blog cosmo post more of them imo |
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YoMeR   United States. Dec 24 2012 16:52. Posts 12438 | | |
As someone who's been playing professionally since 2007 as well I agree with a lot of what cosmo said on the subject. Although I disagree that there's zero chance that online poker will come back to the states as good as it was before....our country is run off money and there's a lot of money to be had in the gambling business...the us government knows this and the government is a bit strapped for cash. the incentive is there for sure, just gotta slowly wade through all the political bullshit first.
For someone with very few other marketable skills I'm finding that transitioning out of poker without a large capital sum to do other things (i started and failed a business back in 2011 for obvious reasons) is very tough. Especially if said person took on big financial responsibilities so a "regular" paying job will really not cover anything. I do think that live poker is slowly improving but the insanely bad players and even the players considered "good" are unbelievably bad. I think that time chamber analogy from dbz is awesome and 100% true...if we crushed online midstakes/low highstakes then we will be worlds apart form your average live player. That said grinding live on downswings can be really gay
anyways this is turning into a rant and i hope someone got something out of this. to me poker is just a means to an end and not the end all. |
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SpasticInk   Sweden. Dec 24 2012 20:18. Posts 6298 | | |
| On December 22 2012 05:02 careface_ wrote:
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On December 21 2012 10:00 Stroggoz wrote:
whats the drawback of playing on that site? there must be a drawback right? |
No RB, limited number of tables, now anonymous games (wasnt like that before), no promos, no bonuses, shitty software, very shady management, no HH, no hud.
I never leave more than 15 buy ins
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What site are you talking about? |
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bigredhoss   Cook Islands. Dec 24 2012 22:01. Posts 8649 | | |
| On December 24 2012 19:18 SpasticInk wrote:
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On December 22 2012 05:02 careface_ wrote:
| On December 21 2012 10:00 Stroggoz wrote:
whats the drawback of playing on that site? there must be a drawback right? |
No RB, limited number of tables, now anonymous games (wasnt like that before), no promos, no bonuses, shitty software, very shady management, no HH, no hud.
I never leave more than 15 buy ins
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What site are you talking about? |
not sure but sounds like he could be talking about Bodog? (or Bovada or w/e it's called now) they have anonymous tables, no RB afaik and pretty shit software from what i remember. shady management and probably not a ton of traffic. |
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