Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (jabba021) — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 05:53:27 GMT

phillysteve wrote:

jabba021 wrote:
<<< lol unbeleivable >>>

i before e except after c

You spell as bad as kfs. Maybe you two (it's probably one - LOL) should take English lessons instead of wasting your money and time playing the sucker's game of online poker?

It was actually just a...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (kfs) — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 09:49:47 GMT

nah, id rather keep playing, keep learning, and enjoy the benefits. reading your false claims is just entertainment, so im not gonna put much effort into spell checking etc...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (phillysteve) — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 07:17:17 GMT

jabba021 wrote:
<<< lol unbeleivable >>>

i before e except after c

You spell as bad as kfs. Maybe you two (it's probably one - LOL) should take English lessons instead of wasting your money and time playing the sucker's game of online poker?

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (jabba021) — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 07:05:02 GMT

lol unbeleivable

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (phillysteve) — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 02:30:07 GMT

kfs wrote:
again, you are the ONLY one on this site with something to sell. and THATS not debatable!

after thinking about it though, what you are doing here (all your lying etc...) may actual be providing a good service. if anyone is actually stupid enough to believe all of your 'rock solid claims', and calculations (with no actual calculations shown), and how you spin what pros say (like saying when...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (kfs) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 21:24:37 GMT

again, you are the ONLY one on this site with something to sell. and THATS not debatable!

after thinking about it though, what you are doing here (all your lying etc...) may actual be providing a good service. if anyone is actually stupid enough to believe all of your 'rock solid claims', and calculations (with no actual calculations shown), and how you spin what pros say (like saying when Barry G says 'tournament players' he actually means 'online players'),...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (phillysteve) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 20:07:56 GMT

kfs - The readers can read our posts and decide for themselves what they should do. However I'm glad you have posted so the readers can get an insight on how hucksters like you spin the facts in order to entice and lure young and underage people into gambling, and try to get addicts to continue to gamble...just so you can get more money to fuel your own gambling addiction. It's a viscious cycle and you may not believe this but I don't blame you, as you are only considered a...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (jabba021) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 19:55:45 GMT

^^ omg +1mirrion

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (kfs) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 12:47:18 GMT

Its really not debatable only with you, because you base everything on 'feelings', or quoting articles, then spinning them by saying 'i believe what he is actually saying here is...'. You have no math, no proof. You cant really debate with someone that says 'well, im just right! and if you disagree you are wrong or lying'. Which is your whole MO.

I also think its strange that you never make the distinction between tournaments and cash games, as the variance...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (phillysteve) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 12:19:06 GMT

jabba021 wrote:
Also you keep referring to tournaments (lol donkaments). There is a reason the poker community calls them donkaments, for one they are full of donks who are trying to score big, and two winning a tournament relys a lot on SHORT TERM VARIANCE. If you flip your stack twice you should be eliminated statistically (50/50 ldo). This is why MTTs require much higher bankroll requirements than cash games. Cash games are...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (kfs) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 08:58:52 GMT

jabba, Steve has no idea about bankroll management, and its probably useless to try to explain it to him. He really believes that Henry lost $75k in poker, and that 100% of it was lost to the rake. Unfortunately, he wont provide his math for coming to this conclusion.

<<<>>>

Ok, now Im confused. So you are asking for proof of a long term winner in any raked poker, or just online poker?

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (jabba021) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 08:50:50 GMT

Also you keep referring to tournaments (lol donkaments). There is a reason the poker community calls them donkaments, for one they are full of donks who are trying to score big, and two winning a tournament relys a lot on SHORT TERM VARIANCE. If you flip your stack twice you should be eliminated statistically (50/50 ldo). This is why MTTs require much higher bankroll requirements than cash games. Cash games are where you find the "grinders" who try not to worry about short term...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (phillysteve) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 08:02:52 GMT

kfs wrote:

Sure it counts...for now...let's see where he's at 3 - 5 years from now.....
See, and this is exactly why its pointless to debate with you. You are ONLY asking for something not possible to give. You might as well be saying that all iPhone 3Gs explode after 3 years of use. Well, they havent been out for 3 years, so we havent seen any 3 year old iPods that...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (jabba021) — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 07:40:53 GMT

*sigh* For many people playing poker is their job so if they played poker for rediculous amounts of time they would be a "workaholic"

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (kfs) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 17:13:22 GMT

Sure it counts...for now...let's see where he's at 3 - 5 years from now.....

See, and this is exactly why its pointless to debate with you. You are ONLY asking for something not possible to give. You might as well be saying that all iPhone 3Gs explode after 3 years of use. Well, they havent been out for 3 years, so we havent seen any 3 year old iPods that havent exploded, so you must be right!

You should really just stop...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (phillysteve) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 15:42:07 GMT

kfs wrote:
Phil Galfond had a 2 story condo designed and built in manhatten (probably not cheap), that he just moved into a couple months ago. Does that count?

Sure it counts...for now...let's see where he's at 3 - 5 years from now.....

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (kfs) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 09:59:36 GMT

Phil Galfond had a 2 story condo designed and built in manhatten (probably not cheap), that he just moved into a couple months ago. Does that count?

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (phillysteve) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 04:38:17 GMT

jabba021 wrote:

phillysteve wrote:

kfs wrote:
I dont know about most, I do not think that is true. And youve shown that you really have no idea what you are talking about, so I really cant just take your word for it. I have friends that are good poker players, some are breakeven players,...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (jabba021) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 04:00:19 GMT

phillysteve wrote:

kfs wrote:
I dont know about most, I do not think that is true. And youve shown that you really have no idea what you are talking about, so I really cant just take your word for it. I have friends that are good poker players, some are breakeven players, some are winners, and there is a direct corelation between how much they/we win, and...

Re: Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (phillysteve) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:44:21 GMT

kfs wrote:
I dont know about most, I do not think that is true. And youve shown that you really have no idea what you are talking about, so I really cant just take your word for it. I have friends that are good poker players, some are breakeven players, some are winners, and there is a direct corelation between how much they/we win, and how much effort we put into learning.

I also have a couple friends who I...

Online poker players be afraid, be very afraid

feeds@yuku.com (phillysteve) — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 02:07:19 GMT

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