http://blog.flopturnriver.com/dwarfman.php en http://backend.userland.com/rss092 http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/461/I-dont-just-knock-people-out-of-SnGs Profit ROI and ITM % FInish % Would appreciate any comments about how these graphs are looking as always! You can comment by clicking the comment button below or by replying to my comment thread in the FTR blog forum.]]> http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/444/Graphs-for-you http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/437/I-suck-at-commitment http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/348/February-Intentions FTR converter on zerodivide.cx Button (t4356) Hero (t3710) BB (t3934) Preflop: Hero is SB with 7, T. 1 fold, Hero raises to t3685, BB calls t3285. Flop: (t7020) 3, K, 8 (2 players) Turn: (t7020) 6 (2 players) River: (t7020) 9 (2 players) Final Pot: t7020 Results in white below: Hero has 7d Td (straight, ten high). BB has Jc Qh (high card, king). Outcome: Hero wins t7020. I sucky good at poker! So, being the wuss I am, I unregistered from the $750k and took my T$215. This brings my bankroll to a total of $1513 (minus $50 that is stuck for all eternity in PartyPoker because I can't be doing with cashing that out). And, being the wuss that I am, I still refuse to move up from $10 SnGs. Maybe when I hit $1600 will I move up to the $20s (quadtabling as always). So in conclusion, while barely playing in January, I had a very good and profitable month, mostly thanks to my nice hit in the Double Shootout yesterday. Here's my updated graphs ..]]> http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/342/January-in-Review http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/318/Long-post-ahem-posted QUOTE:
How long is a break? So taking a break to avoid tilt is all well and good, but how do you know when it’s time to go back and play poker again. Well, trust me when I say, you’ll know. And you will know, and I’ll tell you how you know. I’ve told you already, that tilt is when you get pissed off at poker in general, and when you get pissed off is the time you want to be taking your break. You’ll know that you’re ready to go back and put your ‘A’ game back on when you have a positive craving to play poker. You’ll know when it’s time to go back to poker when you have this craving, and you are no longer annoyed by any part of poker anymore. So, in conclusion, there is no set time as to how long a break should be. It could ranger anywhere from a couple of hours to a matter of many weeks. The important thing to remember is that however long it takes, DO NOT PLAY POKER AGAIN UNTIL YOU FEEL YOU CAN PLAY YOUR ‘A’ GAME.. ]]> http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/290/Sneak-preview-of-my-next-big-FTR-post ]]> http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/276/Happy-New-Year Net Profit: +$316 So I'm doing very good so far, hopefully I can continue this is my 24 hour session. Updates on the session to follow. ]]> http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/255/24-hours-of-straight-poker--EV Cumulative Profit Graph ROI and ITM Graph Finish Graph]]> http://blog.flopturnriver.com/post/dwarfman/245/SnG-Tracker