If I ever caught my dog doing this, I'd just very very quietly leave the room, the last thing I'd think of doing is grabbing a video camera.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Probably NSFW Hilarity
I was browsing my RSS feeds and Filmdrunk had this video. I nearly wet myself laughing.
If I ever caught my dog doing this, I'd just very very quietly leave the room, the last thing I'd think of doing is grabbing a video camera.
If I ever caught my dog doing this, I'd just very very quietly leave the room, the last thing I'd think of doing is grabbing a video camera.
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funny,
video games
A Break From Poker Stuff
I'm sure a good chunk of you don't care about poker, so here's a random image from my funny images folder. Wish I could remember the source.
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funny
Gotta Love Freerolls
Merge Network $200 Freeroll - NL Holdem - No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t10.00/t20.00 Blinds - 10 players
DeucesCracked Poker Videos Hand History Converter
MP3: t715.00 35.75 BBs
CO: t970.00 48.50 BBs
BTN: t1000.00 50 BBs
SB: t970.00 48.50 BBs
BB: t980.00 49 BBs
UTG: t1020.00 51 BBs
UTG+1: t970.00 48.50 BBs
Hero (UTG+2): t970.00 48.50 BBs
MP1: t2405.00 120.25 BBs
MP2: t970.00 48.50 BBs
Pre Flop: (t30) Hero is UTG+2 with J
J
UTG calls t20, 1 fold, Hero raises to t100.00, MP1 calls t100, 2 folds, CO calls t100, 3 folds, UTG calls t80
Flop: (t430) 8
2
9
(4 players)
UTG checks, Hero bets t300.00, MP1 calls t300, CO calls t300, UTG folds
Turn: (t1330) 5
(3 players)
Hero bets t570 all in, MP1 calls t570, CO calls t570 all in
River: (t3040) 7
(3 players - 2 are all in)
Final Pot: t3040
CO shows K
9
Hero shows J
J
MP1 shows 2
7
(Two Pair Sevens and Twos)
MP1 wins t3040.00
I can only pray that the cash game players on Carbon are that bad. Once I get my roll back from Stars I'm going to deposit. I was going to just dip into my non-poker money to do it, since I didn't know if or when I'd get my money from PokerStars. Now, I can just wait, and I'll play freerolls. (I've only been 1-2 tabling those, and they're all only full-ring. I miss 6-max cash games.)
DeucesCracked Poker Videos Hand History Converter
MP3: t715.00 35.75 BBs
CO: t970.00 48.50 BBs
BTN: t1000.00 50 BBs
SB: t970.00 48.50 BBs
BB: t980.00 49 BBs
UTG: t1020.00 51 BBs
UTG+1: t970.00 48.50 BBs
Hero (UTG+2): t970.00 48.50 BBs
MP1: t2405.00 120.25 BBs
MP2: t970.00 48.50 BBs
Pre Flop: (t30) Hero is UTG+2 with J
J
UTG calls t20, 1 fold, Hero raises to t100.00, MP1 calls t100, 2 folds, CO calls t100, 3 folds, UTG calls t80
Flop: (t430) 8
2
9
(4 players)UTG checks, Hero bets t300.00, MP1 calls t300, CO calls t300, UTG folds
Turn: (t1330) 5
(3 players)Hero bets t570 all in, MP1 calls t570, CO calls t570 all in
River: (t3040) 7
(3 players - 2 are all in)Final Pot: t3040
CO shows K
9
Hero shows J
J
MP1 shows 2
7
(Two Pair Sevens and Twos)MP1 wins t3040.00
I can only pray that the cash game players on Carbon are that bad. Once I get my roll back from Stars I'm going to deposit. I was going to just dip into my non-poker money to do it, since I didn't know if or when I'd get my money from PokerStars. Now, I can just wait, and I'll play freerolls. (I've only been 1-2 tabling those, and they're all only full-ring. I miss 6-max cash games.)
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poker
Monday, April 18, 2011
Pokerpocalypse 2011: Me
(First to understand the whole thing, if you're a non-player you should read my previous post.)
Saturday, April 16, 2011 was the first day where I couldn't and didn't play poker since I started. I suppose I could've played a play-money game, but that plays nothing like real poker. Plus, after nearly two years of not missing a single day, I figured given the circumstances, I could take a day off.
Obviously the blackout of the big three poker sites has a direct effect on me. A good chunk of my net worth is currently inaccessible to me. This is because it's on PokerStars and now thanks to the DOJ, inaccessible to me. I had/have more money in my Stars account than I do in my bank account. Naturally, I'm concerned that I'll never see that money again. I'm lucky that I didn't have the massive sums that some players did that are now stuck in limbo. I'm also fortunate that I wasn't depending on a cash out for anything really important. (One player I read about just signed papers buying a house before this happened, he's pretty screwed.)
Like most online players here in the US, I have no plans to stop playing. I'm going to wait for a bit, and see which sites are swooping in to continue to serve US players. (Like Bodog, Cake, Merge, etc.) When Party Poker pulled out of the US back when the UIGEA came to pass, Stars and Full Tilt jumped in to take it's place. I'm sure somebody else will take those sites places. I'll probably just deposit a small amount, like $50, maybe less and grind a roll up.
In the meantime, I'm worried that since I won't be able to play that my skill will atrophy a bit. Things had been going good for me lately, and not being able to play is obviously a huge setback. I could play play-money, but honestly, that's not like playing real poker because people will stack off with complete junk because it's not for real money.
Saturday, April 16, 2011 was the first day where I couldn't and didn't play poker since I started. I suppose I could've played a play-money game, but that plays nothing like real poker. Plus, after nearly two years of not missing a single day, I figured given the circumstances, I could take a day off.
Obviously the blackout of the big three poker sites has a direct effect on me. A good chunk of my net worth is currently inaccessible to me. This is because it's on PokerStars and now thanks to the DOJ, inaccessible to me. I had/have more money in my Stars account than I do in my bank account. Naturally, I'm concerned that I'll never see that money again. I'm lucky that I didn't have the massive sums that some players did that are now stuck in limbo. I'm also fortunate that I wasn't depending on a cash out for anything really important. (One player I read about just signed papers buying a house before this happened, he's pretty screwed.)
Like most online players here in the US, I have no plans to stop playing. I'm going to wait for a bit, and see which sites are swooping in to continue to serve US players. (Like Bodog, Cake, Merge, etc.) When Party Poker pulled out of the US back when the UIGEA came to pass, Stars and Full Tilt jumped in to take it's place. I'm sure somebody else will take those sites places. I'll probably just deposit a small amount, like $50, maybe less and grind a roll up.
In the meantime, I'm worried that since I won't be able to play that my skill will atrophy a bit. Things had been going good for me lately, and not being able to play is obviously a huge setback. I could play play-money, but honestly, that's not like playing real poker because people will stack off with complete junk because it's not for real money.
Labels:
poker
Pokerpocalypse 2011: General
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Friday, April 15, 2011
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