k***n
发帖数: 1682 | 1 if I have that much money, i would slow down and enjoy the life. He did the
opposite. |
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T*********k
发帖数: 1621 | 2 I heard a story during past WSOP broadcast that a gambler won 40M bucks
during 70s (at that time, that kind of money well worth 100-200 M in today's
money) in 3 year, then the lost it all in next 2 years. 99% the gambler
will eventually take the same path.
Going broke is normal for those top players too. Tom Dwan said he never
broke before, maybe this time he is caught.
Hard to imange he still need to film High Stake Poker. If I were him, I will
quit playing poker for at least 3 -4 months if I l |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 3 it's kind of sad though, he said he was so excited when he fisrt made $100
in a day just a few years ago.
now he lost $3.4M in a few days, what a ride!
for them, what else would they do outside of poker when so young and rich so
quickly? drug or girl?
's
will
in |
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k***n
发帖数: 1682 | 4 I guess this 40M gambler was very yound, and had no kids to feed. Hoho.
's
will
in |
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y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 5 actually you are right.
Online, if you have a lot of poker pros as your close friensd, you will have
super advantage.
because on the final table, they can give you a lot of information,
including how to play.
Surely enough, the pro can not play for you, but they still can chat using
MSN or sth similar.
(Suppose this wsop main event HU part is online,) Moon can chat with phil
hellmuth, he will win for sure. Similarly, if jonneybax play for cada, cada
will have a great chance to win it.
I have see |
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y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 6 he is a poker legend.
He lose a ton of his 40M on crap machines.
Even shaundeeb(PS id), tedsfishfry(ftp id) report that he lose a ton
on crap machines. I guess at least 200k in 1-2 months. |
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k***n
发帖数: 1682 | 7 If they have too much money to spend, put half profit into the stock/bond
market and then forget about it.
so |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 8 one problem with online is if your opponent wants to study your patterns, he
can really do it with the help of lots of databases and analysis software.
hold'em is not really a that complicated game, with hundreds of thousands of
your hand history available (like durrrr's), you don't have much secret
left. when durrrr played this guy, i guess he doesn't really even know much
who he is and how he plays yet (until paying high "tuition").
have
cada |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 9 yeah, that's what we'll do, but i doubt that's what they'll do, just look at
scotty nguyen, how he got busted in the early 80s.
this is why i like jeff lisandro better as a pro:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Lisandro
he doesn't really have some huge huge wins, but he's played poker for 20+
years. for the last 11 years, he met his goal of making $1M every year (
unlike some internet kid's ambitious goals). and he invested heavily in real
estate, he owns 20+ properties around the world, which |
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y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 10 I guess if you narrow your opponent, it is true for both online and live.
I guess anyone can analyze phil hellmuth's hand history.
And online good players play the same tourneies every day, such as those
100Rebuy, or 75k garantee, ub 1k. those ppl know each other very well.
And this is another reason why PS and FTP do not allow you to play other ppl
's id, or using multiple ids.
he
of
much |
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p*******p
发帖数: 13670 | 11 ps和ftp怎么知道是别人玩的啊? 难道用木马盗用了别人电脑里面的摄像头然后偷拍的?
have
cada |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 12 it's found that "TheV0id" has never played a tourney on PS before she won
this big one. her brother, a pro, used 5 different accounts (some with same
IP) to play in this tournament, and "unfortunately", the worst ID got lucky.
..
的? |
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p*******p
发帖数: 13670 | 13 哦,那看来只要你平时玩玩的话,到时候如果有高手帮忙,其实根本查不出的,这个实在破
绽太大才被发现了...
same
lucky. |
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h*******s
发帖数: 3932 | 14 we've been talking about money management all the time. which means you
should only buyin $10 if you have a $200 bankroll. This guy should set aside
$1M, then automatcially downgrade his level when he's losing!
Oh well, I guess he should get married first :)
so |
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l******n
发帖数: 641 | 15 to a 20 year old young gun,
the money of 1m is just a number, which is much more than 1k,
he does not know how one person will earn it by salary for 10 years of hard
working.
aside |
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n**********5
发帖数: 60 | 16 LOL... bunch of micro stakes player talking about Durrr. I play online up
to NL5000 and I can tell you Durrr is much more talented that you thought.
And you guys don't have much idea how to play poker either. Especially
heads up, which is a very high variance game. There is a huge edge when you
are playing heads up, as you can play every hand with the donk. However,
it is also super swingy in the short run. If the donk keeps running hot, no
matter how much edge you got, you can still lose |
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h*******s
发帖数: 3932 | 17 what's his total winning so far?
you
no
short |
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c**********o
发帖数: 213 | 18 what about go back to university and take a course on basic science or
Philosophy?
heihei, just kidding
so |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 19 well, nobody is denying durrrr got a huge talent, but this doesn't mean he
would not make mistakes at all (and mistakes nobody can understand? hehe).
if he lost 3.4M in a few days, he'll just be like any other player, to go
broke.
as for donkness, who knows who Isildur1 really is? and why he's donk?
guess rule #1, nobody can be poker god and beat bankroll management. ppl
come and go from tables, only those old guns like doyle managed to survive
for long term.
you
no
short |
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n**********5
发帖数: 60 | 20 Isildur1 is not a donk and is likely an excellent player. However, his edge
over Durrr (if there is) is not 2 million+ USD. Also, poker is an ego game
, especially heads up. The problem with high stakes online right now is
there is no more easy money to make. There used to be a billionaire who
liked to play on Full Tilt and he dropped many millions of dollars. For
some reason he stopped playing and now there is no more "easy" money to make
. Most of the time you hear about high stakes play |
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I**n
发帖数: 839 | 21 I never understand why they play such high limit against each other especially
after Guy left.
Making $5mil/year but with swings like $2mil/week or even 1mil/day? |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 22 this is somebody talked about too, without big fish, durrrr wouldn't be
where he is now in the first place. the edge he got against those high stake
regulars is small, or, put in this way, take long to win $3M but easily to
lose such due to downswings. and he's become a target of many pros too.
edge
game
make
.
NL1000 |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 23 they simply cannot stop anymore, make or break.
especially |
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W********m
发帖数: 7793 | 24 Poker is gamble and addiction. Without bankroll management, everyone goes
broke. |
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T*********k
发帖数: 1621 | 25 The game always become bigger and bigger. Play 300/600 gets so excitement
anymore so they move up to 500/1000
Just look at High Stake Poker, for instance. In season 1 (just 5 years ego),
the buy in is $100,000, it is a big deal when Sammy Fahha won a big pot
from Barry Greenstain for a total $200k pot. In the next couple seasons, the
big pot was defined as $300k, $400k, $500k. In season 5, we have $919k pot
between Barry and Durrr. And the buy in is min $200k and blinds are 600/1200
. I won't be |
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y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 26 if durrr has no idea about how idildur1 plays, while idildur1 research durrr
's play style, and study his game before. The edge could be huge. if they
play 500/1k, 1k/2k, the edge is 2M+ USD for sure.
who knows who idildur1 is. but one thing for sure, he is a high-stake pro.
edge
game
make
.
NL1000 |
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n**********5
发帖数: 60 | 27 LOL... "...the edge is 2M+ USD for sure."
Nice joke of the day. You don't know what you are talking about.
6 tabling the same time heads up, 25k hands, it is more than enough to get a
good read between the two of them. What we have seen so far is mostly
variance.
durrr |
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h*******s
发帖数: 3932 | 28 Anyone who thinks a regular high stake player is a donk must be a donk. You'
re missing the point here. durrrr's problem is if his bankroll is not that
strong, he should just stop in the middle. his friend said Isildur1 plays A
game on all 6 tables, if durrrr can't concentrate on these many tables, just
do one. If he can't beat Isildur1, go down several levels or stop playing.
They should play for living, not for ego.
edge
game
make
.
NL1000 |
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h*******s
发帖数: 3932 | 29 I just hope durrrr's bankroll is big enough to survive such variance.
a |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 30 before he admits he's outplayed, it's always going to be a "variance", lol. |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 31 hehe, he set up durrrr challenge for a reason...that is, to prove he's the
best cash player in the world.
well, partially true, but the correction should be "one of the best players".
and he doesn't have a big enough roll like billionaire andy beal who can
afford to fight/win/lose to the "corporation", and still walks away fine.
ego helps a player to become the best but also kills a player when he's tilt.
You'
A
just
. |
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y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 32 If the other player study durrr's preflop, flop, turn, river play very well,
while durrr has no idea how the opponent plays, durrr is underdog.
Yes, durrr play 6 tables HU, for 6+ hours. Normal ppl can not do that. But
he has no idea whether his opponent is just one pro, or 2 pros. And whether
they cheat in some way. It could be a disaster for durrr.
(I guess gus, patric, david will not play 6 tables HU at the same time. Part
of the reason is that they are not sure if opponent is just one person |
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y********n
发帖数: 2063 | 33 The way he plays is not correct at least from bankroll management view.
Winning 600k in 3+ months usually, and lose 2.3million in 3 days. It is not
sth a pro should do.
At least it means durrr does not have edge(or big dog) on that buddy. If
durrr does have an significant edge on that buddy, durrr can play much
smaller pot against his opponent.
Because if Durrr can 100 percent sure to win that buddy, no matter how small
the pot it is, durrrr will win all his opponent's money. |
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f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 34 good point, it's really bad for durrrr to play at this stake not knowing his
opponent well yet and paid the high tuition to find out. he needs a lot of
$ (if someone is going to back him) now and quite some luck to come back.
even with patrik, whom durrrr played thousands of hands with (even before
durrrr challenge), still, durrrr said he still found "new" patterns of
patrik in durrrr challenge which he didn't notice before.
i like OMGClayAiken's style better since it's more sustainable, hehe.
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p*****t
发帖数: 3693 | 35 National Park Service director Jon Jarvis signed an agreement with the state
to provide nearly $1.7 million for 10 days of operation at eight federal
properties: Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Zion
national parks, along with Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and the
Cedar Breaks and Natural Bridges national monuments.
Colorado signed a similar pact, offering to pay the federal government $362,
700 to reopen Rocky Mountain National Park for 10 days. Arizona will pay $
651,... 阅读全帖 |
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发帖数: 19 | 36 Cancer Horoscope for July 2011
By Susan Miller
This could turn out to be a major turning point month for you, for planets
will be speaking very clearly and loudly. The last eclipse in a long series
of eclipses that have come by in Cancer-Capricorn is due July 1. It's a
solar eclipse - a very potent a new moon - arriving at 9 degrees Cancer.
This is sure to have strong impact, for this is a new moon, and that
signifies that a new path is about to open now. Full moon eclipses end
things, like the ... 阅读全帖 |
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t***y
发帖数: 182 | 37 source:
www.astrologyzone.com/forecasts/monthly/pisces_full.php
It's birthday time, and the sparkling aspects in the air in early to mid-
March will be an exquisite gift from the universe, not only to enjoy in
March, but for your entire year ahead. Astrologers like to look at your "
solar return" at birthday time, which translates literally to mean, "the sun
returns" to the place it was at the date of your birth. When aspects are as
beautiful as the ones you will have now on or near your birthda... 阅读全帖 |
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t***y
发帖数: 182 | 38 source:
www.astrologyzone.com/forecasts/monthly/pisces_full.php
It's birthday time, and the sparkling aspects in the air in early to mid-
March will be an exquisite gift from the universe, not only to enjoy in
March, but for your entire year ahead. Astrologers like to look at your "
solar return" at birthday time, which translates literally to mean, "the sun
returns" to the place it was at the date of your birth. When aspects are as
beautiful as the ones you will have now on or near your birthda... 阅读全帖 |
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b***a
发帖数: 9489 | 40 我是送外卖的，最爱送爬梯，给的小费多
你有six pact么？
--太尉 |
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a***r
发帖数: 7917 | 41 嗯，也不能太低调，要不穿的多的时候看不到six pact |
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q*a
发帖数: 2330 | 42 LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Jay Leno has signed a new deal with NBC
that will keep him at the helm of "The Tonight Show" through at least 2009.
The new contract is said to be worth more than $100 million to Leno over the
life of the deal. The host's most recent contract, a five-year pact signed in
January 2001, had been set to expire at the end of next year.
Sources said the deal calls for Leno to pull in about $25 million-$27 million
per year, a significant bump from his previous salary, |
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d**w
发帖数: 14889 | 43 LOS ANGELES, California (Hollywood Reporter) -- After two months of
negotiations, "Two and a Half Men" star Charlie Sheen is close to
finalizing a new salary pact that would make him the highest-paid comedy
star in television today.
Sources said Sheen will earn about $350,000 per episode this season from
producer of the CBS powerhouse, Warner Bros. Television. This
represents a hefty increase from his previous payday in the low six
figures.
Sources said CBS is kicking in some money for the pay r |
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n******d
发帖数: 159 | 44 "SVU" stars enter TV's top pay tier
Thu Jan 25, 1:34 AM ET
"Law & Order: SVU" stars Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni have signed
lucrative deals, valued by sources at more than $330,000 per episode for
each actor.
The two-year pact makes Hargitay the highest-paid actress on television,
surpassing "The Closer" star Kyra Sedgwick, who recently secured a rate of $
250,000-$300,000 per episode of TNT's hit police drama.
Meloni would join the top tier of TV actors, closing in on the highest-pa |
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n******d
发帖数: 159 | 45 In what figures to be one of the biggest TV deals of the year, "Desperate
Housewives" creator Marc Cherry has inked a four-year, eight-figure overall
pact with ABC Television Studio.
Deal, which keeps Cherry under wraps until May 2011, ensures creative
continuity on "DH" through the skein's seventh season. Studio has also
quietly negotiated deals with all key members of the cast that will keep
them on the hit skein for at least as long as Cherry is attached.
Neither the studio nor Cherry's reps |
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n******d
发帖数: 159 | 46 The writers for CBS' "Late Show With David Letterman" may be the first to
return to work through a deal Letterman's independent production company
Worldwide Pants is negotiating with the WGA.
The pact would allow the late-night show to come back on the air with its
entire staff, including scribes, intact.
The news was first reported Saturday by The New York Times.
"We respect the intent of Worldwide Pants to serve the interests of its
independent production company and its employees by seeking t |
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m*******t
发帖数: 130 | 47 my wife and i have this pact. we can only have one baby in our family at
a time. now we have a son who is 2 months ago, and in order to make the
situation better, i have to unfortunately grow up. i was hoping that in
2, 3, years when my son can talk and walk and take care of himself, the
n i can go back and become the baby of the family again. being a grownup
is hard. they say no matter how old a man is, he will always be like a
baby. not sure if that is true.
but i don't get to be the baby if w |
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A*******5
发帖数: 278 | 48 7月6日趁着Summer Sale在Missha官网下的单，一块Signature Radiance Two-Way Pact
SPF 27
PA++（似乎淘宝上翻译成光彩四射两用粉饼）以及一罐perfect concealer。
话说6号下的单，等了好几天都不见官网发货，发邮件催了两次，一直拖到13号才发货
，气得我@#
￥%&*……斯密达们的工作效率实在是……不知道让人说什么好，估计我以后不会在他
家官网买东
西了。
大家看图，我就不多说了~~~~~
左一左二右一都是送的小样，的确够小。 |
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发帖数: 219 | 49 1.A Beautiful Mind
The film was based on the life of John Forbes Nash, Jr., a Nobel Laureate in
Economics. The story begins in the early years of a young schizophrenic
prodigy named John Nash. Early in the film, Nash begins developing paranoid
schizophrenia and endures delusional episodes while painfully watching the
loss and burden his condition brings on his wife and friends.
A Beautiful Mind是一部改编自同名传记而获得奥斯卡金像奖的电影。内容是关于一位患有精神分裂症但却在博弈论和微分几何学领域潜心研究以致获得诺贝尔经济学奖的数学家约翰·福布斯·纳什。
2.Life Is Beautiful
Th... 阅读全帖 |
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b*s
发帖数: 82482 | 50 Neal Stephenson和《Reamde》
我看Neal Stephenson的书有些年头了。最早知道这么个作家，是在读Slashdot网站的书评的时候。毫无疑问，Neal Stephenson是Geek和Nerd的所喜闻乐见的小说家。早期的《Snow Crash》，出版于1982年，就预见到了全球性的光缆交互式互联网游戏，可以算是World of Warcraft的前身。而且，里面所描述的虚拟地球，明明就是Google Earth嘛。后来，1995年出版的《Diamond Age》,则更精彩了，对于Nano科技，以及对于Steampunk题材的探索，都是跨时代性质的。在《Diamond Age》里，一大部分的情节发生在一个虚构的亚洲，中国分裂成沿岸共和国和内陆共和国，海外有人工大陆新亚特兰蒂斯，一个小女孩卷入了上海和新亚特兰蒂斯之间的一个连环扣阴谋…
后来，1999年，Neal出版了巨著《Cryptonomicon》，探索科技，货币，黑客，二战等主题，而且，也是错综复杂的情节，精辟的科技Infodump，这是他作品的一大特色。这部小说可以说是一本巨著，有上千页。最后，关于网络加... 阅读全帖 |
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