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Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary

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  • hhyftrftdrhhyftrftdr Member Posts: 8,036
    edited March 2016
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary:
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary : Unfortunately I am too loyal.... good result for stoke the weekend they have a very good team at them min. You are a top class striker away from having a europe challenging team in my oppinion. I am a big fan of shaqiri and Aranutovic
    Posted by Itsover4u
    lol that bluff ain't gonna get through!

    Was good to see Micah and Lescott back at Eastlands on Saturday. Even Sinclair got mild applause when he came on. Mass exodus in the summer if the worst case scenario happens?
  • Itsover4uItsover4u Member Posts: 1,538
    edited March 2016
    The team needs gutting top to bottom.... This villa team is like shoddy brickwork....

    Initially they looked good from the outside, but it didnt take long for the cracks to grow and eventually crumble.

    It has been coming for years gross mis management and neglect at the top end of the club. The players have no fight and if they were im my Sunday league team and showed the effort they do I would be embarresed to call them my team mates.

    If we can somehow keep Grealish, Ayew and Amavi and sell the rest I would be delighted
  • VespaPXVespaPX Member Posts: 12,485
    edited March 2016
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary (UKPC OR BUST):
    The team needs gutting top to bottom.... This villa team is like shoddy brickwork.... Initially they looked good from the outside, but it didnt take long for the cracks to grow and eventually crumble. It has been coming for years gross mis management and neglect at the top end of the club. The players have no fight and if they were im my Sunday league team and showed the effort they do I would be embarresed to call them my team mates. If we can somehow keep Grealish, Ayew and Amavi and sell the rest I would be delighted
    Posted by Itsover4u
    +1 to this 
    Gotta get rid of Andy Pandy Lerner and his cronies first.
  • Itsover4uItsover4u Member Posts: 1,538
    edited March 2016
    small update decent night up £200 on the cash tables... was a fun game mega swingy.

    Building up for UKOPS now so going to be working on my MTT strategy and trying to get some reg sngs going to work on endgame.

    Night
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,584
    edited March 2016

    Morning.

    You started a thread last night, & then, after good advice from Matt Bates, requested it be deleted. I have therefore deleted the discussion.
     
    I have C & P the content & sent it to the Office.

    If you wish to identify the players, you can EITHER advise CC, or, alternatively, send me the details via a PM, & I will ensure it is immediately forwarded to the right people in the office.
     

    Thanks.   
  • Itsover4uItsover4u Member Posts: 1,538
    edited March 2016
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary (Road to UKOPS):
    Morning. You started a thread last night, & then, after good advice from Matt Bates, requested it be deleted. I have therefore deleted the discussion.   I have C & P the content & sent it to the Office. If you wish to identify the players, you can EITHER advise CC, or, alternatively, send me the details via a PM, & I will ensure it is immediately forwarded to the right people in the office.   Thanks.   
    Posted by Tikay10

    Pm sent thanks Tikay :)
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,584
    edited March 2016


    ^^^^

    Received & replied.

    Thank you.
  • Itsover4uItsover4u Member Posts: 1,538
    edited March 2016
    Been a while since we updated but things have been ticking along nicely at sngs and I inted to keep them as my main focus for a while.

    Played a few small tourneys but really need to work on my patience.... im making a few to many hero calls when deep and need to sort that out before UKOPS

    But BR going in the right direction. Many will be dissapointed to know there have been no major blow ups or swings lately but I am comfortable with that after the ups and downs of chasing a UKPC seat
  • weecheez1weecheez1 Member Posts: 1,686
    edited March 2016
    as my old man used to say keep the heed gl and no blowouts
  • Itsover4uItsover4u Member Posts: 1,538
    edited March 2016
    The dreaded downswing, if we are winning players it makes us question if everything we know to be correct is actually a lie. It makes the strongest of mindsets crumble.... it makes us question if we should change our game?

    The answer of course is no... of sorts.

    My cash adventures of late have been a bit of a disaster and it made me lose a ton of motivation just after the UKOPS started (I ended up playing like 3 events) & as much as I like to tell myself I am destined to be playing high stakes the truth is that people very rarely get to the top by luck or by talent alone.... it is hard work and a mindset that will make you make the right decisions consistently.

    By the "right decisions" I dont mean raising x range when heads up but actively studying and improving your game. A lot of people dont like asking themselves tough questions about what they are doing wrong and when they do they will often give themselves fabricated answers.... how is it to pass off a bad session as "Bad luck"?


    Today is the start... today is the moment of realisation that I have to put in the relevant amount of effort to fufill the goals I have set out for myself.


    I will keep progress reguarly but a basic outline of what I am trying to achieve is simple.

    Treble my volume and get to £100 - £200 HUSGS within 6 months.


    My commandment

    - thou shall not explode and play £1000NL

    - Thou shalt not tilt and play Omaha cash because yee suck at it

    - Thou shalt put in the required amount to improve and implement your learnings



    Let thy cards be live and thee pots be monsters

    Danny
  • chiggypigchiggypig Member Posts: 235
    edited March 2016
    get to £100 - £200 HUSGS

    This is really a long term goal of mine too, I was going nicely in the hypers then had a £1300 downswing the last 2 months, lost 14 out of 15 at 52.50 last saturday (I still think I had an edge on that player and was running insanely bad) but am now at a loss over 2k games so maybe I'm just bad at them and need to learn.

    Would you want to play a bunch sometime? maybe £5s or so as I want to reduce my swings for a while!
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,584
    edited March 2016

    "The dreaded downswing, if we are winning players it makes us question if everything we know to be correct is actually a lie. It makes the strongest of mindsets crumble.... it makes us question if we should change our game?

    The answer of course is no... of sorts.


    A lot of people dont like asking themselves tough questions about what they are doing wrong and when they do they will often give themselves fabricated answers.... how is it to pass off a bad session as "Bad luck"?"

    Great comments Danny, ditto the post by Lady Chiggy, Sheriffess of Somerset.

    Downswings, when we can't seem to win at the rate we think we should, really do mess with our heads. But it's SO easy to take the "it's just variance" line, & say everything will soon sort it out. It's not always the case.
     
    For balance, variance is an immensely powerful thing, a thing of beauty in so many ways.

    I'm having my own questions to answer right now, my biggest downswing in 2.5 years, & the question I keep asking - is this just luck, or have I slipped behind the curve? My mind tries to  convince me it is sheer run-bad, but that's such a lazy way of looking at it. 

    Anyway Danny & Lady C, I hope you both turn it round pronto.  
  • chiggypigchiggypig Member Posts: 235
    edited March 2016
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary:
    I'm having my own questions to answer right now, my biggest downswing in 2.5 years, & the question I keep asking - is this just luck, or have I slipped behind the curve? 
    Posted by Tikay10
    It's Markycash ;)
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,584
    edited March 2016
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary:
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary : It's Markycash ;)
    Posted by chiggypig
    Ha, he's certainly not helping.

    But that's an easy one to explain - he is a far better player than me, as simple as that.

    In fact, he's the best I've seen in the PLO8 DYM format. Think he won around 20 from 26 last night, & in addition, came 2nd in the £100 Guaranteed PLO8.

    The night before he won 19 out of 24. He might be on a heater, but he's clearly immensely gifted at PLO8 & DYM's.  It's a pleasure to watch him play, it really is.
     
  • Itsover4uItsover4u Member Posts: 1,538
    edited March 2016
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary:
    />  get to £100 - £200 HUSGS This is really a long term goal of mine too, I was going nicely in the hypers then had a £1300 downswing the last 2 months, lost 14 out of 15 at 52.50 last saturday (I still think I had an edge on that player and was running insanely bad) but am now at a loss over 2k games so maybe I'm just bad at them and need to learn. Would you want to play a bunch sometime? maybe £5s or so as I want to reduce my swings for a while!
    Posted by chiggypig

    Hey Chippy. Yes would be happy to play a bunch at those stakes 2-4 tabling. Would be interesting to pick a few spots after and discuss them if interested?

    Yes variance can be brutal Tikay so rather than sulk I am going to look at it from a more objective view.

    My main issue is I know as fact MTTs to be my most profitable format but simply do not have the time to play as many as I would like. Working 10 hour days and getting up at 6AM is kinda tough to fit around any schedule.

    Im sure your downswing is purely variance... you have been winning over many years and the games curve does not change overnight
  • chiggypigchiggypig Member Posts: 235
    edited March 2016
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary:
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary : Hey Chippy. Yes would be happy to play a bunch at those stakes 2-4 tabling. Would be interesting to pick a few spots after and discuss them if interested?
    Posted by Itsover4u
    Sounds great, I'm very tired today and will be avoiding heads up for the night, is tomorrow evening good for you? Or some time on the weekend?

  • chiggypigchiggypig Member Posts: 235
    edited March 2016
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary:
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary : Hey Chippy. Yes would be happy to play a bunch at those stakes 2-4 tabling. Would be interesting to pick a few spots after and discuss them if interested?
    Posted by Itsover4u
    Sounds great, I'm very tired tonight and will be avoiding heads up for the night, is tomorrow evening good for you? Or some time on the weekend?

  • TeddyBloatTeddyBloat Member Posts: 1,419
    edited March 2016
    there is a very good variance simulator called swongsim that can be used to model the variance in HUSNG's

    if we use chiggy as an example:

    on sky for a 2% ROI you need a 53.5% ITM

    if we took 8000 players with an expected ITM of 53.5% and had them play 2k games on sky here's what the results would look like:

    text:

    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Effective    Specified        Simulation
    Place    Finish Distribution    Finish Distribution
    1    53.5%              53.506719%
    ITM    53.5%              53.506719%
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    8000  simulations of  2000  games
    Expected ROI (with rakeback/bonus/award): 1.9%  (38 Buyins)
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    99%     had ROI below   6.76%    (135 Buyins)
    97.5%     had ROI below   6.00%    (120 Buyins)
    95%     had ROI below   5.33%    (107 Buyins)
    90%     had ROI below   4.66%    (93 Buyins)
    80%     had ROI below   3.71%    (74 Buyins)
    70%     had ROI below   3.04%    (61 Buyins)
    60%     had ROI below   2.47%    (49 Buyins)
    50%     had ROI below   1.90%    (38 Buyins)
    40%     had ROI below   1.33%    (27 Buyins)
    30%     had ROI below   0.85%    (17 Buyins)
    20%     had ROI below   0.19%    (4 Buyins)
    10%     had ROI below   -0.77%    (-15 Buyins)
      5%     had ROI below   -1.53%    (-31 Buyins)
      2.5%     had ROI below   -2.29%    (-46 Buyins)
      1%     had ROI below   -3.24%    (-65 Buyins)
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      99%     had a downswing greater than   17 buyins
      97.5%     had a downswing greater than   19 buyins
      95%     had a downswing greater than   21 buyins
      90%     had a downswing greater than   23 buyins
      80%     had a downswing greater than   27 buyins
      70%     had a downswing greater than   30 buyins
      60%     had a downswing greater than   33 buyins
      50%     had a downswing greater than   36 buyins
      40%     had a downswing greater than   40 buyins
      30%     had a downswing greater than   44 buyins
      20%     had a downswing greater than   51 buyins
      10%     had a downswing greater than   61 buyins
      5%     had a downswing greater than   71 buyins
      2.5%     had a downswing greater than   80 buyins
      1%     had a downswing greater than   92 buyins
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      99%     had a low point lower than   0 buyins
      97.5%     had a low point lower than   0 buyins
      95%     had a low point lower than   -1 buyins
      90%     had a low point lower than   -2 buyins
      80%     had a low point lower than   -4 buyins
      70%     had a low point lower than   -7 buyins
      60%     had a low point lower than   -10 buyins
      50%     had a low point lower than   -14 buyins
      40%     had a low point lower than   -18 buyins
      30%     had a low point lower than   -23 buyins
      20%     had a low point lower than   -31 buyins
      10%     had a low point lower than   -43 buyins
      5%     had a low point lower than   -55 buyins
      2.5%     had a low point lower than   -65 buyins
      1%     had a low point lower than   -81 buyins
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      99%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   233 games
      97.5%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   284 games
      95%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   326 games
      90%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   394 games
      80%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   498 games
      70%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   603 games
      60%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   709 games
      50%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   818 games
      40%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   952 games
      30%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1118 games
      20%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1355 games
      10%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1681 games
      5%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1880 games
      2.5%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1958 games
      1%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1993 games
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    and to visualise:

    http://pasteboard.co/2GpkCiIs.png

    so 20% of the time a player with a true winrate of 53.5% would breakeven or worse over a 2k sample on sky.

    -----------

    with regard to cracking the £100+ level do the regs up there protect their lobbies? if so establihing at the hypers will be like playing a high-stakes game of chicken with your bankrolls.



  • Itsover4uItsover4u Member Posts: 1,538
    edited March 2016
    In Response to Re: Itsover4u Itsover4me Diary:
    there is a very good variance simulator called swongsim that can be used to model the variance in HUSNG's if we use chiggy as an example: on sky for a 2% ROI you need a 53.5% ITM if we took 8000 players with an expected ITM of 53.5% and had them play 2k games on sky here's what the results would look like: text: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Effective    Specified        Simulation Place    Finish Distribution    Finish Distribution 1    53.5%              53.506719% ITM    53.5%              53.506719% --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8000  simulations of  2000  games Expected ROI (with rakeback/bonus/award): 1.9%  (38 Buyins) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 99%     had ROI below   6.76%    (135 Buyins) 97.5%     had ROI below   6.00%    (120 Buyins) 95%     had ROI below   5.33%    (107 Buyins) 90%     had ROI below   4.66%    (93 Buyins) 80%     had ROI below   3.71%    (74 Buyins) 70%     had ROI below   3.04%    (61 Buyins) 60%     had ROI below   2.47%    (49 Buyins) 50%     had ROI below   1.90%    (38 Buyins) 40%     had ROI below   1.33%    (27 Buyins) 30%     had ROI below   0.85%    (17 Buyins) 20%     had ROI below   0.19%    (4 Buyins) 10%     had ROI below   -0.77%    (-15 Buyins)   5%     had ROI below   -1.53%    (-31 Buyins)   2.5%     had ROI below   -2.29%    (-46 Buyins)   1%     had ROI below   -3.24%    (-65 Buyins) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   99%     had a downswing greater than   17 buyins   97.5%     had a downswing greater than   19 buyins   95%     had a downswing greater than   21 buyins   90%     had a downswing greater than   23 buyins   80%     had a downswing greater than   27 buyins   70%     had a downswing greater than   30 buyins   60%     had a downswing greater than   33 buyins   50%     had a downswing greater than   36 buyins   40%     had a downswing greater than   40 buyins   30%     had a downswing greater than   44 buyins   20%     had a downswing greater than   51 buyins   10%     had a downswing greater than   61 buyins   5%     had a downswing greater than   71 buyins   2.5%     had a downswing greater than   80 buyins   1%     had a downswing greater than   92 buyins ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   99%     had a low point lower than   0 buyins   97.5%     had a low point lower than   0 buyins   95%     had a low point lower than   -1 buyins   90%     had a low point lower than   -2 buyins   80%     had a low point lower than   -4 buyins   70%     had a low point lower than   -7 buyins   60%     had a low point lower than   -10 buyins   50%     had a low point lower than   -14 buyins   40%     had a low point lower than   -18 buyins   30%     had a low point lower than   -23 buyins   20%     had a low point lower than   -31 buyins   10%     had a low point lower than   -43 buyins   5%     had a low point lower than   -55 buyins   2.5%     had a low point lower than   -65 buyins   1%     had a low point lower than   -81 buyins ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   99%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   233 games   97.5%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   284 games   95%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   326 games   90%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   394 games   80%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   498 games   70%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   603 games   60%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   709 games   50%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   818 games   40%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   952 games   30%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1118 games   20%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1355 games   10%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1681 games   5%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1880 games   2.5%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1958 games   1%     had a breakeven stretch longer than   1993 games --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- and to visualise: http://pasteboard.co/2GpkCiIs.png so 20% of the time a player with a true winrate of 53.5% would breakeven or worse over a 2k sample on sky. ----------- with regard to cracking the £100+ level do the regs up there protect their lobbies? if so establihing at the hypers will be like playing a high-stakes game of chicken with your bankrolls.
    Posted by TeddyBloat

    Cracking post teddy!!

    The regs will try to protect there lobby I have battled a few already with positive results. If I battle a reg who I decide i have an edge on I would 100% reg into every game they sat at so no reason they wouldnt do it with me also
  • TeddyBloatTeddyBloat Member Posts: 1,419
    edited March 2016
    Gl should be some nice battling up there.

    Even without edge it might be in a regs interest spend some £££ to putting up-moving players bankrolls to the test. The husng lobbies tend to be competitive  with lots of reg v reg games at decent stakes.

    Love the attitude in the thread, sure you'll do well up there
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