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One of the good guys

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  • ironmironm Member Posts: 7
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    Welcome aboard ironm - I'm from next door, where the thread started. Good to see you here. Enjoy.
    Posted by tikay1
    Already having some fun - thanks a lot for pointing me in this direction and helping me track down Alan.
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 174,443
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys : Already having some fun - thanks a lot for pointing me in this direction and helping me track down Alan.
    Posted by ironm
    There are not many of us ex-Tribeca nutcases still around - minimum age requirement must be pretty high........

    To think, after all that time that so many of us played there, & it was "home" to so many of us, those nice peeps from i-poker came along & snap destroyed the software, literally, just like that, overnight, now you see it, now you don't, come play on i-poker or get lost. Lovely.

    Very sad, I thought. Of course, almost none of us went across to i-Poker, & no wonder, I could not half tell you some horror-stories from those people. Very nice people, mind, obv. 

    When peeps come on here & say they can get this & that super-duper rakeback deal at i-Poker, I just have to keep schtum, & hope they have their eyes & ears wide open. Good luck them.
  • elsadogelsadog Member Posts: 5,677
    edited February 2011
    I shared a table with Humpo a few months back and shared a table with Moorman two nights ago.

    I realise you have all probably heard of Humpo but Moorman is quite good too.

    Ex-Tribca's don't die off easily.
  • ironmironm Member Posts: 7
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys : There are not many of us ex-Tribeca nutcases still around - minimum age requirement must be pretty high........ To think, after all that time that so many of us played there, & it was "home" to so many of us, those nice peeps from i-poker came along & snap destroyed the software, literally , just like that, overnight, now you see it, now you don't, come play on i-poker or get lost. Lovely. Very sad, I thought. Of course, almost none of us went across to i-Poker, & no wonder, I could not half tell you some horror-stories from those people. Very nice people, mind, obv.  When peeps come on here & say they can get this & that super-duper rakeback deal at i-Poker, I just have to keep schtum, & hope they have their eyes & ears wide open. Good luck them.
    Posted by Tikay10
    I basically stopped after ipoker came along - good to know there is a chance I will run into a few of the ex-Tribeca nutcases!  I hope they have kept thier table names the same or i will be screwed if the remember mine ;)
  • The_Don90The_Don90 Member Posts: 9,818
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys : !!
    Posted by Tikay10
    yea, in my experiance on that particualar site, ive found big fields full of "lesser-abilityed" players. I think thats the nice way to put it.

    As ive stated im playing at low stakes so this is maybe why.

    However i think for all these tournaments are harder to win, they are easier to cash in. Im actually very disappointed to be down on that sitem, playing MTTs only, however ive looked over my exit hands and not a single one would i want to play different. Getting my stack as low sometimes yes i would play hands before hand different,
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 174,443
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys : yea, in my experiance on that particualar site, ive found big fields full of "lesser-abilityed" players. I think thats the nice way to put it. As ive stated im playing at low stakes so this is maybe why. However i think for all these tournaments are harder to win, they are easier to cash in. Im actually very disappointed to be down on that sitem, playing MTTs only, however ive looked over my exit hands and not a single one would i want to play different. Getting my stack as low sometimes yes i would play hands before hand different,
    Posted by The_Don90
    Quite possibly, possibly not, but you cannot seriously expect to cash in 80% of Tourneys on 'Stars!

    8% is MUCH nearer.

    'Stars is a great site, no doubt about it, but even though I'm on the other side of the fence, & pehaps biased, you can't go telling people they can achieve an 80% cash rate in Tourneys on any site, anywhere, any time! It's simply not possible. Anyone who thinks otherwise is heading for a nasty shock, I'm afraid, & I'd rather we did not mislead anyone. There's a lot of gullible peeps around, & we must (imo) be responsible in what we tell them.

    "lesser abilitied" players are not as easy to beat as you may think, they are not, that's why poker is so popular - ANYONE can bink a win here & there.

    If Hellmuth or Dwan or whoever played 10 Main Events on Sky Poker, they'd be lucky to cash twice from 10, & win 1 in 100. If they get lucky. Poker is a great leveller. Thank God.
  • ironmironm Member Posts: 7
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    I shared a table with Humpo a few months back and shared a table with Moorman two nights ago. I realise you have all probably heard of Humpo but Moorman is quite good too. Ex-Tribca's don't die off easily.
    Posted by elsadog

    We dont die off we just take long sabbaticals.
  • elsadogelsadog Member Posts: 5,677
    edited February 2011
    I think 11% is readily achievable if you can stay awake long enough 'cos the fields can be mega. 

    I play the mid stakes  180 seat sit'n'goes ................ and I just won one about 2 minutes ago :o)
  • The_Don90The_Don90 Member Posts: 9,818
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys : Quite possibly, possibly not, but you cannot seriously expect to cash in 80% of Tourneys on 'Stars! 8% is MUCH nearer. 'Stars is a great site, no doubt about it, but even though I'm on the other side of the fence, & pehaps biased, you can't go telling people they can achieve an 80% cash rate in Tourneys on any site, anywhere, any time! It's simply not possible. Anyone who thinks otherwise is heading for a nasty shock, I'm afraid, & I'd rather we did not mislead anyone. There's a lot of gullible peeps around, & we must (imo) be responsible in what we tell them. "lesser abilitied" players are not as easy to beat as you may think, they are not, that's why poker is so popular - ANYONE can bink a win here & there. If Hellmuth or Dwan or whoever played 10 Main Events on Sky Poker, they'd be lucky to cash twice from 10, & win 1 in 00. If they get lucky. Poker is a great leveller. Thank God.
    Posted by Tikay10
    i revolke my statement because im an idiot who says silly things.
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 174,443
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    I think 11% is readily achievable if you can stay awake long enough 'cos the fields can be mega.  I play the mid stakes  180 seat sit'n'goes ................ and I just won one about 2 minutes ago :o)
    Posted by elsadog
    Yup, I'll buy that. Bit short of 80%, though!

    Well done on the win, too.
  • ironmironm Member Posts: 7
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    I think 11% is readily achievable if you can stay awake long enough 'cos the fields can be mega.  I play the mid stakes  180 seat sit'n'goes ................ and I just won one about 2 minutes ago :o)
    Posted by elsadog

    Good job - well done!

    Nice size tournie so you can get to know some of the players as tables get shifted about.
  • The_Don90The_Don90 Member Posts: 9,818
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys : Yup, I'll buy that. Bit short of 80%, though! Well done on the win, too.
    Posted by Tikay10
    Tikay can u please stop pawning me now i beg you.
  • elsadogelsadog Member Posts: 5,677
    edited February 2011
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys:
    In Response to Re: One of the good guys : Good job - well done! Nice size tournie so you can get to know some of the players as tables get shifted about.
    Posted by ironm
    Thank you sir. Actually you hardly ever see the same player twice. They fill up 180 seats in a matter of a couple of minutes and there are literally thousands playing them. The low and micro stakes fill up even quicker.
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