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How to manage a Heater.

AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
edited April 2011 in Poker Chat
As most of you know I dont really like to play too big online for diverse reasons.  But I'm on a sick heater lately.  Not luckboxing, genuinely getting it in way in front and holding up a significant amount of the time.  My BR has become pretty respectable.  I'm doing REALLY well live also.

I have many faults as a player, one of which being ego (take that however you like).  But I've  grossed more in the last 2 months at poker and decent value roulette/BJ than in the 6 or so months prior.  Obviously the heater will cool off. 

I do tend to steam/Tilt badly (another critical flaw).  Any tips?  Am currently siphoning off 30% of winnings on a weekly basis.  Thats enough insurance against going broke online right?
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  • DAVEYZZDAVEYZZ Member Posts: 1,651
    edited April 2011
    some people tend to "positive tilt" when going on such a good run.

    they start to think they are invincible and start calling light etc
    so just keep playing your normal(winning) game.

    tip no2 LEAVE THE ROULETTE AND BLACJACK ALONE!

    gl,dave
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  • pod1pod1 Member Posts: 4,377
    edited April 2011
    def agree with davey!!!
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  • AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
    edited April 2011
    God you guys have no fricking idea.  Literally between the OP and this one I'm doing now I lost £1100 on BJ.  Someone up there smiled at me and went on a little run and finished out getting the £1100 back plus £10.  But this is what I do.  My housemate is looking into blocking access to Vegas and I think I'll follow suit.  It just gets crazy.

    You get my PM Pod?
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  • ilove2h8prilove2h8pr Member Posts: 148
    edited April 2011
    Luckbox donut :)  (friends mods).  What he's not telling you is that his account here went down to less than £6 before he won it back.

    Learn a lesson dude.
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  • DAVEYZZDAVEYZZ Member Posts: 1,651
    edited April 2011
    thats what i mean..............

    not long ago i was on another site betf.... and had £20 on bj i spun that up to £100 and upped stakes within 30 mins i was playing for £300 a hand and kept winning three in a row then losing one...and so on.

    i cashed out with £3.500 after about an hour.
    i then did the same the next night,i was up to £3k and didnt want to stop and ended losing £2k so came off with £1.5k.

    i have never played since (apart from the odd £20 in live casino's) why?
    because i know it was just luck and i will never repeat that run....
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  • pod1pod1 Member Posts: 4,377
    edited April 2011
    yes mate got your pm. couldnt have put it better myself lmao
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  • AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
    edited April 2011
    Not cool love2h8poker

    My introduction  to blackjack was similar, but on a much smaller scale Dave.  Used to play while waiting for Live MTT to start.  First time I played I ran £10 up to about £600.  Heck this is easy..... then similar experience to you.  Without your disipline.

    I have been running godlike at roulette for a few months now, to the point where I'm playing spins between hands in live MTT's.  But I do know that is what it is, a run.  But you have to play the run.  But Ihave been putting my self in compulsive bad spots br wise that I'd be much happier if i didnt.

    If enough decent guys like you keep hammering the message i may pay attention in the end.  Not you tho Iluv2h8, just wrong felt boy.
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