JohnnyFourthSt

Yes, well, most people are apparently aren't quite a perverted as you ...

ummm so you make THIS your first post? why not just post in this in the thread you mentioned???I'm trying figure out who the post is addressed to, and who "he" and "you" are in the post. It's quite a challenge!

Huh?It seems to me the way you play these low limit tables is very similar to the strategies Jones spells out in Winning Low Limit Hold 'Em. I remember asking you a couple of weeks ago how you felt your play differed from Jones's strategies in that book. You said you hadn't read it - so I guess you've read it since then. So, now that you've read it, what is it about WLLHE that you disagree with?

Cloutier has won 50+ tournaments! Calling him Champ is hardly "mocking".

LOL - I thought the difference was in the types of foods that were considered Vegetarian, that Vegans had an extremetly strict interpretation of what was allowed. Obviously neither of us knows what we are talking about - maybe a Vegan will weigh in.

Interesting ... Your post implies that most vegetarians eat that way because of an aminal rights based political/philosophical agenda. My impression was that yes, there were those of you who chose to be vegetarians for philosophical reasons, but many vegetarians do it just because they feel it is a healthier way to eat. Am I off base? Are the majority of vegetarians motivated by the idea that its an animal rights issue, as opposed to a health issue?

At Royal Vegas, there are two separate requirements, and the way they are written is confusing, but it comes down to this:1. To SECURE the bonus, you have a week to EITHER make a deposit OR play ONE raked hand. If you don't do one of these, the bonus is removed from your account. Since you only start with $10, the best thing to do to secure the bonus is to post the CO at a .25 /.50 table and then fold through the entire orbit until you reach the BB. That way you're almost guaranteed that at least one hand will be raked, and it only cost you 25 cents. You can then grind it out at the .05/10 t

Sorry, I was a little confused by your post. It sounds like you are saying if have $300x/BB, its OK to play any amount of tables at that limit. Is that right? And thanks for responding.

I'm trying to build a stake out of the free $10 at Royal Vegas. After dropping down to $6 trying the SNG's there, I've build back up to about $15 playing the .05/.10 limit tables. I know, very very small potatoes but its not costing me anything. And I know, I don't even have 300x/BB now, but you have to start somewhere. Most of my sessions are winning sessions so I thought I could build faster if I started playing more hands. If I can get to $100 I'll probably cash out and try the SNG's at PokerStars.

This feels like a dumb question, but I've read you should have 300xBB in order to manage the swings at any given level. Should you have more than that if you are going to multi-table? I don't have tons of time to play and would like to increase the number of hands I play when I do get the chance - I was planning on trying two tables the next time. Is there any relation to multi-tabling and bankroll?

Feng - I don't see FullContactPoker in the list of forums in the registration area ... Am I missing it?

Sounds like you had bad luck, but the SNG's at RVP are a crapshoot. The blinds increase WAY to fast and you are forced to go all-in with marginal hands a lot. I played 7 or 8 eight of them before I realized it was just not going to work. You can make money there in the low limits rings there pretty easily. I've been following Lee Jones and I'm back in the black without having played all that much.

You telling him he's terrible is much MORE LIKELY to cause him to change how he plays, or leave the table entirely, than your keeping self control and saying nothing, or GH. If you really want them to keep doing what they are doing then LEAVE THEM ALONE!The issue is you have self control problems, and you don't want to have to change, so you are making up a bunch of BS as to why your behavior is OK.

Your lack of understanding is not at all surprising considering that you feel you are composed after a bad beat, yet can't resist the urge to berate your opp0nents in the absense of being able to punch them in face. The people who are saying the fish will leave don't THINK they will leave, they have actually SEEN them leave. Many people have tried to explain to you why your idiocy is costing you money. If you've gotten to this point in the thread and you still don't understand, there is probably no hope for you. You will continue to act like a complete and utter moron and believe it is somehow

OK, let me get this straight. You berate the bad players because you want to punch someone out, but you can't. And that keeps you from tilting. And you don't tilt because you have such good compose after a bad beat. Yeah, THAT sounds about right. LMAO!Dude, see a shrink. And in the meantime, quite scaring the fish away and advising them on how to play.