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the 13th letter.(my sense of humor sucks)

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M is how many rounds of poker you can last in a tourney, ante's included. Let's say a brief example would be you are 8-handed and blinds are 200/400 with a 50 chip ante. You have a 8k stack. You have a m of 8 because each round of play will cost you 1000 chips.

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"M" is a code letter and name for the head of the British Secret Intelligence Service.... oh and it is also what litlebullet said :club:

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Read Harrington on Hold em Vol. 2. In a nut shell, If your M is 5 or under...push, push, and push somemore.
Once you finishing reading HOH 1&2, reread them.
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Once you finishing reading HOH 1&2, reread them.
... and then read them again.rinse and repeat
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M is an extremely valuable tournament concept that gives you a broad idea of how you should be playing your stack relative to the blinds. It has improved my tournament game immensely.

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So, I typed "poker M" into google and got a wikipedia page as the #4 hit. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-ratio Everything you need to know about M is in there. It took me less time to find and read that page than it would to log in here and post the question. I don't mind people asking obvious questions...I'm just wondering why people don't spend 10 seconds trying to figure something out for themselves before they start a new thread that's been started a dozen times already.

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So, I typed "poker M" into google and got a wikipedia page as the #4 hit. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-ratio Everything you need to know about M is in there. It took me less time to find and read that page than it would to log in here and post the question. I don't mind people asking obvious questions...I'm just wondering why people don't spend 10 seconds trying to figure something out for themselves before they start a new thread that's been started a dozen times already.
I do get your point, but I don't have a real issue with the OP. It is a Poker Forum and (unlike so many posts) this is a valid Poker question - however basic it may be for some of us. Yeah, "search is your friend", but at least the guy is polite and just looking to start a discussion.
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Yeah, mostly I'm just being grumpy. His post at least gave me some fodder for my mid-week work avoidance. Just seems like laziness that instead of typing it into google, he posts the question and I type it into google for him. M is a ratio of stack to blinds, OP is lazy, I'm a grumpy curmudgeon, and Potodds is the voice of reason. That about sum it up?

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Yeah, mostly I'm just being grumpy. His post at least gave me some fodder for my mid-week work avoidance. Just seems like laziness that instead of typing it into google, he posts the question and I type it into google for him. M is a ratio of stack to blinds, OP is lazy, I'm a grumpy curmudgeon, and Potodds is the voice of reason. That about sum it up?
I was on FCP in different forums, and realized that I kept seeing "m" and had no idea what it was. So i came here and posted, and continued trolling. If you're at safeway and need a soda, do you go to the gas station to buy one? Give me a break.
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Yeah, mostly I'm just being grumpy. His post at least gave me some fodder for my mid-week work avoidance. Just seems like laziness that instead of typing it into google, he posts the question and I type it into google for him. M is a ratio of stack to blinds, OP is lazy, I'm a grumpy curmudgeon, and Potodds is the voice of reason. That about sum it up?
File this under "Phrases you never expected to see on FCP"......must be a Wednesday.
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