Uploading day 1 now. Played 1-2 NL, 2-5NL and 5-10 StudOriginally Posted by Sandwich
Uploading day 1 now. Played 1-2 NL, 2-5NL and 5-10 Stud
Videos will be posted here:
http://www.podcastvegas.com/category/projektsep/
Day 1 is up
Great fucking job booking that first win, should have been more but variance is a bitch, don't sweat it! Sounds like those stud games could end up being golden for you dude. Keep it up and congrats!
Also, speak to vegas about changing things if your looking to get in shape. Guy literally changed my life just by giving me a few pointers.
Great first day!
Take your hands out of your pockets.
You live in new england, its fucking cold here right now and hands in the pockets should become a winter habit for all of us.
That is awesome that you were able to climb out of that hole and book a win.
Good Luck!
Well done, esp given the early donkstrike.
5 minutes definately looks like to be a better vblog length than the initial 10 minutes imho.
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10 minutes is a lot if you don't have something interesting to talk about, these will be whatever length they are when I am done talking, I don't want to start writing shit and it not seem geniune...
Anyway, day 2 starting soon!
def better to be shooting from the hip with these things, just try not to have a bad day and be like STUCK 375 TODAY GOOD DAY SIR and log out on tilt, that's part of the inevitable fun with this whole project.
I know you aren't ever suppose to get to high with a big win or to down on a big loss and I'm not saying pat your elbow 3 times and scream ooooohhh yeaaaaaaa before you jump off the top rope but explanations during those times are whats going to make or break the videos imo.
Here is another v blog ... and it includes a few items that are related to this Projekt ...
Looks like he's doing this blog "DirtyB" style sat on the crapper.
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Does he have a TV in the bathroom?Looks like he's doing this blog "DirtyB" style sat on the crapper.
And by he I mean Negreanu aka vegas-style
Day 2 is posted
I'm pretty sure the whole idea is to go to VPR to see the vblog. Probably why he didn't post it here himself.
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Sounds like that 5/10 stud game is an amazing game.
Do the same players bounce between 5/10-10/20-20/40 or are they different groups of players? With a larger roll would you feel you could win more at 5/10 or 10/20 or 20/40? Often I find it's easier for me to earn at 1/2 NL vs 2/5 NL due to the quality of players. Typically there are more tables of 1/2 NL and the better players all play 2/5 due to egos. Would that apply here too?
I agree with you on the NLHE, it is kind of the same for the stud games, but I would say the 5/10 and the 20/40 are both softer and the 10/20 game is full of grinders who never seem to move up or down... The exception is the 10/20 game at Kevin's poker room... That game is populated by 3-4 terrible players, I will play it a few times, but the problem is Tim and a few other of my close friends already play that game religiously and I hate playing in games where I am very close with several players at the table.
The 20/40 game tends to be pretty spewy and loose at foxwoods, there are some good players in the game but there are also a lot of richer clueless players, mostly greek or some kind of italian old school type guys who have money and hate holdem and can't get enjoyment playing smaller.
The same players don't bounce much, 5/10 is full of senior citizens who just have a bit more money than the same seniors who play 1-5, then you have the occasional guy about my age who realizes how soft the games are... The 10/20 is full of guys around my age to maybe 20 years older who treat poker likes its cigars or scotch, like they are an expert at an obscure variation and they play the level because it's respectable and sometimes beatable but they are all just swapping money all year, almost like a poker hipster (if any of that makes sense)
There are generally peak levels at all the games in the poker room, what I mean by that is that the games get progressively better players, than they peak and then the play begins to get softer as you go up, sometimes they peak again if they are spreading enough games (the 75/150 stud game is very tough)...
When I played a ton of NLHE cash games 1/2 was really soft, 2/5 was a tougher game, 5/10 was the peak, then 10/25 started to get softer again... now thats all moved down one level because those games just don't get spread anymore, the 2/5 games are tough and full of guys who used to play 5/10... you can have a better win rate playing 1/2 because you do often get the clueless guys who will just come in dump 300 and reload or leave, and you will get very, very spewy recreational players as well, 2/5 doesn't get much of that.
It's fine, but Hockey Guy is right, we need some traffic over there now that contract negotiations with our sponsor are in effect...I'm pretty sure the whole idea is to go to VPR to see the vblog. Probably why he didn't post it here himself.
Good stuff, jasep. You should talk about this stuff more on your vlog... Would be interesting to see if and how your thinking on this stuff changes toward the end of this Projekt.I agree with you on the NLHE, it is kind of the same for the stud games, but I would say the 5/10 and the 20/40 are both softer and the 10/20 game is full of grinders who never seem to move up or down... The exception is the 10/20 game at Kevin's poker room... That game is populated by 3-4 terrible players, I will play it a few times, but the problem is Tim and a few other of my close friends already play that game religiously and I hate playing in games where I am very close with several players at the table.
The 20/40 game tends to be pretty spewy and loose at foxwoods, there are some good players in the game but there are also a lot of richer clueless players, mostly greek or some kind of italian old school type guys who have money and hate holdem and can't get enjoyment playing smaller.
The same players don't bounce much, 5/10 is full of senior citizens who just have a bit more money than the same seniors who play 1-5, then you have the occasional guy about my age who realizes how soft the games are... The 10/20 is full of guys around my age to maybe 20 years older who treat poker likes its cigars or scotch, like they are an expert at an obscure variation and they play the level because it's respectable and sometimes beatable but they are all just swapping money all year, almost like a poker hipster (if any of that makes sense)
There are generally peak levels at all the games in the poker room, what I mean by that is that the games get progressively better players, than they peak and then the play begins to get softer as you go up, sometimes they peak again if they are spreading enough games (the 75/150 stud game is very tough)...
When I played a ton of NLHE cash games 1/2 was really soft, 2/5 was a tougher game, 5/10 was the peak, then 10/25 started to get softer again... now thats all moved down one level because those games just don't get spread anymore, the 2/5 games are tough and full of guys who used to play 5/10... you can have a better win rate playing 1/2 because you do often get the clueless guys who will just come in dump 300 and reload or leave, and you will get very, very spewy recreational players as well, 2/5 doesn't get much of that.
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