Anyone who wants in is more than welcome. Free Chips.

Got myself a new strategy - Never Bet, Always Call, Never Fold

Its much like Bingo, only less annoying.

Guaranteed Compliance.

Gave away over 10K already.

what do you mean..new strategy??
been doing this since i joined...and i can tell you,it works!

unfortunately it is happening more and more on the normal tables,it winds me up somthing chronic...all in with a dead mand hans
all in with abso FCK ALL...
but what do you want,free chips..

Mr. DarkStranger:

Hope that strategy works for you.

I´ve tried a number of strategies and none works for me.

The only one that works is "donation time".

Good luck m8.

:)

lol
people who never fold are my fave...
oh, and the ones that bet $6k more than anyone at the table has, every hand
put them together, you have a winning 13 year old

u mean manny,right?

who's manny?

Go look at leader board lefty manny is king of tfpr

There are a few good strategies...but the one which works best tends to be the one where you only play good hands pre-flop, and then only call/bet/raise -if you improve or see the proper odds of calling with a draw.

However, I wish you the best of luck with your 'pokercide.'
(Heh..Seph coined the word awhile back, and I think it's rather funny=)

Say, how many chips have you bled from your bank, thus far?

the king of tfpr is a 13 year old?

I have had fun with saying that I would only call or check (not folding or raising) when I have ended up with a really big lead at omaha tournies ...

for some reason I always seem to get great cards whn I do it - I spend my time just clicking the CallAny next-action button its a giggle.

The experiment is over. The results are in.

Yes, it was fun, but it was boring as well.

Two inherent faults with playing this way, and they are the worst faults a player could have (in my opinion): you have no control on when you can or cannot bet, nor can you control how much to bet.

In the hours spent playing I had two straight flushes (one K high, the other 9 high) and won $64 on the first and $102 on the second (pot amounts). The losses far outweighed the wins, or i would still be doing it.

More important, and the main reason for this experiment, was to watch others and to see what hands they would bet on and how much. (By playing like this, i didnt have to think about having to bet or was my hand better, etc.) It was an eye opener, I can assure you.

While interesting and informative, unless you are extremely lucky, this method is exactly what I called it. And holy crap, do you go through the chips fast.

I'm done, and done in.

follow the yellow brick road.........

follow the yellow brick road..............


lmfao

LOL, peter, i can hear you and your munchkins singing all the way to the bank!

and let's not forget that you sounded like a clone during this experiment. Entertainment value went waaaaay, way down.

Glad you're back :D