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Sooted7s
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hi Jeff, I'm fairly new to poker and im just wondering when i should be moving up in the stakes. Like how many buy-ins should I have before I be moving up to higher and higher MTTs, SNG, cash games, spin and gos.
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JustSlappy64
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Online poker
Hi jeff,
Is there an online site that let's participants have a closed game (with only its own invitees) AND create and play its own customized games?
My guys and I would rather play some of our high/low games, wild card games, etc., rather than the options of most online poker sites.
thanks,
jeff
Hi jeff,
Is there an online site that let's participants have a closed game (with only its own invitees) AND create and play its own customized games?
My guys and I would rather play some of our high/low games, wild card games, etc., rather than the options of most online poker sites.
thanks,
jeff
Deedgee
Rock Star
Silver Level
Jeff, as someone who's never played in a live tournament, much less cashed in a live tournament, I'm curious about what happens when you do leave a tournament that you've cashed in, specifically how you get paid. Do they pay you by check, bank transfer, cash, paypal? How does it work? Thank you.
FastEddie777
Rock Star
Silver Level
Jeff Gross
CardsChat Pro/Twitch Partnered Streamer
Silver Level
glgl to you if your playing! I am playing the WPT Series on partypoker going on thru may 20th! All the best to you & let me know if have any questions.
Jeff Gross
CardsChat Pro/Twitch Partnered Streamer
Silver Level
there are HUD's (Heads Up Display's) which can provide statistics on tendancies (partypoker has recently done away w/ that which I love so it's even for all players). Also you can make notes on players that you run into frequently. Other then that it's paying attention to show downs, watching hands and seeing what hands they show up with and make adjustments accordingly.
Jeff Gross
CardsChat Pro/Twitch Partnered Streamer
Silver Level
It depends on the amount but it's up to you in terms of cash/chips or a wire typically! I haven't heard of paypal as an option but lot of new options coming. I know on partypoker Luxon is used now as a main option which I use and really like (not for USA at the moment).
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lucca hexa
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Spin & Go
Hello Jeff,
I was wondering if you could answer me what do you think about spin and go and its biggest differecens in play style compared with a tournment.
Thankss
Hello Jeff,
I was wondering if you could answer me what do you think about spin and go and its biggest differecens in play style compared with a tournment.
Thankss
zinzir
Legend
Silver Level
Jeff, whenever you have time, could you please visit my thread and see if you could answer my question about how the full staking for Pros makes any sense? Thank you in advance!
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/poker-staking-64/staking-debt-457514/
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/poker-staking-64/staking-debt-457514/
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LSTBrand
Rock Star
Silver Level
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1bamadoug
Rising Star
Bronze Level
online
I prefer live poker but have logged a lot of hours online. I have been playing NL 50 on Bovado.I am breaking even. I see so many cooler type hands. Hero Q10 Villian QQ. Flop Q1010. Just not sure I trust the site. I guess my question is are the algorithms geared toward action or are they totally random. I have been playing for 50 years. I am comfortable with variance.
I prefer live poker but have logged a lot of hours online. I have been playing NL 50 on Bovado.I am breaking even. I see so many cooler type hands. Hero Q10 Villian QQ. Flop Q1010. Just not sure I trust the site. I guess my question is are the algorithms geared toward action or are they totally random. I have been playing for 50 years. I am comfortable with variance.
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bustfold
Rising Star
Bronze Level
wann2play
Hi Jeff,
So the winner of the pokerstars wcoop $5k main event 2018 (wann2play) was denied his title and money after investigations from pokerstars. Do you know which pro was behind this account (picture of wann2play looked a bit like luuk or joris), and is this account and his (or her) original account banned?
Kind regards Busto,
Hi Jeff,
So the winner of the pokerstars wcoop $5k main event 2018 (wann2play) was denied his title and money after investigations from pokerstars. Do you know which pro was behind this account (picture of wann2play looked a bit like luuk or joris), and is this account and his (or her) original account banned?
Kind regards Busto,
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bixbixbix
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Which stakes should I be playing (online cash game)?
Hi Jeff,
I have a non strategy-related question:
Which stakes should I be playing (online cash game)?
CONTEXT:
I was very lucky professionally. I am now retired at 40 and financially set for life. One of my dreams has always been to play poker full-time but I never had the time before (i.e. very busy professionally).
Now I do and my starting bankroll is potentially high.
However, I am objective enough to know that I do not master the ins and outs of poker quite yet. I am not a fish, but I am still learning and struggling with tilt and winner tilt.
Should I try to "beat" every single stake, starting with 0.01/0.02 and make my way up? Or would you recommend I start at higher stakes directly, like $1/$2 or $2/$5?
Part of me wants to prove that I am progressing by beating the small stakes and climbing up.
But another part of me is feeling that (at 40 y old) I am wasting my time and, if I want to play poker seriously, I should already start higher.
The micro-stakes players are so different from the higher-stakes player that I feel everything one learns in the micro should be thrown in the trash when moving up. Why waste the time with Micro ??? I would have to "re-learn" as I go up anyways...
What do you recommend?
Hi Jeff,
I have a non strategy-related question:
Which stakes should I be playing (online cash game)?
CONTEXT:
I was very lucky professionally. I am now retired at 40 and financially set for life. One of my dreams has always been to play poker full-time but I never had the time before (i.e. very busy professionally).
Now I do and my starting bankroll is potentially high.
However, I am objective enough to know that I do not master the ins and outs of poker quite yet. I am not a fish, but I am still learning and struggling with tilt and winner tilt.
Should I try to "beat" every single stake, starting with 0.01/0.02 and make my way up? Or would you recommend I start at higher stakes directly, like $1/$2 or $2/$5?
Part of me wants to prove that I am progressing by beating the small stakes and climbing up.
But another part of me is feeling that (at 40 y old) I am wasting my time and, if I want to play poker seriously, I should already start higher.
The micro-stakes players are so different from the higher-stakes player that I feel everything one learns in the micro should be thrown in the trash when moving up. Why waste the time with Micro ??? I would have to "re-learn" as I go up anyways...
What do you recommend?