traxamillion

I have about 600 on carbon I am looking to trade for lock money. will pay some vig

please message me if interested; we can trade in small increments etc. I'm not scamming i've been here years I just need to change sites at this point.

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So last night i go to the local cardroom Lucky Chances in Colma near San Francisco with my brother and my best friend bake. About five minutes after sitting down there is commotion at an adjacent table. The bad beat jackpot of 113,000 dollars has been hit. I see the winning hand is quad aces (that hit running aces on the turn / river to quad up) versus a flopped quad 5s. My mind is pretty blown that this thing has even hit,

then i see that my boy Bake had the aces for 20% of the bad beat pot!

he gets cashed out in a fat mound of high denomination chips that i have never even seen in play at 5-10 (highest that usually runs other than 10-20 on weekend) and we cash out and get escorts to the cage and car from security.

Just absolutely crazy to be playing 1-1-2 and to ship that amount; none of us are rich so that is a lot of money and my friend was very generous to my brother and I (made more from the bbj than i ever have in even my best 1-1-2 session)
never thought i'd see this thing hit

good luck guys

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So been playing on merge (carbon) a little bit when i have time dominating from 4nl - 10nl - 25nl. I just play whatever looks good within those stakes mostly 4-10 though. Roll is big enough to play some heads up but is the rake at 25nl too brutal to make it worth it?



hope you guys have good Decembers

gl

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Playing a mix of 4nl and 10nl tables. Was getting crushed then crushed back.



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***** Hand History for Game 43670750136 ***** Merge
$10.00 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Wednesday, November 16, 06:16:06 ET 2011
Table Lima 43670750 Real Money
Seat 3 is the button
Seat 1: swampbuggyAA $32.67 USD
Seat 2: Buffon1985 $14.83 USD
Seat 3: pppkkkrrr $3.00 USD
Seat 4: EASYMONY4UZ $9.61 USD
Seat 5: traxamillion $16.21 USD
Seat 6: balrog910 $10.36 USD
EASYMONY4UZ posts small blind [$0.05 USD].
traxamillion posts big blind [$0.10 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to traxamillion [ ]
balrog910 folds
swampbuggyAA raises [$0.35 USD]
Buffon1985 folds
pppkkkrrr folds
EASYMONY4UZ folds
traxamillion raises [$0.81 USD]
swampbuggyAA calls [$0.56 USD]

Flop (Pot : $1.77)

   
traxamillion bets [$1.40 USD]
swampbuggyAA calls [$1.40 USD]

Turn (Pot : $4.57)

   
traxamillion checks
swampbuggyAA bets [$2.33 USD]
traxamillion calls [$2.33 USD]

River (Pot : $9.23)

   
traxamillion checks
swampbuggyAA bets [$9.33 USD]
traxamillion calls [$9.33 USD]
swampbuggyAA shows
traxamillion shows
traxamillion wins $26.60 USD from main pot

***** Hand History for Game 436323361382 ***** Merge
$10.00 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Wednesday, November 16, 04:09:53 ET 2011
Table Lima 43632336 Real Money
Seat 6 is the button
Seat 1: RDL619 $4.42 USD
Seat 2: traxamillion $10.69 USD
Seat 3: all2win $11.53 USD
Seat 4: SharkXO $10.22 USD
Seat 5: learn2playlolz $10.00 USD
Seat 6: rafael069 $3.73 USD
RDL619 posts small blind [$0.05 USD].
traxamillion posts big blind [$0.10 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to traxamillion [ ]
all2win raises [$0.60 USD]
SharkXO folds
learn2playlolz folds
rafael069 folds
RDL619 calls [$0.55 USD]
traxamillion calls [$0.50 USD]

Flop (Pot : $1.80)

   
RDL619 checks
traxamillion checks
all2win bets [$2.50 USD]
RDL619 folds
traxamillion raises [$10.09 USD]
all2win calls [$7.59 USD]
traxamillion shows
all2win shows

Turn (Pot : $21.98)

   

River (Pot : $21.98)

   
all2win wins $20.89 USD from main pot

***** Hand History for Game 43657690501 ***** Merge
$10.00 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Wednesday, November 16, 04:24:33 ET 2011
Table Lima 43657690 Real Money
Seat 4 is the button
Seat 2: traxamillion $15.39 USD
Seat 3: Skowron888 $10.30 USD
Seat 4: learn2playlolz $19.17 USD
Seat 5: lapince $10.00 USD
Seat 6: Thlayli123 $33.96 USD
lapince posts small blind [$0.05 USD].
Thlayli123 posts big blind [$0.10 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to traxamillion [ ]
traxamillion raises [$0.30 USD]
Skowron888 folds
learn2playlolz calls [$0.30 USD]
lapince folds
Thlayli123 folds

Flop (Pot : $0.75)

   
traxamillion bets [$0.56 USD]
learn2playlolz calls [$0.56 USD]

Turn (Pot : $1.87)

   
traxamillion bets [$1.87 USD]
learn2playlolz raises [$5.00 USD]
traxamillion raises [$12.66 USD]
learn2playlolz calls [$9.53 USD]
traxamillion shows
learn2playlolz shows

River (Pot : $29.06)

   
learn2playlolz wins $29.39 USD from main pot

***** Hand History for Game 436323361449 ***** Merge
$10.00 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Wednesday, November 16, 04:59:24 ET 2011
Table Lima 43632336 Real Money
Seat 3 is the button
Seat 1: RDL619 $5.46 USD
Seat 2: traxamillion $10.32 USD
Seat 3: all2win $13.48 USD
Seat 4: SharkXO $11.91 USD
Seat 5: learn2playlolz $12.05 USD
Seat 6: Beluga051509 $10.00 USD
SharkXO posts small blind [$0.05 USD].
learn2playlolz posts big blind [$0.10 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to traxamillion [ ]
traxamillion raises [$0.30 USD]
all2win folds
SharkXO raises [$0.95 USD]
learn2playlolz folds
traxamillion calls [$0.70 USD]

Flop (Pot : $2.05)

   
SharkXO checks
traxamillion checks

Turn (Pot : $2.05)

   
SharkXO checks
traxamillion checks

River (Pot : $2.05)

   
SharkXO checks
traxamillion bets [$4.00 USD]
SharkXO raises [$10.91 USD]
traxamillion calls [$5.32 USD]
SharkXO shows
traxamillion shows
SharkXO wins $1.59 USD
traxamillion wins $19.71 USD from main pot

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western uniond 100 on merge. fun playing online again at least. nl4 ????



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just wrote this for my creative writing class. kinda funny and probably not too far off for some people


Cameron Duncan
English 161 short story #1

During the first years of college Darnell began playing poker in the dorms. Five and ten dollar games in the evenings between buddies. Tending to win he soon realized there was potential for more than just recreation with this game. On weekends Darnell and his best friend Maxwell would make the two hour drive from San Luis Obispo to Santa Barbara to play Sunday tournaments at the Chumash Indian Casino. Success continued and the boys began to forgo partying in favor of card games; eventually forgoing classes as well once introduced to online poker.

Unlike at the live tables on the online felt Darnell was free to play at any time on as many tables as possible. He built his skills studying the game, playing almost a thousand hands per hour, and discussing poker hands with other adept players. Prompted by success stories of eighteen year old kids making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year playing online poker and personal success with the game for over two years he decided to put school on hold and pursue cards full time.

Darnell grew up in an LA ghetto and never had much materially but was bright, and made good choices. A strong sense of logic propelled him past many of his peers. With poker it was no different. Within two months of going pro he shipped his first big win in a large field multi-table tournament on PokerStars. He beat out sixteen hundred players for a first place prize of eighty thousand dollars; life changing money. Darnell knew that while luck is a huge factor in the short term results of a poker player, in the long term the man who makes the best decisions overall will win out. Down the road skill will overcome variance.

So our new pro gambler decided to move down to the coast of San Diego and rent out a nice place with some fellow players on the beach. Life was good and the success continued as Darnell improved his game further. He bought a nice new Mercedes Benz, expensive clothes, and spent lavishly at the bars on Garnett street in Pacific Beach having a grand time doing big things both day and night.

Drunk one night celebrating a win in the one hundred dollar rebuy tournament on Full Tilt Poker for thirty four grand with an open bar at the Typhoon, Darnell met a beautiful girl named Marissa. Things moved quickly but with the freedom offered by online poker and the unlimited ceiling for success Darnell was ready to make some bold decisions. He withdrew a large portion of his online bankroll to put a hefty down payment on a waterfront two bedroom condo for him and his new girl. He never worried too much about making payments or the amount he was spending on bars and Gucci purses. Then it hit.

On April 15 2011 The US Department of Justice unexpectedly and inexplicably shut down all of the major online poker sites operating in the states. A hundred thousand American poker players instantly lost their online bankrolls. Like a puff of smoke it was all gone; the money and the opportunity. Cash was seized by the government or sites ran off with it overseas. Unfortunately for Darnell he never saw a dime of the near two hundred racks he had online. His was a true riches to rags story.

Darnell had drive and tried to turn things around but his hole was deeper than he realized. He tried playing live poker in the San Diego cardrooms with what cash he had remaining in bank accounts but he couldn’t handle the smell of despair, desperation and cigarettes that permeated the places. Playing one table at a time it was just impossible to have the same winrate as before and large worldwide tournaments with the chance for huge scores were gone. Marissa was hot and the sex was good but she couldn’t carry her weight any further than around a pole. It didn’t take long for her to split when the handbags and the allowance was gone. Darnell couldn’t pay off the home loan and ultimately lost that too.

Darnell found a sick irony in that it was only in the land of the free that online poker was effectively banned. He could go play online in Iraq if he wanted. With a years long resume gap and no way back into college Darnell sold the Benz and moved up to Vancouver Canada to try to get his online grind back on as a last resort. It was never really the same for him though. Unfamiliar European poker sites with much harder games without the recreational US players. Depression over a girl and family and a lost lifestyle; it all seemed an insurmountable mountain to climb. Without any friends in the area Darnell began abusing prescription pain killers which didn’t help his poker game any. Not lucid and perhaps a turn of bad luck led to him becoming a losing player. Within months Darnell was blowing the last of his savings going into east Vancouver ghettos daily to score heroin after succumbing to an IV addiction. Before long he shot a hot dose of fentanyl cut dope and was dead. Darnell took a proverbial “bad beat” in the game of life and subsequently tilted the rest away as, sadly, many are prone to do.

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Merge poker to get my fix. hopefully it stays up for more than a few days

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just shipped 2 seats from 2$ and 3$ sattys within my first two hours of trying so pretty stoked about that. Hopefully carry that over to tomorrow cause i need a new lambo.

Gl everyone in this thing

lp take it down

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anyone have a promo code so i can buy it cheaper than $90? i know some video subscriptions give out a discount someone who already has hem may not have used.

thanks

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At all of my tables i just see the same god damn soccer balls; blowing my mind. Time to turn it all off even though i like some

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