I take photos. I was wondering if anyone knows anything about integrating paypal into a web gallery for selling prints? I'm pretty clueless at this.
There are lots of sites that do this automatically in the US, but for Australia there isn't any... Atleast that are decent anyway. So I want to create my own and print myself and send them out myself.
Since I'm playing on both sites, I had to use HEM to combine the results of my Stars and FTP accounts. The "minutes played" tab is pretty off; I only played about 90 minutes per session. HEM seems to have added the times together or something.
I withdrew about 2k in the past week for various reasons, but I finally decided to spend some money for luxury purposes. Here's what I bought:
Full Tilt Poker Game #17574307852: Table Trolly (heads up) - $0.50/$1 - No Limit Hold'em - 16:27:51 ET - 2010/01/13
Seat 1: AntiRake_com ($286)
Seat 2: Darnok Evoli ($100)
Darnok Evoli posts the small blind of $0.50
AntiRake_com posts the big blind of $1
The button is in seat #2
Holecards(Odds) Dealt to AntiRake_com
Darnok Evoli raises to $3
AntiRake_com calls $2
AntiRake_com has 15 seconds left to act
AntiRake_com bets $26
Darnok Evoli raises to $79, and is all in
AntiRake_com calls $53
Darnok Evoli shows
AntiRake_com shows
River (Pot : $200.00)
Darnok Evoli shows a pair of Tens
AntiRake_com shows two pair, Queens and Nines
AntiRake_com wins the pot ($199.50) with two pair, Queens and Nines
Darnok Evoli adds $100
Summary Total pot $200 | Rake $0.50
Board:
Seat 1: AntiRake_com (big blind) showed and won ($199.50) with two pair, Queens and Nines
Seat 2: Darnok Evoli (small blind) showed and lost with a pair of Tens
NOTE: this is the second, and last repost of this offer.
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Hey guys, I have achieved certain goals that I have set for myself as far as poker profitability, skill, and game understanding are concerned. I have been playing poker as my sole source of income since I was laid off at my job in finance two summers ago. At that time, I was playing NL50, which made it a less than ideal time to start, to say the least. Since then, I have played significant amounts at up to NL600 online and up to 5/10 NL live and have gotten to the point where my poker income and my confidence in my ability to improve are such that I do not intend on seeking another job. I use the extra time and freedom I have thanks to playing poker to pursue my two main hobbies, which are competitive swimming and writing. As a mandatory part, here is my graph over the past 150k hands:
As of right now, I will be offering lessons to players up to NL200 6-max. I will focus on correctly using opponents' tendencies and detailed stats to identify ways to exploit them. In the process, I will also take a look at what stats the student uses and make suggestions as to how optimize their HUD and which stats to pay attention to. This will apply to making plays that many players, especially struggling ones, at NL200 and below have trouble with, such as floating, 3betting, responding to 3bets, multiple barrel bluffs and value bets, as well as making correct folds.
At this time, I will be doing only individual lessons and lesson packages, though that may change later. I will set my hourly rate in subsequent posts. For now, since this is my first coaching offer on this site, I will offer a first-time special. I am offering one two-hour session for $100. We will start off with a short discussion of the student's game and areas that he or she wants to focus on during the lesson. After that, we will do an hour-long play session where I will observe the student play. We will conclude with a final analysis of the session with specific attention given to the areas the student wanted to focus on at the outset. If we run over the allotted time, I will obviously not expect any additional payment. Finally, if the student wishes, I will offer another one-hour session for another $50, either right then or at a later date, where the student can sweat me 4-tabling their stakes and commenting on my play.
Since this is a good offer as far as poker lessons go, I will not pick the student on first come first serve basis. Instead, I will pick one person from those who respond to this as well as those who have already responded to my previous post.
If you are interested, send me a PM and include the following:
-What stakes you play (up to NL200) and a brief summary of your poker history.
-Your own honest assessment of how you are doing.
-Your poker goals for the next few months.
-What you hope to gain from the lesson.
Finally a few administrative details:
-The lesson will take part, preferably, early in February.
-Payment is due immediately before the start of the lesson. I will accept Stars or Full Tilt transfer.
-We will use Skype to talk and screen-sharing software so that I can see what you are doing, so make sure you have a microphone (duh).
So after grinding the no deposit bonus at Absolute Poker, I find out I have to deposit first in order to withdraw. Looking for someone to transfer my Absolute Poker money to for Full tilt Poker ~770. Will use credible escrow or if you're a reg with credible references I will send first.
Hoping there isn't a mandatory deposit to transfer.
just reuploaded a couple grand at stars to play 100nl again (felt dirty yes) but i felt that rebuilding from 10 or 25nl was not working out for me although i did get to 1k at one point and just ran bad at 50nl plo losing 4bi asap then proceeded to be mindfucked/tilted at micros, lingering and just dicking around playing all sorts of limits spewing coz i felt everyone was an idiot and got so tilted when they berated me lol. results were i just wasted alot of time not going anywhere.
wire transfer just sucks at stars coz you have to constantly email them even after the 4 working day timetable they give you coz they dont give a shit and have a lot of work they attend to, so now im really doing stupid shit shortstacking underrolled plo , losing money, winning it back , then going to micros and spewing all that then rinse repeat the whole process. one thing this whole experience taught me is NEVER withdraw too much to hurt you online and just rely on "rebuilding" from scratch. admittedly after 3 years i have no more experience/patience nor love for poker to grind micros again and rebuild. so once i get my roll back up with the wire ill be starting at 50nl FR and some PLO, then just leave enough for that at the minimum and never leave a microstakes roll. but at least it gave me enough time to fix my table setups with tableninja and HEM and did a dry run of megatabling again and seemed to be easier now and im quite excited to be back at grinding tons again.
atm im running really bad downloading movies, ive prob watched 10 bad movies straight past couple of days
As many of you saw in my previous blog post, the non-profit organization I've been working part time for (PeaceJam Foundation) made the top 100 charities in Chase banks give away on Facebook, which shipped them 25k. Round #2 just started (only lasts 1 week) and the top 100 charities are competing to win $1,000,000. First place ships the million and the next 5 ship 100k. Pretty sweet.
So I'm calling on the poker community for help - please log onto Facebook and vote for PeaceJam, and then invite your friends to vote too! I truly believe that with the poker and starcraft communities working together we can take 1st place and get some money to deserving charity that will do lots of good with it!
You get 5 votes and can only vote for each charity 1 time. Voting ends in 1 week! Below are some links to the PeaceJam website with more info for those of you who wanna do a thorough vetting process beore giving out your vote =)
So I'm just about done NL5. Tomorrow's rakeback should put me at just about the 20BI I need for NL10. Only 1 losing session at NL5, but there were a few I had to save. Actually, quite a few sessions I ran bad to start but made it above water at the end. It was also nice to hit a great session just starting out. Hopefully I can finish NL10 by the beginning of February.
I'm actually kind of torn between whether to play more tables or less tables. I'm pretty comfortable with 8 right now, and that's the default max for FTP. Playing more tables means more volume which should accelerate my gains. Less tables means I can think more, but honestly I'm playing pretty straight up so less tables would probably be a bit slow. I also want to work on taking notes which would be way easier with less tables. I think once I get comfortable at NL10 I should take a couple sessions and just focus on taking good notes while playing. The only note taking I did at NL5 was tagging fish green so I could more easily see which tables I should replace. I also should work on customizing my hud, there are a lot of excess stats in the popups and some useful ones I want to be able to see more easily like fold to 3bet%.
Stuff to work on:
- Value betting thinner. I get gunshy when I don't have top kicker and sometimes I bet smaller or only go for 2 streets of value when against most fish I'm still crushing their calling range with TPGK.
- Taking time to think about what I'm getting value from when betting instead of just betting when I have a good hand.
- Betting bigger in all-in pots. I always underbet all-in pots because I feel like I'm starting a whole new pot for the side pot.
ive been reading more poker books lately and ive realized i should be profiting more from players who are weak by 3betting and 4betting on particular players. im getting the hang of it and getting the hang of particular spots to 3b and 4b and i think i am getting better as a player. just a random blog on how much im learning by actually wanting to learn more about poker whereas before i thought i was already a good player but now i realize just by reading on some poker im on a whole new level.
Hey guys, I have achieved certain goals that I have set for myself as far as poker profitability, skill, and game understanding are concerned. I have been playing poker as my sole source of income since I was laid off at my job in finance two summers ago. At that time, I was playing NL50, which made it a less than ideal time to start, to say the least. Since then, I have played significant amounts at up to NL600 online and up to 5/10 NL live and have gotten to the point where my poker income and my confidence in my ability to improve are such that I do not intend on seeking another job. I use the extra time and freedom I have thanks to playing poker to pursue my two main hobbies, which are competitive swimming and writing. As a mandatory part, here is my graph over the past 150k hands:
As of right now, I will be offering lessons to players up to NL200 6-max. I will focus on correctly using opponents' tendencies and detailed stats to identify ways to exploit them. In the process, I will also take a look at what stats the student uses and make suggestions as to how optimize their HUD and which stats to pay attention to. This will apply to making plays that many players, especially struggling ones, at NL200 and below have trouble with, such as floating, 3betting, responding to 3bets, multiple barrel bluffs and value bets, as well as making correct folds.
At this time, I will be doing only individual lessons and lesson packages, though that may change later. I will set my hourly rate in subsequent posts. For now, since this is my first coaching offer on this site, I will offer a first-time special. I am offering one two-hour session for $100. We will start off with a short discussion of the student's game and areas that he or she wants to focus on during the lesson. After that, we will do an hour-long play session where I will observe the student play. We will conclude with a final analysis of the session with specific attention given to the areas the student wanted to focus on at the outset. If we run over the allotted time, I will obviously not expect any additional payment. Finally, if the student wishes, I will offer another one-hour session for another $50, either right then or at a later date, where the student can sweat me 4-tabling their stakes and commenting on my play.
Since this is a good offer as far as poker lessons go, I will not pick the student on first come first serve basis. Instead, I will wait a few days, while reposting this a couple of times, to see who applies and then pick one person.
If you are interested, send me a PM and include the following:
-What stakes you play (up to NL200) and a brief summary of your poker history.
-Your own honest assessment of how you are doing.
-Your poker goals for the next few months.
-What you hope to gain from the lesson.
Finally a few administrative details:
-The lesson will take part, preferably, early in February.
-Payment is due immediately before the start of the lesson. I will accept Stars or Full Tilt transfer.
-We will use Skype to talk and screen-sharing software so that I can see what you are doing, so make sure you have a microphone (duh).
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