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23 Feb 2007
Check it out. To be used for deposits AND withdraws!
19 Dec 2005
Heres the full link. http://fullcontactpoker.com/poker-forums/v...pic.php?t=42329 Other than this response of Daniel's though the rest of the thread is just his followers sucking his cock some more.


Someone sent me a link to some threads that have been taking place on other forums. To say "brain dead" would be a little harsh, but clearly these children are missing the obvious truth:

Let us look at an example shall we? Let's say that I am shooting free throws against somebody and am winning $95,000. The bet is simple, each shot is worth $5000, if we both make, or both miss we break even.

Now for this example, let's assume that I'm an 80% shooter from the line, while my opponent is a 67% shooter making me a favorite.

Now, my opponent is down to $5000 and asks me to LITERALLY flip a coin for it and he'll then continue shooting hoops with me.

Well, the odds would obviously be 50-50 on the coinflip. Heads I bust him, tails and I get to continue playing as a substancial favorite.

Essentially, the better player is a HUGE favorite to win the coinflip! As long as the sucker would continue to shoot hoops with me, I would win that $5000 a very high percentage of the time.

Even if the sucker made a stipulation where every time he was down to $5000 we'd flip for it, I would get that $5000.

To pass up on the proposition to flip the coin would be passing up on substancial +EV since I would essentially be getting odds on the coinflip.

I'd have a 50% chance to win it right away, but even if I lose that coinflip it would allow me to have another bet where I'll make 4 out of 5 baskets compared to my opponent who will only make 2 out of 3.


Class dismissed.


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5 Sep 2005
The chipleader has almost 4x the amount as 2nd place right now with 27 people left. Within about 10 hands he called 40k all in pf with 58 vs AQ and won, called a 3 way allin with 64 and won, and another 3 way allin with 45 and won. Also a QT vs JJ pf that he won as well. These donks like this always win these trnys it seems.
21 Jul 2005
Been looking for an hour on google for the kinst.chd file for killer instinct. Any help is appreciated............
13 Jul 2005
2005-07-13 21:40:00
Title: Gregory Rice Eliminated in 28th Place ($274,090)
Log: Gregory Rice goes all in under the gun, preflop for his last $200,000. Andrew Black reraises to $350,000. Mike Matusow calls. The flop comes 10-9-7 rainbow. Black checks. Matusow comes up firing for $450,000, and Black folds pocket Queens face up. Matusow flips over 10-10 for top set. Rice shows J-5. The turn is a 5, and the river is a Jack, giving him a very cruel two pair on the river. Rice is eliminated, and Matusow is sitting on $5,104,000 in chips.
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