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12-08-05, 11:40 AM
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k I finally understand what you're talking about.
Well I did the 2 freerolls, which I don't think count for anything. And I've been trying to go into the Omaha H/L .25/.50 tables but they're empty. No one plays them, I know I can win in Omaha H/L I'm real good at that game, so I went to play just some regular .25/.50 Hold'em tables and made like $2.50 at first, then lost the 2.50 + another buck from the $10 that's why I wanted to know what happens if I lose the $10. thx for the info, I'm gonna go play only the .25/.50 tables from now on.
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12-08-05, 11:43 AM
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I wouldn't play the .25/.50 tables with just $10. You will be short stacked and have only like 20bb where as most people will have a couple hundred BB's.
I would go play the $2 sitngo's and build your bankroll by cashing in those. THen once you have more money, like $40-$50 then sit at those .25/.50 cash tables. At least that's what I did.
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12-08-05, 11:46 AM
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Hawt? I went to look to see how many raked hands I had so far and this is what it says:
Your Raked Hands: You have played 14 raked hands in this period (excludes hands played in the last 15 mins)
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12-08-05, 11:49 AM
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I think what might of happened, is...
Say you're in the big blind, and it gets raised really big so you fold. The two people in the hand really go out it and build a pot big enough for the .25rake. Since you have money in that pot even if it is only your .50 big blind, it counts as a raked hand for you since you were a part of it. Same thing for if you are small blind or if you fold on the flop or something like that. I just checked my raked hands and it says I have something like 44 of them so I think that must be the case. I still think you should play sitngos (specifically the 30 person $2 ones) to build your bankroll.
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12-08-05, 12:26 PM
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Yeah thats what I have been thinking of, and I might do it once I get enough of a bankroll to start playing poker on a more serious level. I know that with Bank of America you can deposit straight to your Neteller account when you go into the bank.
I talked to my dad about it and let him know that I was just deposit to withdraw my $160 and he actually seemed kind of proud, but made me promise that I would at least put the $20 back into my account.
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12-08-05, 12:48 PM
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And for good measure, you should put $25 back into your account. Good job fessing up before it became a problem
 As for the raked hands, most sites count it as a raked hand if you are DEALT IN to the hand, regardless of if you win, lose, or fold preflop. You don't have to put any money in. The hand itself just needs to be raked - at least 25 cents, in this case. |
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