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Post subject: Competition - How profitable can you be in 10000 poker hands
Posted: Sep 05, 2008 - 04:26 AM
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Hi,
Im starting a competition where Im challenging everyone to see who will be the most profitable player after 10000 hands. I will be giving the following prizes:
1st - $80
2nd - $60
3rd - $40
4th - $20
5th - $10
Read all the details and how to join in my blog (not sure if I can post links here...)
I will keep you posted of my own performance!
Best regards,
Tuk |
_________________ The Father of the TukTuk Poker Model
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Post subject: Competition - How profitable can you be in 10000 poker hands
Posted: Sep 05, 2008 - 01:24 PM
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Post subject: Competition - How profitable can you be in 10000 poker hands
Posted: Sep 05, 2008 - 01:28 PM
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Admin wrote: 10000 hands? Thats quite a lot to play to win $10??  I believe that only playing 10000 hands you can remove some of the variance and really see your poker skills. I know its a lot, specially for a beginner, but if you play for a while and more than 1 table at the same time then you should be able to play those 10k hands in a short period of time. What do you think?
I would love to see you joining!
Best regards,
Tuk |
_________________ The Father of the TukTuk Poker Model
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Post subject: Competition - How profitable can you be in 10000 poker hands
Posted: Sep 07, 2008 - 05:33 AM
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Just a quick reminder to say that the competition will start tomorrow and it will be running for 1 month and during that period you can always join!
Looking forward to see you there!
Best regards,
Tuk |
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Post subject: Competition - How profitable can you be in 10000 poker hands
Posted: Oct 22, 2008 - 12:08 AM
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Hello community,
Its been a while now and my life is being quite active lately (Im actually in Shenzhen at the moment on a business trip)
I have checked my email and for my big disappointment I didn't receive any reply from those who registered on my 10000 hands promotion until today (12 days after the deadline). That's really bad and now I'm trying to understand what went wrong...
Was the target of 10000 hands to high for the period of time defined? I mean I did it but I also played several tables at the same time as I have already some experience but maybe for a beginner that's something you definitely don't do so basically if you play 1 table, lets say on average 40 hands per hour that actually means you would have to play about 8 hours every day... a little bit to much! So I need to rethink this promotion and create something that can be a challenging but realistic. If poker is a hobby for most of us then lets say you can play 2 hour per day during the weekdays and 3 hours on the weekend days. Also assuming that you can play 2 tables at the same time (otherwise I think that even for beginners poker online will be to slow) then to be able to play 10000 hands you would need 2 months!
Another reason could be the fact that beginners will not have immediate access to download poker elephant and/or they dont know or where can they get their poker hands. A quick explanation - for the poker hands in most of the sites they will be stored in a folder inside the place where you have installed the software. As 1 example for PokerStars my hands are saved in C:\Program Files\PokerStars\HandHistory, for Party Poker in C:\Program Files\PartyGaming\PartyPoker\HandHistory, etc..
So if this is the problem and the reason why you didn't send me your statistics just send me a quick email and I will reconsider your results. I will be able to upload them on poker elephant I create your graph and see your result.
Could it be because I'm locking the promotion to a specific type limit and type of game i.e. just because I play no limit holdem doesn't mean that the other also want to play that... And maybe I should use a different measurement like BB/100 i.e. how many big blinds you generated per each 100 hands. Then everyone could play at any limit and type of game.
Could it be lack of trust? I still have the feeling that most people that read my posts in forums and in the poker rooms don't trust me or don't believe in what I'm doing... I have no clue how to change that...
So I'm thinking that when I'm back home I will probably relaunch this promotion but on a different format. Please feel free to send me your comments and suggestions to make the next 10000 hands promotion a successful one!
The 1st 10000 hands promotion is now officially closed and unfortunately I have no results or winners to announce. The money will be reused for the next one.
Looking forward to receive your ideas and comments!!! |
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