Just listened to the Twelver one on one now.
lol you guys stink at math.
But this is definitely a good one, I like the topics that Twelver is talking about. Would definitely benefit a lot of the NL cash players here.
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by excession » Sat Dec 29, 2007 5:40 pm
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by Twelver » Sun Dec 30, 2007 8:12 pm
I got a 720 on the math portion of the SAT so... 
Mekos King (10:21:59 PM): one of the first rules of manlaw
Mekos King (10:22:06 PM): is never ever try to suck backup to a bitch
Mekos King (10:22:09 PM): who caught u cheatin
Mekos King (10:22:23 PM): unless your married and would lose like money inna divorce
Mekos King (10:22:33 PM): then u suckup just long enuf to get close enough to killer obv
Heat517163 (5:05:37 PM): black people man
Heat517163 (5:05:40 PM): they travel in packs
Mekos King (10:22:06 PM): is never ever try to suck backup to a bitch
Mekos King (10:22:09 PM): who caught u cheatin
Mekos King (10:22:23 PM): unless your married and would lose like money inna divorce
Mekos King (10:22:33 PM): then u suckup just long enuf to get close enough to killer obv
Heat517163 (5:05:37 PM): black people man
Heat517163 (5:05:40 PM): they travel in packs
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by Pok 7's » Mon Dec 31, 2007 1:16 am
Screw your SAT's
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excession for not only doing these but also for finally making a sticky with all of them on it.
FWIW I've only had the opportunity to listen to about half of 12er's but will finish it soon.
excession for not only doing these but also for finally making a sticky with all of them on it.
FWIW I've only had the opportunity to listen to about half of 12er's but will finish it soon.
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by excession » Sun Jan 20, 2008 5:32 pm
http://www.andymcnish.net/BTP/roy-twelver.MP3
apart from a couple of dropped lines and me totally messing up relating a hand somewhere in the middle, this one was pretty decent I think...topics were:
Annual review
Jaime prop bet with –shamdonk - 25 hrs/week cash games
CB’s – when not to fire one – flop texture
General 3 betting and 4 betting
Tilt control
Coaching
Value betting
Notes
apart from a couple of dropped lines and me totally messing up relating a hand somewhere in the middle, this one was pretty decent I think...topics were:
Annual review
Jaime prop bet with –shamdonk - 25 hrs/week cash games
CB’s – when not to fire one – flop texture
General 3 betting and 4 betting
Tilt control
Coaching
Value betting
Notes
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by Twelver » Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:08 pm
Mekos King (10:21:59 PM): one of the first rules of manlaw
Mekos King (10:22:06 PM): is never ever try to suck backup to a bitch
Mekos King (10:22:09 PM): who caught u cheatin
Mekos King (10:22:23 PM): unless your married and would lose like money inna divorce
Mekos King (10:22:33 PM): then u suckup just long enuf to get close enough to killer obv
Heat517163 (5:05:37 PM): black people man
Heat517163 (5:05:40 PM): they travel in packs
Mekos King (10:22:06 PM): is never ever try to suck backup to a bitch
Mekos King (10:22:09 PM): who caught u cheatin
Mekos King (10:22:23 PM): unless your married and would lose like money inna divorce
Mekos King (10:22:33 PM): then u suckup just long enuf to get close enough to killer obv
Heat517163 (5:05:37 PM): black people man
Heat517163 (5:05:40 PM): they travel in packs
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by starstealer » Sat Jan 26, 2008 7:40 pm
I have listened to them all - even listened to a couple of them twice (mostly because the first time I was interrupted by my kids, so I felt like I missed a few of the topics).
The only suggestion I could provide (and I'm not even sure if this is possible) is to normalize the voice levels. Quite often I have little issue hearing yourself or Xaston - but for some reason - Twelver seems to come in and out and I barely could understand Zmej in one of the earlier ones. I'm not real familiar with editing or the program(s) being used - so of course if this isn't possible - just isn't an option - well- just ignore it.
For topics - I'm not too picky. I'm a tournament player - so the NL topics that are frequently discussed are not too applicable - but I get what I can out of it. I certainly enjoy the rough play-by-play when it comes in. If I were to suggest something - it would be handling an average stack late in a tournament (not final table yet).
1. Building a good stack for the final table
2. Blind defense vs a CO raise, Button raise or SB raise (from short stack, average stack, big stack).
For the most part - I am fairly comfortable with building my stack - but I feel I'm getting killed on my blind defense hands (and sometimes I am - by just folding to the raises when I might've should have called...).
The only suggestion I could provide (and I'm not even sure if this is possible) is to normalize the voice levels. Quite often I have little issue hearing yourself or Xaston - but for some reason - Twelver seems to come in and out and I barely could understand Zmej in one of the earlier ones. I'm not real familiar with editing or the program(s) being used - so of course if this isn't possible - just isn't an option - well- just ignore it.
For topics - I'm not too picky. I'm a tournament player - so the NL topics that are frequently discussed are not too applicable - but I get what I can out of it. I certainly enjoy the rough play-by-play when it comes in. If I were to suggest something - it would be handling an average stack late in a tournament (not final table yet).
1. Building a good stack for the final table
2. Blind defense vs a CO raise, Button raise or SB raise (from short stack, average stack, big stack).
For the most part - I am fairly comfortable with building my stack - but I feel I'm getting killed on my blind defense hands (and sometimes I am - by just folding to the raises when I might've should have called...).
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by SebQtaneus » Sat Jan 26, 2008 11:15 pm
I would like to request that you do an interview with this guy.
Mekos King: Seb is now the way the truth and the light
Mekos King: as if we didnt know that already
Mekos King: as if we didnt know that already
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by GodlikeRoy » Sun Jan 27, 2008 3:43 am
Poker is silly.
It is not enough to be good at chess, you must also play well.
Somewhere in the world someone is training when you are not. When you race him, he will win.
It is not enough to be good at chess, you must also play well.
Somewhere in the world someone is training when you are not. When you race him, he will win.
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