A quick summary of my poker results for May, if you’ll allow me to indulge. Shall we let the graph speak?
What on earth is that meant to tell me? I started off poorly, then had an awesome recovery followed by a massive tilt-off, then ran hotter then fire and gradually dribbled money away for the second half of the month.
In case you didn’t bother to count it, there’s a swing of $700 in less than 2,000 hands. Variance is a bitch.
One thing I do know is that I had better luck at $3/$6 than I did at $2/4, which has to be a significant part of the reason for the net win.
I hardly even touched no limit this month. The loss was mostly down to one big hand where I flopped a nut flush draw with an inside straight draw and there were three all-ins in front of me. I’d quite like to have run that one twice like on TV but what can you do?
Are these numbers good? Who knows… but it’s better than a breakeven month, which is all I need to make money.
In addition to the $304 win, I cleared $250 of bonus and received $169 of straight rakeback. The 25,000 points I earned are worth roughly another $50 when you spend them on stuff and sell that stuff straight away on ebay. I also won $50 in the VIP freeroll. So overall, $519 back from the $670.80 I paid in rake, which is equivalent to 76% rackback. I still love this deal!
So not a bad month at all really I guess 🙂
What do you lay me that some poker site does’nt have a run it twice button by the end of the year!
The Merge Gaming network already does:
http://www.carbonpoker.com/features/dealittwice.html
They also have rabbit hunting (which is pointless when the cards are continuously shuffled until they are dealt) and expose one card.
That’s so ghey, Chris could you look at something mathsy for me? I was wondering if I had a partner playing the HUP 4 man games on stars and we split the profit, would playing as a team give us any additional mathematical advantage?
Looking into this, will form a new blog post soon 🙂
I’m always delighted when a reader crawls out of the woodwork and says “hi”, even if it is to set me some maths homework. Kevin Stevens, author of the blog Flipyouforit (check out his brilliant Online Rounders parody) swelled my known audience