Important Message Regarding LLWS Markets. PLEASE READ!!!
With no shortage of LLWS cheating allegations over the years, it's important to note that all bets have action.
If it comes out after the fact that a team is using ineligible players, losing bets will not be refunded.
Examples:
14-year old Danny Almonte pitching for New York in 2001
The heart-warming story of the 2014 USA champs from Chicago, who were later stripped of their wins/title after it was discovered that they were using ringers from outside of their residential boundaries.
There have already been two cheating allegations from this year's regionals.
Thank you for your understanding.
This is a disgrace for the Fever organization. I guarantee that this will receive the backlash it deserves and Scott with rightfully get his clearance back.
The MLB Spaghetti Policy - Teams who will allow you to bring in a gallon ziplock bag of spaghetti 🍝 to a game.
Want to add the Phillies here too. Their policy was unclear online but we found posts this morning showing they’d allow it too.
@CorkCutter One of the sharpest guys in the space pretends he’s in Japan.
The Venn diagram between weirdos and people who have winning models is a perfect circle
@AbnormallyDist You pretending like you're posting from Japan while tweeting on a USA timeline has got to take the cake of the weirdest things anyone in the gambling twitter space has ever done
Week 26:
Total on account: $206,288
Cash games including rakeback: +$7,922
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Back with the big update. I wanted to overcome my downswing before posting again, so it took me a little while. Ran very hot the last few days as shown below, but the graphs on GGpoker look way better than they are in reality.
At $10/$20 on GGpoker, we raked a whopping $39,000 over 15,600 hands, so what looks like a decent graph ends up being down -$21,400. Luckily, the results at the higher stakes were better!
For $25/50, we played 809 hands and banked $17,716 after rake and rakeback. As mentioned, I'll try to finish the challenge this year and made some drastic changes to accomplish this. I've been adding some networks, and the results there are included in the snapshots too.
As for results outside of the challenge, I cannot complain whatsoever. A screenshot of my results at 25/50 on GGpoker is also included in this post.
Donating $100,000 if I do finish the challenge before the end of the year is just a way to motivate myself. I've been financially independent for a while, so it can help give yourself another reason to keep on doing what you are doing.
As for the current landscape of poker, I think by "only" winning $98,000 within my challenge, it shows that things got harder and more competitive. I'll have to push a little bit harder to make it work, and I'll either achieve the goal or have to conclude that I don't have the motivation/skill to compete with the best in the world.
I'll also try to make the content a bit lighter than it has been with the posts. I have a great life, and it's important to show my gratitude for all the things that I got. As with anyone who is successful, I had many breaks in my career. For instance, finding the right people when I went broke at 19 years old.
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