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Cocco_Bill
Old 04-29-2005, 09:51 AM     Post subject: Which hands are your biggest winners/losers? #1 (permalink)  
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here are mine:

database: 48000 hands

winners:

1) AA - 1625$
2) QQ - 623$
3) KK - 379$
4) JJ - 371$
5) AKo - 350$

losers:

1) 44- -129$ (still believe this is a profitable hand, was on the receiving end of a few set over set and boat over boat hands with this one)
2) A2s- -78$(probably should quit playing it from most positions)
3) 22- -67$ (same as with 44)
4) T6o- -65$
5) A6o- -62$

It would be interesting to compare to others with a good amount of hands played.
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evovolvo
Old 04-29-2005, 04:28 PM #2 (permalink)  
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9000 hands

Winners:

1) AA
2) AQo
3) KK
4) 99

Losers:

1) QQ (3 all in suckouts, to flushes and straights)
2) KQo
3) 72o
4) 74o
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JeffreyGB
Old 04-29-2005, 04:31 PM #3 (permalink)  
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Winners:
1)QQ
2)AA
3)AKo
4)KK

Losers:
1)AQs
2)QTo
3)K4o
4)QJo
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DoGGz
Old 04-29-2005, 04:38 PM #4 (permalink)  
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Winners:

1)76o
2)76s
3)QQ
4)86s

Losers:

1)54o
2)55
3)T9o
4)87s
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Borax
Old 04-30-2005, 07:02 PM #5 (permalink)  
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8500 hands:

net winners:
AA
AQo
A9s

% winners:
AA
AKs
KK

Net loosers:
KJo
AQs
KJs
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bOy
Old 04-30-2005, 11:19 PM #6 (permalink)  

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Winner:

1. 72o +5,900
2. 93o +4,388
3. K4o +2,551

Losers:

1. AA -8,110
2. KK -4,519
3. QQ -7,226
4. AK -10,105
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Old 04-30-2005, 11:45 PM #7 (permalink)  
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bOy
Winner:

1. 72o +5,900
2. 93o +4,388
3. K4o +2,551

Losers:

1. AA -8,110
2. KK -4,519
3. QQ -7,226
4. AK -10,105
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ensign_lee
Old 05-01-2005, 03:42 AM #8 (permalink)  
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13,700 hands


Winners
99: 1115.25 (love this hand)
AA: 836.30
44: 793.83 (hadn't caught a set with it in a while, but I got one today. I renew my love for this hand)
QJs: 755.70 (my favorite hand: it's just so pretty. )
KK: 628.02
77: 577.85

Losers:
JTo: -449.75
Qto: -320.80
86o: -270.05
KTs: -260.80
53s: -240.95


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AKo: a whopping $10.60 after being dealt 144 times. :P

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Molinero
Old 05-02-2005, 05:30 PM #9 (permalink)  
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bOy
Winner:

1. 72o +5,900
2. 93o +4,388
3. K4o +2,551

Losers:

1. AA -8,110
2. KK -4,519
3. QQ -7,226
4. AK -10,105
What an intelligent post.
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Rorgg
Old 05-02-2005, 07:00 PM #10 (permalink)  

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Don't have a tracker yet, but I have to assume that 57s would be in my profitable list.

I don't often play skip suited like that, but a couple weeks ago, my wife was going over the hand chart I made for her and she asked "why is 86s on here and not 75s?"

"Well, it's probably the next best hand not on the chart. If you really want to, go nuts. Oh, look, I just got dealt 75 suited. I'll play it..."

and I flopped a flush. Cut to about 3 days later: "Hey, dear... got 75 suited again. I'm playing it!"

Flop 774. Hmm.

Then yesterday "hey, it's our pal 75 suited. Whee!"

flop comes 46J or soemthing, everyone checks, and the turn is a 3.
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RiverMonkey
Old 05-02-2005, 08:13 PM #11 (permalink)  
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rorgg
Don't have a tracker yet, but I have to assume that 57s would be in my profitable list.

I don't often play skip suited like that, but a couple weeks ago, my wife was going over the hand chart I made for her and she asked "why is 86s on here and not 75s?"

"Well, it's probably the next best hand not on the chart. If you really want to, go nuts. Oh, look, I just got dealt 75 suited. I'll play it..."

and I flopped a flush. Cut to about 3 days later: "Hey, dear... got 75 suited again. I'm playing it!"

Flop 774. Hmm.

Then yesterday "hey, it's our pal 75 suited. Whee!"

flop comes 46J or soemthing, everyone checks, and the turn is a 3.
Ok, so you got lucky with that hand alot lately.

BUT, I hope you still see it as a highly speculative, marginal hand that requires good pot (or implied) odds play it.
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Lucid
Old 05-03-2005, 07:43 AM #12 (permalink)  
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15k hands

Winners:
1) AA
2) KK
3)TT
4)88

Losers:
1)99
2)J9o
3)AKs
4)KJo
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