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griffey24
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01-23-2007, 07:16 PM
Post subject: Biggest UPswing ever ....
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Straight Flush
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In the spirit of Jager's "biggest downswing" post, I thought It would be interesting to see what people's biggest upswings were? (and more uplifting too!)
I'm currently riding a 12 buy-in up swing at $100NL, which is a nice change, since my move from 50 to 100NL had been kicking my ass!
My biggest upswing at 100NL is my current 12 buy-in upswing, and my biggest ever is probably 14-15 buy-ins at $50NL ..
I'm curious to see if these numbers are very low compared to others. I'd imagine they would be, since my biggest downswing was also much lower than most.
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jyms
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posted this in one of my threads. 9 buy ins at $20NL in one day, 1500 hands I went on to have a 20 buy in stretch in two days before dropping 2 in the third. by far my best to date.
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griffey24
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Straight Flush
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Very nice trainer_jyms!
Seems as though most people are more willing to share their downswings than upswings!
Or maybe a good winning player might just have trouble finding where a particular upswing begins and ends... hmmm.....
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Dislexsik
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Full House
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My biggest upswing was about 25bb/100 over 10k hands at 50NL.
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Numbr2intheWorld
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right now i'm running 15BB/100 on 100NL over 9k hands
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benny999
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this shows my biggest downswing (50nl I mentioned in the other thread) followed by biggest upswing:

I lost the db that made this graph when my computer broke a while ago, but it was something like 15-20ptbb/100 over 20-30k hands- ~15 buyins at 50nl then ~50 at 100nl, good times!
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Genitruc
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I think my biggest heater in $$$ terms was this session when I was starting to play party nl400 :
hands : 290
vpip : 26.9
pfr : 15.9%
Won$WSF : 47.14
$ won : 2507.66$
ptBB/100 : 108.09
It was so short that I suppose it can't be really classified as an "upswing" but I just hit n ran and went and got drunk .
Besides that, I guess 6-max has been a pretty steady "upswing". Since starting my 1st PT database in June, I've run at 10.52 PTbb/100 over about 42k hands.
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when the vpip's are high and the value bets are like razors, who can be safe?
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Renton
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if you are a winning player, theoretically there are no "upswings" unless u mean the period between two downswings
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JL
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This was the month of December
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Genitruc
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Straight Flush
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by JL
This was the month of December

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lol pwn much?
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when the vpip's are high and the value bets are like razors, who can be safe?
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griffey24
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by Renton
if you are a winning player, theoretically there are no "upswings" unless u mean the period between two downswings
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Yah, I guess thats more of what I meant. I figured the definition of 'upswing' might vary amongst people after I posted it.
I guess for my, my definition of upswing/downswing is based on the end total of any given day. Each day I usually keep track of my roll on a site, and write notes on what I thought about my play that day. So its easy for me to see how many straight days of winning I had (number of buyins) before I had a day or two of losing a few buyins.
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