Las Vegas Poker Player Vlogs
Gobbo other Thread got closed by the mod said it doesn't belong in the House of Blogs, hoping we can have this one witho
If Pman were successful in poker:
If memory serves, wasn’t he very successful playing those hyper turbo satellite buy ins they had at the WSOP? He seemed to be crushing those over the span of several years. Why did he give those up like he has most things he has been successful at?
I remember in one of his first videos he said he was running poorly at the time (Gee where have we heard that before) and Harry was the one doing well at those.
I’m sure he told his audience he was good at those but I’m skeptical of that claim.
If memory serves, wasn’t Trooper very successful playing those WSOP hyper turbo satellites?
That was because he was colluding and playing as a team with his friend Harry or whoever it was that he went to Biloxi with.
I remember in one of Trooper's first videos he said he was running poorly at the time (Gee where have we heard that before) and Harry was the one doing well at those.
I’m sure he told his audience he was good at those but I’m skeptical of that claim.
And Trooper was dumb enough to out himself cheating with his buddy Harry.
Note: Trooper quickly erased the vlog(s) he was dumb enough to brag about his [strike]success[/strike] cheating with Harry.
Yeah,outing his own cheating with this Harry guy at the WSOP single table satelites is some of the dumbest stuff ever-even with the Whack Pack standards.
Today Rice selectively discussed his biggest single-day earn from 2 shifts during the WSOP (Caesars and Orleans). Close to $600 for 14 hours work. So let's say he made $600 on his 3 days of doubles plus $300 a day the other 4 days = $1800/week. At 7 weeks that's around 13K rounding up. The other 45 week/year let's say he makes $750/week so @34K. So 47K per year give or take. Not bad for an Ivy League grad with an unused law degree and a statistics certificate. Plus this allows for 4 days/week most weeks for exploring ghost towns.
Of course Rice does not announce his total earn for the 7 weeks but of course cpataxpro praises him for his math skillz and states that the numbers will be helpful for others considering a career in dealing.
No wonder he no longer plays poker as these dealing numbers are massively higher than his best year's winrate. However, I am not convinced Rice ever actually was a winning player after expenses.
Today Rice selectively discussed his biggest single-day earn from 2 shifts during the WSOP (Caesars and Orleans). Close to $600 for 14 hours work. So let's say he made $600 on his 3 days of doubles plus $300 a day the other 4 days = $1800/week. At 7 weeks that's around 13K rounding up. The other 45 week/year let's say he makes $750/week so @34K. So 47K per year give or take. No
Me neither regarding him being a winning player after expences. I dont even buy the claim that he have more than 10 000 hours of livecash under his belt.That is a boatload of hours if you have a solid winrate,and it is an absurd amount if you are breaking even or losing over time.
He is lying about so much/creating his own stories to cover up his failures,so why not on stuff like this.
Vlogger Jeffpenbrook conducts a No Room Nomadic Challenge and the Venetian.
He gets free bananas from the food court. He gets a friend to buy him a steak dinner. He then sleeps behind a counter at the mall.
Finally he jumps into the waterway and is issued a one year trespassing letter.
Today Rice selectively discussed his biggest single-day earn from 2 shifts during the WSOP (Caesars and Orleans). Close to $600 for 14 hours work. So let's say he made $600 on his 3 days of doubles plus $300 a day the other 4 days = $1800/week. At 7 weeks that's around 13K rounding up. The other 45 week/year let's say he makes $750/week so @34K. So 47K per year give or take. No
I totally flubbed the arithmetic here ofc. The 1800 plus 300x4 = 3K/week for 7 weeks or 21K which is actually massive and puts him at 55K/yr. I realized this too late to edit my original post. My bad
Rice doesn’t play poker anymore because he knows he cannot sustain a positive win-rate at 1/3 after rake and expenses. He also doesn’t have the ballz to play 2/5. I wonder what kind of tipper he is?
If memory serves, wasn’t he very successful playing those hyper turbo satellite buy ins they had at the WSOP? He seemed to be crushing those over the span of several years. Why did he give those up like he has most things he has been successful at?
They made $30k in a month doing it which made it even more suspicious when people accused them of colluding.
So let's say he made $600 on his 3 days of doubles plus $300 a day the other 4 days = $1800/week. At 7 weeks that's around 13K rounding up.
I think you mean $3,000 per week and $21,000 for the 7 weeks of the summer series.
*EDIT*
Oh I just saw you already corrected yourself in a subsequent post.
