Comments for DonKraftPoker.com http://donkraftpoker.com Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:49:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Party 33$ MTT win with a twist by Sigurd http://donkraftpoker.com/party-33-mtt-win-with-a-twist/58/#comment-433 Sigurd Mon, 03 Nov 2008 08:55:02 +0000 http://donkraftpoker.com/?p=58#comment-433 Haha! It is absolutely hilarious to hear how your typing gets more and more aggressive :) Haha! It is absolutely hilarious to hear how your typing gets more and more aggressive :)

]]> Comment on Results for August 2008 - poor by Kipster http://donkraftpoker.com/results-for-august-2008-poor/63/#comment-290 Kipster Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:52:26 +0000 http://donkraftpoker.com/?p=63#comment-290 Hej DonKraft Ved ikke om du har haft mulighed for at checke den nye side ud endnu, men vi har oprettet en temmelig fed blogfunktion og vi vil gerne invitere dig (sammen med en masse andre ivrige bloggere) til at lægge jeres blogs over på www.donkr.com. Check siden og hvis du har spørgsmål er du velkommen til at kontakte mig på kipster@donkr.com Hej DonKraft

Ved ikke om du har haft mulighed for at checke den nye side ud endnu, men vi har oprettet en temmelig fed blogfunktion og vi vil gerne invitere dig (sammen med en masse andre ivrige bloggere) til at lægge jeres blogs over på http://www.donkr.com.

Check siden og hvis du har spørgsmål er du velkommen til at kontakte mig på kipster@donkr.com

]]> Comment on Party 33$ MTT win with a twist by Sue http://donkraftpoker.com/party-33-mtt-win-with-a-twist/58/#comment-211 Sue Sat, 09 Aug 2008 15:29:50 +0000 http://donkraftpoker.com/?p=58#comment-211 Hey Donkraft! Do you do player coaching? I am interested, please contact me. best regards Daneil Hey Donkraft!

Do you do player coaching? I am interested, please contact me.

best regards

Daneil

]]> Comment on Four screen setup by DonKraft http://donkraftpoker.com/four-screen-setup/49/#comment-181 DonKraft Sat, 19 Jul 2008 10:53:15 +0000 http://donkraftpoker.com/four-screen-setup/49/#comment-181 You are right about the main monitor etc. I do sometimes miss action to the far right, but that is the screen I use for starting new tables, so not that big a deal. I have been looking into getting a setup that puts two monitors on top of each other (so it would be 2x2), since that would put less stress on neck and wrist, but I have not found anything that was really useful for the monitors I already have... As for the 30" vs. several small monitors, I think I will write a blog post on it one of these days. You are right about the main monitor etc.

I do sometimes miss action to the far right, but that is the screen I use for starting new tables, so not that big a deal.

I have been looking into getting a setup that puts two monitors on top of each other (so it would be 2×2), since that would put less stress on neck and wrist, but I have not found anything that was really useful for the monitors I already have…

As for the 30″ vs. several small monitors, I think I will write a blog post on it one of these days.

]]> Comment on Four screen setup by Sigurd http://donkraftpoker.com/four-screen-setup/49/#comment-180 Sigurd Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:31:53 +0000 http://donkraftpoker.com/four-screen-setup/49/#comment-180 This is just sick! It looks like you have a "main monitor" in the middle, and then 1 on the left and 2 on the right. Are you still seeing all the action on the monitor to the far right? Also, have you made any thoughts on getting a 30'' monitor vs. lost of "small" monitors? This is just sick!

It looks like you have a “main monitor” in the middle, and then 1 on the left and 2 on the right. Are you still seeing all the action on the monitor to the far right?

Also, have you made any thoughts on getting a 30” monitor vs. lost of “small” monitors?

]]> Comment on Results for March 2008 - switching from speed to regular by Freddy http://donkraftpoker.com/results-for-march-2008/41/#comment-68 Freddy Mon, 21 Apr 2008 14:50:45 +0000 http://donkraftpoker.com/results-for-march-2008/41/#comment-68 Sounds solid, even though in poker variance will never let you know what roi you are actually playing with :) Hope you can keep your roi though, maybe you want to look more into your pof game, because imo the difference between speed and reg should not be that big. Sounds solid, even though in poker variance will never let you know what roi you are actually playing with :)
Hope you can keep your roi though, maybe you want to look more into your pof game, because imo the difference between speed and reg should not be that big.

]]> Comment on Results for March 2008 - switching from speed to regular by DonKraft http://donkraftpoker.com/results-for-march-2008/41/#comment-64 DonKraft Sun, 20 Apr 2008 15:32:49 +0000 http://donkraftpoker.com/results-for-march-2008/41/#comment-64 Thanks for your comments, Freddy. :) I like playing the regulars much more than the speeds. I am running at 17% ROI over the first 900 22s (12-tabling), and feel this is close to sustainable. I ran at around 9% ROI for 2-3000 speeds (11s and 22s), so right now I am making a better hourly playing the regulars, so that's what I am going to keep doing for now. Thanks for your comments, Freddy. :)

I like playing the regulars much more than the speeds.

I am running at 17% ROI over the first 900 22s (12-tabling), and feel this is close to sustainable. I ran at around 9% ROI for 2-3000 speeds (11s and 22s), so right now I am making a better hourly playing the regulars, so that’s what I am going to keep doing for now.

]]> Comment on Results for March 2008 - switching from speed to regular by Freddy http://donkraftpoker.com/results-for-march-2008/41/#comment-63 Freddy Sun, 20 Apr 2008 09:30:14 +0000 http://donkraftpoker.com/results-for-march-2008/41/#comment-63 Hi, as you said you need a 50% higher roi on the regulars, which might be achievable, but not when 12 tabling i suppose... 80% of your edge are wihtin the push or fold phase so you should be happy to be there fast. (Of course it'd be nice if this phase would last longer). I love the turbo(not speeds) on party. Even faster, and still a good roi. So even I'm only 8-tabling i have a higher hourly, but on the 11$ tourneys... Should think about staying at the speeds imo ;) Keep on grindin Hi,
as you said you need a 50% higher roi on the regulars, which might be achievable, but not when 12 tabling i suppose…
80% of your edge are wihtin the push or fold phase so you should be happy to be there fast. (Of course it’d be nice if this phase would last longer).
I love the turbo(not speeds) on party. Even faster, and still a good roi. So even I’m only 8-tabling i have a higher hourly, but on the 11$ tourneys…
Should think about staying at the speeds imo ;)
Keep on grindin

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