The Mole

[morlspin]

Just as well ive found you £19 a night travelodges mate innit!

[the mole]

Originally Posted by aldric

I hope you have stopped getting all the bad beats??

I've had a dreadfull 2 months ( i suppose it had to happen sometime) wouldn't mind so much but the bad beats fairly knock my confidence. I have spoken to quite a few winning players who are saying the same thing, one in particular from Denmark was telling me he felt some of his beats were just unreal so he looked back and analysed his HH the last 100 hands where he was going in as a big favourite he lost 90, usually its the other way around. I found much the same.

On the brighter side i seem to be on a good run at the moment at the lower stakes and my hands are holding up so perhaps the worst is over

Also one of the other big players and myself have a little challenge going we both opened a new account and deposited 200 euro on wednesday, i played 2 sessions on it yesterday and i'm now at 2200 euro he is at 1100, we only play for the same amount of time. I have found this to be good for me and my game as it brings back the confidence and it makes me knuckle down a bit more.

[glceud]

Originally Posted by the mole

Also one of the other big players and myself have a little challenge going we both opened a new account and deposited 200 euro on wednesday, i played 2 sessions on it yesterday and i'm now at 2200 euro he is at 1100, we only play for the same amount of time. I have found this to be good for me and my game as it brings back the confidence and it makes me knuckle down a bit more.

New account= New Nic = no one has "poker tracked" you. Easy money eh?
What stakes did you run that up in? Tidy sum to us mere mortals

[aldric]

Sorry to hear about your bad run but on the positive side it must be nice to get the 'winning' feeling back again and give you confidence for going forward

As Glceud said, if people don't know you it makes it a whole lot easier!!

[the mole]

Originally Posted by glceud

New account= New Nic = no one has "poker tracked" you. Easy money eh?
What stakes did you run that up in? Tidy sum to us mere mortals

I started at 25/50 c two tables and one 1/2 table with 100eu left this table with 1200 so decided to stick to 1/2 for now. Next session i will probably look for a good 5/10 table and go in half stack see how that goes.

Apart from what you said The other benefit i have is i have played at all the levels, so i understand the game at each one, its a lot easier than climbing up into the unknown.

[aldric]

Originally Posted by the mole

Apart from what you said The other benefit i have is i have played at all the levels, so i understand the game at each one, its a lot easier than climbing up into the unknown.

I guess the only problem climbing up for you now is that the money doesn't mean quite so much either? when you first climbed the levels I imagine each stage was progressively 'scary'.

Especially as from what I read you didn't have strict bankroll management initially?

[the mole]

Originally Posted by aldric

I guess the only problem climbing up for you now is that the money doesn't mean quite so much either? when you first climbed the levels I imagine each stage was progressively 'scary'.

Especially as from what I read you didn't have strict bankroll management initially?

In a way you are right but its quite amazing how serious i was taking it , the first pot i won was 22 eu and i was delighted. I think its a good way of grounding myself and taking it all more serious as i was getting a bit carried away with myself thinking i was invincible ( thats another reason for losing so much). So i think this challenge can only do me good.

BR management is all about how you feel personally i don't think there should be a black and white rule on it, so long as you can afford to lose then its down to yourself how much risk you want to take.

[aldric]

Originally Posted by the mole

In a way you are right but its quite amazing how serious i was taking it , the first pot i won was 22 eu and i was delighted. I think its a good way of grounding myself and taking it all more serious as i was getting a bit carried away with myself thinking i was invincible ( thats another reason for losing so much). So i think this challenge can only do

I am impressed you are able to do that as the 22 Euro is not for off the big blind in your usual game

I think thats everyones problem the more they win (no matter whether its poker of chess!) the more confidence they get until you invariably get way too confident / cocky.

I assume there are many people that have got to your level in the past and have started losing but have been too stubborn to drop down to get their game back.

Nice one

PS are you going to the PL meet in Edinburgh?!

[the mole]

Originally Posted by aldric

I am impressed you are able to do that as the 22 Euro is not for off the big blind in your usual game

I think thats everyones problem the more they win (no matter whether its poker of chess!) the more confidence they get until you invariably get way too confident / cocky.

I assume there are many people that have got to your level in the past and have started losing but have been too stubborn to drop down to get their game back.

Nice one

PS are you going to the PL meet in Edinburgh?!

The racing meet? yes i think i will, i was talking to paul on sunday and he mentioned it. Going to Kelso this sunday, i have no clue with horses so any tips would be welcome

[aldric]

Originally Posted by the mole

i have no clue with horses so any tips would be welcome

Im sure someone from the ATR will be able to assist with that!!

Probably see you at the meet, not far from me

[luckyflop]

hi guys,

its my first post, I was reading a questions and answers thread about the Mole last night, but i want to get back to it now and just cannot remember how, could someone help please i think it was from 3 years or so back

thanks

[GotaFancy?(BPP)]

to the Lounge

Is this the thread you're looking for? The Mole

[luckyflop]

hya GotaFancy, yes thats the one thanks, I see now its just below on this page, i was searching years back, plus the site is really big and I didnt know where to start but thanks again,

its a very good read, and can take you into the mind of a mid/high stakes cash player,

I play cash and tornys, my cash games range from 50c/1$nl to$2.50/$5 and have found succsess at grinding 10 seater games out, but the real money is in the short handed games this is why i am trying to study the moles game, although his game is attack and not grinding that will take alot of ajusting to,

ok thanks again for your help

[GotaFancy?(BPP)]

I think trying to copy the mole is very difficult - he's lucky in that he's naturally gifted at poker - he's only ever deposited $50 once (I think ) and turned that into his millions!! He doesn't study poker, he doesn't analyse his game - he just instinctivly knows the right thing to do - instinct isn't something that can be copied - and for the rest of us it will take a lot of study and hard work to get to half the level he's at.....

[luckyflop]

Originally Posted by GotaFancy?

I think trying to copy the mole is very difficult - he's lucky in that he's naturally gifted at poker - he's only ever deposited $50 once (I think ) and turned that into his millions!! He doesn't study poker, he doesn't analyse his game - he just instinctivly knows the right thing to do - instinct isn't something that can be copied - and for the rest of us it will take a lot of study and hard work to get to half the level he's at.....

hya m8, I been playing this game along time now, and I know its almost imposible to coppy players, but you can study them, and get the feel of how they play,

I have done this over the years and studyed many players, mostly the winners at the level I have been playing,

some names that some people might know over the years that I have studyed

erdnase---------- the old VC site, cash player started off $1/2 nl when i played with him over 2 years on the old VC site 5/6 years back, he had moved up to the $10/20 one of the best tight aggresive players i have seen,

2 playeres I really like at the momment are currently playing on Betfair one is ----PayMyBill if I did not know better I would say erdnase and PaymyBill was one of the same,


the other on betfair is

Rael--- mainly a full table player very tight player, but get it right 9 times out of 10 and makes a steady income

2 totaly different Ladbrokes players i like are one---Dinrosin mainly torny player but gives the impression to most playeres that he is loose and very aggresive and reckless but I have studyed him for a while now, and I dont agree he can get away from 99% of his hands and usually plays a robotic 2 and a half times blind raise in position 3/4 times out of 9 for the first 2/3rds of his game, the other player is ---Topppo a very tight torny player but a very big winner always makes his moves at the right time and 95% of the time if your in a pot with him you will be behind,

so I enjoy studying good players, i do this by playing my own games and watching there games,

it has paid off for me small time, I am a winner at poker, cash and tornys, enough to have good holidays and renew cars and pay big bills ect but my aim is to get a decent bankroll say 100k lol like most of us, but I will get there i hope lol, gl.

[WASP]

I own erdnase

[luckyflop]

Originally Posted by WASP

I own erdnase

wow m8 where is he playing his poker at now? it must 3/4 years since I saw him online, thought when the old VC changed over everyone changed thier names

can you tell me what limits he is playing now and is he still very much a big winner,

we are talking about the same erdnase here he is Scottish

[WASP]

I play against an erdnase2 on ipoker mainly at 1/2 level. I only have a 1000 hands on him but I have him as a losing player, a bit too lag, he doubled me the other night thats how why I remember the name

[luckyflop]

i really cannot see that being him he was a player that earned around 3k/5k a week playing $2/4 and alot more when he moved up the stakes

[Nade]

Well a lot can happen in 2yrs, even one, just a year ago Grimstarr was a millionaire, he's now broke.