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first month at replay and yet a spnsor…congrats…gl…
aegla… when I first started playing replay poker 5 years ago…I saw that replay keeps track of your stasticis… like baseball… how many hands you win… how many hands you fold… I wanted to have good stats… I have played over 1/4 million hands on replay poker and my fold % is 83%… and my win % is 13%… I fell if you don’t have a hand worth betting… preflop… just toss it in the muck… I hope this advice helps you… it has worked well for me…
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you are responding to a spammer. recently there have been a bunch of posts by posters who join from the philippines and never play a hand. it is some kind of scam
Unfortunately, they don’t break it down into shorter periods. After you’ve played a few tens of thousands of hands, any changes you make won’t be reflected in the data until you play tens of thousands more.
I keep a spreadsheet for the tournaments I play that details entry fees and winnings, including rebuys, add-ons, and collected bounties. I also have categories for tournaments won, second-place finishes, final tables (excluding SnGs), and times in the money. I can see the percentage of final tables and money places I make, as well as my heads up record. I also know my overall ROI.
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scam ? for what reason ? what do they get ?
don’t know… there’s a few of them… they must be getting something, but I can’t figure it out. they join Replay, go to the forums and make a post and are never seen or heard from again. never play a hand. maybe they are bots.
I don’t think they are bots. Usually the practice for this sort of thing is to send the bots through a VPN to appear like they are real accounts coming from all over the world. Most of the spammers are in the Philippines. Also the rate that they churn out is a lot slower than if it was done with bots. I think its someone hired to do so. I have seen them advertising off site websites but only once. For the most part they seem to be promoting the Casino.org which explains why moderators either don’t do anything about it or actively refuse to acknowledge that they are fake accounts (its happened before)
I’m from Oregon… this is the 1st time i gave been fooled by a Philippina’ll …