[09:45 UTC-4]
[+63*F....rain....winds north@10 mph....relative humidity 89%....barometric pressure is rising]
Got a pretty typical start to the day....logged on to play some Poker @05:52.....being the weekend I was expecting a delay....but got right on a table....and for a brief time it was just me and the dealer....1 hand head up....then a third arrived and for the next 40 minutes [+/-] it was a 3 handed game....briefly 4 and sometimes 2....the numbers stayed about the same but the "faces" were changing often....then with-in two hands it was a 6 handed game....for the next 20 minutes [+/-]....and then to the end of the session back to a table of three....first 40 minutes....a decent table....not much pre-flop raising....mostly small/blind pots....but with the arrival of more players....there was among them a kamikaze....you know the type....usually comes to the table with a min-buy-in....and pre-flop splashes the pot with his/hers' whole stack....sometimes it works but generally not....and usually there are one or two other players....I call them dive bombers....who are willing to follow the kamikaze down...[call or go all-in right behind him]....but the tactic is most effective when done pre-flop....case in point....I/ve got an Eight/Seven suited in the big blind....the kamikaze is to my left....first re-action....dang....another set of good pocket cards that I won't get to play....and to my shock kamikaze just calls the big blind....maybe only the second time since he arrived....I got to see the flop for a check....flop comes....I check...he goes all-in....and 2 dive bombers follow suit....and I called....note: to all who play this way....don't wait until after the flop....because the flop might come...Five/Six/Nine....and I added a very nice pot to my stack....and yes he got me once....I flopped trip Fives....unfortunately so did he....and had me out kicked....but it's a call I would have made anyways....and being up at the time I do tend to play a little looser....play hands I would generally fold....chase on the turn looking for a card to make a straight or flush....and make a 50/50 call on the river....but only if I'm "up" and only if the "price is right"....ergo....76 minutes played....116 hands played....39.3 seconds/hand....24 winners....1 out of every 4.8 hands....left with an extra 32,080$.....[no slots....pace of play way to fast].....[and after hitting the bottom amount [63'K] on the old roulette wheel 3 straight times....had a chip....nit top of the mark....for 1,680'K]
[10:00 UTC-4]
[On Facebook]
"Fall Spades": four games played....[1]....9 hands played...."we" 550 pts. + 10 bags [-100 pts] + 1 made nil bid....vs...."they" 388 pts. + 8 bags + set twice + 1 made nil bid....[2]....7 hands played....included a 15 bid hand...."they set"...."we" 531 pts. + 11 bags [-100 pts.] + 1 made nil bid....vs...."they" -9 pts. + 1 bag + set three times....[3]....7 hands played...."we" 506 pts. + 6 bags + 1 made nil bid....vs...."they" 270 pts. + 10 bags [-100 pts.] + set once + 1 made nil bid....[4] 10 hands played...."we" 512 pts. + 12 bags [-100 pts.]....vs...."they" 104 pts. + 4 bags + set four times....
[10:15 UTC-4]
[On Just Solitaire]
1] Clock: cleared all four games played today....40/40....in:[00:01:57];[00:01:33];[00:01:54]&[00:00:38][obviously some explanation is due for the time on the last game....sometimes the tableau is laid out almost perfect....I made 2 moves....auto-play engaged....and made several moves....until it hit a "block"....left me only 5 or 6 moves to clear the game]
2] Sea Towers: cleared all four games played today....52/52....in:[00:04:06];[00:04:58];[00:05:12]&[00:03:33]....
3] Crescent: after the run of mediocre games I've had the last couple of days....played three very good ones today....normally of late have played the same number of games of Crescent as I have with the above games....but after 2 good ones....decided to quit while I was ahead.....ergo....[1]....91/104 w/ 5 of the 8 foundation piles completed....[2]....94/104 w/ 6 of the 8 foundation piles completed....[3].... 98/104 w/ 6 of the 8 foundation piles completed....
[15:30 UTC-4]
[On World of Solitaire]
1] Clock[relaxed]: failed to clear any of the four games played today....best....45/48....
2] Eight Off[relaxed]: cleared all of the four games played today....52/52
3] Fan[relaxed]: cleared all of the four games played today....52/52....
4] Josephine[relaxed]: cleared all of the four games played today....104/104....
5] Klondike[relaxed][double][turn 1]: cleared all four of the games played today....104/104....
6 Tri-Peaks[hidden]: only cleared two of the four games played today....52/52....
[21:10 UTC-4]
[Day's End Poker]
Total Bank: 305'M / Net Gain Today: 2,678'K / Drops[6]&Roulette[2]: 2,646'K /
Table[1] +32,080$ / Hands Played Today: 116 / Total Hands Played: 32,486 /
[[note:1] 6 drops@21'K s/ads.& 2 roulette spins: 1@1,680'K w/chip & 1@840'K]
[[note:2] I was griping last night about hitting the bottom of the wheel 3 times in a row....well today I hit the top of the wheel twice....once with a chip....maybe I should gripe more often]
[+63*F....rain....winds north@10 mph....relative humidity 89%....barometric pressure is rising]
Got a pretty typical start to the day....logged on to play some Poker @05:52.....being the weekend I was expecting a delay....but got right on a table....and for a brief time it was just me and the dealer....1 hand head up....then a third arrived and for the next 40 minutes [+/-] it was a 3 handed game....briefly 4 and sometimes 2....the numbers stayed about the same but the "faces" were changing often....then with-in two hands it was a 6 handed game....for the next 20 minutes [+/-]....and then to the end of the session back to a table of three....first 40 minutes....a decent table....not much pre-flop raising....mostly small/blind pots....but with the arrival of more players....there was among them a kamikaze....you know the type....usually comes to the table with a min-buy-in....and pre-flop splashes the pot with his/hers' whole stack....sometimes it works but generally not....and usually there are one or two other players....I call them dive bombers....who are willing to follow the kamikaze down...[call or go all-in right behind him]....but the tactic is most effective when done pre-flop....case in point....I/ve got an Eight/Seven suited in the big blind....the kamikaze is to my left....first re-action....dang....another set of good pocket cards that I won't get to play....and to my shock kamikaze just calls the big blind....maybe only the second time since he arrived....I got to see the flop for a check....flop comes....I check...he goes all-in....and 2 dive bombers follow suit....and I called....note: to all who play this way....don't wait until after the flop....because the flop might come...Five/Six/Nine....and I added a very nice pot to my stack....and yes he got me once....I flopped trip Fives....unfortunately so did he....and had me out kicked....but it's a call I would have made anyways....and being up at the time I do tend to play a little looser....play hands I would generally fold....chase on the turn looking for a card to make a straight or flush....and make a 50/50 call on the river....but only if I'm "up" and only if the "price is right"....ergo....76 minutes played....116 hands played....39.3 seconds/hand....24 winners....1 out of every 4.8 hands....left with an extra 32,080$.....[no slots....pace of play way to fast].....[and after hitting the bottom amount [63'K] on the old roulette wheel 3 straight times....had a chip....nit top of the mark....for 1,680'K]
[10:00 UTC-4]
[On Facebook]
"Fall Spades": four games played....[1]....9 hands played...."we" 550 pts. + 10 bags [-100 pts] + 1 made nil bid....vs...."they" 388 pts. + 8 bags + set twice + 1 made nil bid....[2]....7 hands played....included a 15 bid hand...."they set"...."we" 531 pts. + 11 bags [-100 pts.] + 1 made nil bid....vs...."they" -9 pts. + 1 bag + set three times....[3]....7 hands played...."we" 506 pts. + 6 bags + 1 made nil bid....vs...."they" 270 pts. + 10 bags [-100 pts.] + set once + 1 made nil bid....[4] 10 hands played...."we" 512 pts. + 12 bags [-100 pts.]....vs...."they" 104 pts. + 4 bags + set four times....
[10:15 UTC-4]
[On Just Solitaire]
1] Clock: cleared all four games played today....40/40....in:[00:01:57];[00:01:33];[00:01:54]&[00:00:38][obviously some explanation is due for the time on the last game....sometimes the tableau is laid out almost perfect....I made 2 moves....auto-play engaged....and made several moves....until it hit a "block"....left me only 5 or 6 moves to clear the game]
2] Sea Towers: cleared all four games played today....52/52....in:[00:04:06];[00:04:58];[00:05:12]&[00:03:33]....
3] Crescent: after the run of mediocre games I've had the last couple of days....played three very good ones today....normally of late have played the same number of games of Crescent as I have with the above games....but after 2 good ones....decided to quit while I was ahead.....ergo....[1]....91/104 w/ 5 of the 8 foundation piles completed....[2]....94/104 w/ 6 of the 8 foundation piles completed....[3].... 98/104 w/ 6 of the 8 foundation piles completed....
[15:30 UTC-4]
[On World of Solitaire]
1] Clock[relaxed]: failed to clear any of the four games played today....best....45/48....
2] Eight Off[relaxed]: cleared all of the four games played today....52/52
3] Fan[relaxed]: cleared all of the four games played today....52/52....
4] Josephine[relaxed]: cleared all of the four games played today....104/104....
5] Klondike[relaxed][double][turn 1]: cleared all four of the games played today....104/104....
6 Tri-Peaks[hidden]: only cleared two of the four games played today....52/52....
[21:10 UTC-4]
[Day's End Poker]
Total Bank: 305'M / Net Gain Today: 2,678'K / Drops[6]&Roulette[2]: 2,646'K /
Table[1] +32,080$ / Hands Played Today: 116 / Total Hands Played: 32,486 /
[[note:1] 6 drops@21'K s/ads.& 2 roulette spins: 1@1,680'K w/chip & 1@840'K]
[[note:2] I was griping last night about hitting the bottom of the wheel 3 times in a row....well today I hit the top of the wheel twice....once with a chip....maybe I should gripe more often]
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