Collin Moshman Interview

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Thanks for the interview Debi! It was a lot of fun and you asked a lot of really interesting questions.

Looks like you guys have a great forum here, thanks for inviting me on.
 
Collin Moshman said:
Thanks for the interview Debi! It was a lot of fun and you asked a lot of really interesting questions.

Looks like you guys have a great forum here, thanks for inviting me on.
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Thanks for taking the time to do this I know a few of us are currently reading your sng book, taking alot from it but will probally have to re-read it a few times.

Gl for the future.
 
Great interview.

I was in stitches at the "What is ICM?" portion.

Collin vs vandweller for rollz!!!
 
Doh!

I missed this on the first read.

"But right now -yea I am actually working on another book with Douglas Zare and it's on the math of holdem."

It'll be good with a fine dry wit sprinkled throughout.
 
Great read, thanks alot dakota for organizing this and thanks Collin for taking the time to do this!
 
terrific interview Debi.

Collin great feedback, hopefully this will give me the boost i need in my Sngs
 
Thanks Dakota and Collin!! It was great to get some perspective from an expert.
 
Collin Moshman said:
Thanks for the interview Debi! It was a lot of fun and you asked a lot of really interesting questions.

Looks like you guys have a great forum here, thanks for inviting me on.
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Thank you for sharing and thanks to Deb for doing this.🙂
 
Enjoyed reading this - thanks to Mr Moshman and to Debi for doing this :top:

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Guess what i'm off to play now?....lol 😛


*One side note - on Bodog the double or nothing payout is slightly more tempting as for a $2 game you have payouts of $2, $3, $4, $5 & $6 instead of the usual one prize for all. Which i think is a little better for the players.
 
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dakota-xx said:
Cardschat - If there is 1 skill you would stress an up and comer sng player to possess what would that be?

Collin - In sng's you are going to have a ton of flips, you are going to go up and down a lot, so it just might be the stability and feeling comfortable with the swings, knowing that if you are playing well then in the long run you are going to do well.
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I really needed to hear this. This month has been brutal so far. 😎
 
Great interview. Thanks for the work on it Debi and thanks to Colin for his answers.
 
Wow, what an interview. Thanks for posting it for us to read. I found it interesting that he prefers playing on line over real live tables. There is something about being at home in your own surroundings but can't see how it could be as exciting as playing at a live table.
 
Enjoyed that, ty

Cardschat - Given that each mid-high stakes sng on average probably only contains 1 or 2 players who don't know near-perfect ICM strategy, the fact that it's seldom you come across a total fish and that it's inherently more difficult to table select in sng's as opposed to cash games, is it really possible to turn a sustainable profit in these games?

Collin - Well - I do disagree with every single one of those assumptions, but given that - I would say yes.
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I assume he didn't expand on why he disagreed with those assumptions?
 
GeoffLacey said:
Enjoyed that, ty

I assume he didn't expand on why he disagreed with those assumptions?
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No - but maybe if he stops back by and sees your question he can.
 
sweet interview. been a long week for me, wasn't able to get on the board, nice to hop on and see this though. thanks
 
I am glad everyone enjoyed this - and thanks to Collin for popping in and commenting in the thread!
 
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