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Please help me analyze this graph - showdown vs. non-showdown winnings
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[QUOTE="dj11, post: 945265, member: 13851"] I have never seen Roundcat in ring so I am not sure what her graphs represent. But your take on respect interests me. I have seen you in a ring game (ok, a drunken ring game) and it didn't take long for me to learn to disrespect your game. No diss on you but it was interesting. Can I take it that you show no one any respect on the felts? Or does it play out very differently in ring. Or were you being facetious? ;) Also let me state, for the record that we tourney folks also play for $$$. While probably less ev on average, it will be the tourney folks who find life changing poker wins. Not saying this is a good or bad thing, and trust me I would love a good ring game, and am willing to grind it out day after day, but at this point I trust my limited liability tourney game over my ring game. [/QUOTE]
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