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    Default Request to reviewers/experts/everyone else

    Obviously I like getting my tourneys and HHs reviewed. I get a lot out of it. I've also gotten a lot out of looking at how others play. What I'd love to see more or, is some tourneys posted by the resident experts in particular, but also everyone in general, which we can either ask questions of (like Taipans last one), or even better if they can comment on it throughout the tourney into why they played hands the way they did. That could be really cool.
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    Although I certainly don't consider myself an expert I will gladly post one of my HH's with comments. Give me a day or two to put it together.

    Another thing you may want to do is to review the SNG experiment's that have been held. These are tournaments hosted by FTR and played in by many of our regular posters. Each participant in the tourney posts the notes that they took during the game. It is a great way to see multiple thought processes during the same tournament.

    This is the latest experiment that was held - http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...ght=experiment

    The below links are from an experiment in 2006 that was broken down between NA and European players.

    Euro tourney results - http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...ght=experiment

    NA tourney results - http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...ght=experiment

    Have fun reviewing these!!!!!
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    I read through the latest experiment already. I found it very interesting, however it probably had limited application to most games, as not only was everyone an 'expert', however they all knew the others were too. Thats probably an unusual situation to be in (even as stakes go up and you expect more good players per tourney, theres always a chance someones a donk).

    I'll check the 2006 ones now though, thanks .

    And yes, you're one of the guys I'd love to see a tourney with comments from .
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    I will work on it and get it posted within the next day or two.
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    I'll also post one up over the next little while. I might have done one some months ago, I'll have a look through my older posts and see if I can find it.
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    Taking Tai's lead here is one I posted a while back with some good comments regarding some decisions I made. I will put together a recent one and will post that one as well in the next couple of days.

    http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...295&highlight=
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    I made this offer a while ago.

    Apparently one of the hurdles in running the sng experiments more frequently is the time taken to consolidate the hand histories.

    I can automate this very easily using Excel, so if anyone wants to organise another let me know.

    Might even have the numbers for an Australian time zone tourney.
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    That would be cool .

    We could do it semi-FTR'ed. I know the $5.50s have a few registering at the same time, so if we use FTR chat (or something else) we could have even just a few of us join the bottom one to be sure we all get in the same one, and play with some of us v's unknowns. Would make it interesting as we'd also see how each of us reads the unknowns/etc.
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    bump for reminders.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bjsaust
    That would be cool .

    We could do it semi-FTR'ed. I know the $5.50s have a few registering at the same time, so if we use FTR chat (or something else) we could have even just a few of us join the bottom one to be sure we all get in the same one, and play with some of us v's unknowns. Would make it interesting as we'd also see how each of us reads the unknowns/etc.
    I'd be up for it, sounds like I'd learn alot
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    working myself up to FTR fullhouse status while not giving 1 solid piece of advice
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    I am posting one now. I did not add any notes to it because it was long enough ago that I don't remember the exact situations related to reads, etc. Feel free to ask any questions regarding the HH.
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