daniel Negreanu.cash game stats

ZZR1100

Date Limit Hours Result
Feb 6 1500-3000 7 +45,600
Feb 21 4000-8000 8 -251,000
Feb 22 4000-8000 8 -190,000
Feb 26 4000-8000 5 +598,000
Mar 1 4000-8000 31 -114,000
Mar 18 2000-4000 2.5 + 16,500
Mar 30 2000-4000 5.5 + 25,300
Apr 9 100-200 NL 1.5 + 1,200
Apr 15 2000-4000 3 + 78,000
Apr 16 4000-8000 6 +120,000
April 29 80-160 5 + 5,200
May 1 40-80 1 + 1,400
May 4 80-160 .5 + 700
Totals 84 +336,900
Hourly Rate= $4010.71

he is also playing barry greenstein in 9 mixed game 500k heads up matches.
2. 1 to barry at the moment

Dave

You really need to distance yourself from the value of money when you're playing those stakes. Losing 250k in one session is mental.

NickyOD

:eek: That session on Feb 26th is incredible. 74BBs at 4000/8000 limit holdem. Over half a mil. holy ****ing ****.

Hectorjelly

NickyOD wrote:

:eek: That session on Feb 26th is incredible. 74BBs at 4000/8000 limit holdem. Over half a mil. holy ****ing ****.

Whats crazy about that, Ive lost more than 300bbs in one limit session

Imposter

NickyOD wrote:

:eek: That session on Feb 26th is incredible. 74BBs at 4000/8000 limit holdem. Over half a mil. holy ****ing ****.

Wasn't Hector in town around then?

NickyOD

Hectorjelly wrote:

Whats crazy about that, Ive lost more than 300bbs in one limit session

lol. You and your 90% VPIP. :rolleyes:

ocallagh

I recommend "The Professor, The Banker and the Suicide King" by Michael Craig.

It describes how the largest cash games seen in Vegas came about. Ted Forrest, Lederer, Todd Brunson, Doyle Brunson, Jennifer Harman, Johnny Chan and others played for most, if not all of their bankrolls over a period of a few years against a lad called Andy Beal from Texas worth a few hundred million. $250,000 in one session was nothing to them.. $100,000/$200,000 Limit Holdem heads up. You get a bad run for 3 hands and you're down nearly a million!! They had $15M on one table at one stage!

When you get a bad beat, just think about Todd Brunson.. He was heads up with Andy Beal in 10k/20k Limit Holdem I think. By the turn, Andy had 2 pair, T's and 5's and Todd had the nuts, a str8 to the J. Re-raise after re-raise (Todd when asked about it later reckoned it was close to 20 re-raises) saw the pot grow to over 1M. They were both out of money and the cards were flipped.... 5 on the river. ul

NickyOD

ocallagh wrote:

$100,000/$200,000 Limit Holdem heads up.

I doubt even the highest of the high rollers would ever play this level especially shorthanded. You could easily lose 50 million in one session.

Hectorjelly

NickyOD wrote:

I doubt even the highest of the high rollers would ever play this level especially shorthanded. You could easily lose 50 million in one session.

That why they all club together to play beal.

NickyOD

Hectorjelly wrote:

That why they all club together to play beal.

Ah yes of course. NOW I remember. :rolleyes:

ocallagh

NickyOD wrote:

I doubt even the highest of the high rollers would ever play this level especially shorthanded. You could easily lose 50 million in one session.

i haven't got too far in the book... but i'm sure the pros did lose a lot.. Beal apparrently didn't care about the cash and the pros froze under the pressure.. I haven't found out who the suicide King was but am dying to fnd out. As HJ mentioned, the pros did pool together when they played 100k/200k limit.. Maybe the books full of sh*t, but it seems ligit.. And by the size of the cash games going on over here at the moment...100k/200k Limit is not so ridiculous!