Rearden Metal appreciation thread.

Quote from ElCubano:

oh brother... get this kids nose out your ass RM.

I could find thousands of guys who would kill to become RM's clerk/apprentice, but only I hold the job so I must be doing something right...

Have a nice day! :)

-TheActionKid
 
Quote from TheActionKid:

I could find thousands of guys who would kill to become RM's clerk/apprentice, but only I hold the job so I must be doing something right...

Have a nice day! :)

-TheActionKid

Im sure you are kiddo....Im sure you are. If he doesnt need your services anymore perhaps we can find another ass for ya..:D

just kidding homeboy...keep up the good work..While I dont know RM..I really do enjoy his posts and im sure he is one hell of a guy...peace
 
Funny thread.

... tho...

Come to think of it, if bighitter was the Anti-Hero of RM...

bighitter may be a very "sane" guy in real person...

Well... "sane" may not be a good word... umm...

Socially Acceptable...

:D :D :D
 
Wow this thread has been up for days and I just now saw it. LOL.

RM is as bright as they come and a dear generous friend.
 
I'd actually like to hear some of Rearden's strategy on NL Texas Holdem. I think he's pretty kick ass at poker. I find poker frustrating (online anyway).

So how about it RM, any pointers or tips?
 
Quote from ang_99:

I'd actually like to hear some of Rearden's strategy on NL Texas Holdem. I think he's pretty kick ass at poker. I find poker frustrating (online anyway).

So how about it RM, any pointers or tips?

Yes, I was consistently among the top five Party SNG earners for a while there. The best advice I can give at this point: Don't bother with it.
The online poker easy money is long gone. The shark-to-fish ratio dried up over a year ago.

Understand this: Unless you are literally one of the most talented poker players in the world, <b>poker is like driving -> If it's fun, you're doing it wrong!</b> Even if you were to put in your dues and become skilled enough to squeak out a miniscule positive EV expectancy- you'd also probably 'burn out' by then too, with poker becoming more of a tedious chore than an entertaining game.

That said, back during the Golden Age of online poker (late '03 or early '04), I made a 1/2 hour audio recording outlining my strategy for beating the Party $200+15 and $100+9 NL SNG's for a steady income of 4-figures/day (playing 3 or 4 at once). I haven't been dealt a single poker hand in over a year, but I highly doubt this strategy is <b>anywhere near</B> as valuable as it used to be. If you can offer me something I really want in trade, I'll play the recording for you.

Otherwise, Sklansky's books are pretty good.

EDIT: One last thought- My hubris might have accelerated the collapse of Party's NL SNG fish-to-shark ratio. Some guy asked if he could post some of my hand histories on his website, and for some reason, I obliged. They are still up there today. My name was Frozen_Fish and the website is http://www.tightpoker.com/visitor_histories.html .
I've heard that quite a few ambitious players have learned how to play by studying my public hand histories.

One thing is for certain: Don't expect to see any of my <b>trading</b> 'hand histories' posted on the web!
 
Quote from Rearden Metal:

Yes, I was consistently among the top five Party SNG earners for a while there. The best advice I can give at this point: Don't bother with it.
The online poker easy money is long gone. The shark-to-fish ratio dried up over a year ago.

Understand this: Unless you are literally one of the most talented poker players in the world, <b>poker is like driving -> If it's fun, you're doing it wrong!</b> Even if you were to put in your dues and become skilled enough to squeak out a miniscule positive EV expectancy- you'd also probably 'burn out' by then too, with poker becoming more of a tedious chore than an entertaining game.

That said, back during the Golden Age of online poker (late '03 or early '04), I made a 1/2 hour audio recording outlining my strategy for beating the Party $200+15 and $100+9 NL SNG's for a steady income of 4-figures/day. I haven't been dealt a single poker hand in over a year, but I highly doubt this strategy is <b>anywhere near</B> as valuable as it used to be. If you can offer me something I really want in trade, I'll play the recording for you.

Otherwise, Sklansky's books are pretty good.

EDIT: One last thought- My hubris might have accelerated the collapse of Party's NL SNG fish-to-shark ratio.
Some guy asked if he could post some of my hand histories on his website, and for some reason, I obliged.
They are still up there today. My name was Frozen_Fish and the website is http://www.tightpoker.com/visitor_histories.html .
I've heard that quite a few ambitious players have learned how to play by studying my public hand histories.

One thing is for certain: Don't expect to see any of my <b>trading</b> 'hand histories' posted on the web!


I agree with you about the "having fun" part, funny thing is, I'm not not good (I can hang around a while) and still find it incredibly boring even when I'm up. Like you said its like playing checkers...

But yeah, I already took your advice not to bother with it. I actually burned through my last 20 bucks tonight so I dont have any excuses to log on anymore. :p
 
RM knows his stuff when it comes to the markets. he speaks his mind. he has some interesting uncommon opinions. he is definitely one of ET's best members, imo.
 
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