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Vahepeal ammu, talvel, oli meil Silveriga plaan proovida ise merchida veidi, ning see vajus ära, sest kummalgi polnud seda reaalselt vaja, ning ma jõin liiga palju. Mõtlesin, et vaatan, kas keegi on veel huvitatud? Ma praegu liigun tööle, kuid ma kirjutan tööl väikese jutu ka kuidas see välja hakkab nägema, et kõik aru saaksid, et tegu pole sellise klanniga, et generalid lasevad rankidel ja publikul hinda bumpida ja siis dumpivad enne seda, kui limiit käes on. Kas keegi oleks huvitatud? Vajalik ei ole skill ja combat level, vajalik on ainult cash cash cash cash. Anyone?:ninja: Nii, pikem seletus siis siin: Oleks vaja umbes 10 "generali" saada, kellele koguväärtus oleks 10-15b vahel. Peale generalide oleks vaja "rank" membereid, kelle isiklik väärtus võiks olla >200m inimese peale. Ja siis on muidugi lai publik, kelle väärtus ei ole nii väga oluline, sest suurema stocki võtavad Generalid ja Rankid. Läbi klanni käib uue itemi otsimine ja leidmine- KÕIK võivad midagi välja pakkuda, ning need itemid vaadatakse üle. Generalid valivad itemi ja hakkavad stocki kokku ostma, ning seda ei saa öelda millal stock valmis on, ning kaua selleks teoreetiliselt aega läheb. Seejärel saavad rank memberid teada itemi ja hakkavad seda kokku ostma, ning täpselt 24h hiljem saavad teada kõik ülejäänud. Kuna Generalid on juba pikalt stocki ette varunud, siis nende varud on kõvasti suuremad, kui rankide ja tavaliikmete omad. Ilmselgelt kuna rankid saavad enne tavaliikmeid teada, siis nende stock on ka suurem. Tavaliikmed aga ei saa väga palju GE´st enam kätte, kuid mingil määral tilgub ikka peale. Et vältida tavaliikmete mitte itemite omandamist on Generalid sunnitud osa stockist jagama Rankidega, ning rank omakorda tavaliikmetega. See tagab ühtlase merchi ja ei jäta kedagi hätta. Tavaliikmeid ja ranke motiveerib see, et neil kõigil on oma stock, ning seda itemit edasi ostes kasvab ka nende itemite väärtus. Ühesõnaga on kõik võrdlemisi võrdseks tehtud ja peaks tagama ühtlase kasumi läbi klanni. Veel on pisiasju nagu näiteks itemcheck, et kahtlustatavad dumperid ei dumpiks enne õiget hetke jne, kuid see on juba pisem jutt ja mittevajalik. Kes sooviks proovida? Itemid mida me stockima hakkaks pole kindlasti dragon claws või gs´d. Proovime jääda ikka mõistuse piiridesse ja alustada 20-100k maksvate asjadega, kus kõik inimesed kasu saavad.
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You fold. ----- 13/20: You are in late position with AK before the flop. What do you do when two players raise ahead of you? You go all-in. ----- You fold. You call. 14/20: You play 0.50/1.00 (NL100). Suddenly you hit a downswing and start losing money. At which point do you have to move down to the 0.25/0.50 limit (NL50)? When you have $50 or less. When you have $300 or less. ----- When you have $200 or less. 15/20: You're playing a ring game with 8 other players. One of them leaves the table. What do you do? You keep playing, but leave if another opponent gets up from his seat. ----- You leave the table. You keep playing, but leave if two other opponents get up from their seats. 16/20: Good bankroll management protects you against which danger? Playing against the wrong opponents. Losing money. Going bankrupt when you suffer losses over an extended period of time. ----- 17/20: You are in early position with pocket tens before the flop. What do you do when no one raises ahead of you? You fold. ---- You raise. You call. 18/20: You raised to $0.40 before the flop. An opponent raises to $0.80 behind you. If you were to re-raise, how much would you re-raise to? $1.20 $1.60 You would go all-in.------ 19/20: You play 0.05/0.10 (NL10) with $0.10 Big Blinds. Things are going well and you've won some money. When is it time to leave the table? When you have more than $5.00 (50 Big Blinds). When you have more than $3.00 (30 Big Blinds). When you have more than $2.50 (25 Big Blinds). ----- 20/20: Finish the sentence: Even the best poker player in the world can't be successful in the long run if... he plays in limits below his bankroll. he doesn't play often enough. he plays in limits beyond his bankroll. ---- You didn't raise before the flop, then you hit a flush draw. What do you do? You check and fold to any bet. You go all-in as always. You call one bet at the most You play 0.10/0.25 (NL25). Suddenly you hit a downswing and start losing money. At which point do you have to move back down to 0.05/0.10 NL (NL10)? When you have $60 or less. When you have $50 or less. When you have $30 or less Good bankroll management protects you against which danger? Playing against the wrong opponents. Losing money. Going bankrupt when you suffer losses over an extended period of time. You are in early position with AQ before the flop. What do you do when no one raises ahead of you? You call. You raise. You fold. You're playing a ring game with 8 other players. One of them leaves the table. What do you do? You keep playing, but leave if another opponent gets up from his seat. You keep playing, but leave if two other opponents get up from their seats. You leave the table. You raised before the flop. An opponent raises behind you. What is the smallest pocket pair you can continue playing with? A pair of tens. A pair of kings. A pair of jacks. You need at least 7 opponents at a table to play the Short Stack Strategy (SSS) profitably. Is this true? Yes. No, you need at least 6 opponents at the table to play the SSS profitably. No, you need at least 8 opponents at the table to play the SSS profitably. You are in late position with AK before the flop. What do you do when two players raise ahead of you? You fold. You call. You go all-in. You play 0.05/0.10 (NL10) with $0.10 Big Blinds. Things are going well and you've won some money. When is it time to leave the table? When you have more than $5.00 (50 Big Blinds). When you have more than $2.50 (25 Big Blinds). When you have more than $3.00 (30 Big Blinds). If you suffer losses over an extended period of time, you have to move down a limit when... you only have 10 buy-ins for the next lowest limit. you only have 20 buy-ins for the next lowest limit. you only have 30 buy-ins for the next lowest limit. An opponent ahead of you raised to $0.40 before the flop. If you would re-raise, how much would you re-raise to? You would go all-in. $0.80 $1.20 You are in middle position with pocket eights before the flop. What do you do when no one has raised ahead of you? You fold. You call. You raise. One opponent raises ahead of you before the flop. What is the smallest pocket pair you can continue playing with? A pair of tens. A pair of jacks. A pair of kings. You are playing NL10 with $0.10 Big Blinds. Two opponents have called ahead of you and you want to raise. You raise to... $0.60 $0.80 $0.40 You play 0.25/0.50 (NL50) with $0.50 Big Blinds. With how much money do you sit down at the table? Please select an answer! $10.00 $5.00 $20.00 You have made some money in poker and moved up several limits. You're now considering 0.50/1.00 (NL100) $1 Big Blind games. How much do you have to have in your account before you can play at this limit? $600 $300 $400 You raised before the flop and hit top pair with queen kicker. Now it's your turn. What do you do? You check. You fold. You bet. You are in late position with pocket jacks before the flop. A player raises before you. What do you do? You call. You go all-in. You fold. Finish the sentence: Even the best poker player in the world can't be successful in the long run if... he plays in limits beyond his bankroll. he plays in limits below his bankroll. he doesn't play often enough How many buy-ins of a limit do you need to move to this limit? 25 buy-ins 20 buy-ins 30 buy-ins You have passed the quiz!
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Keegi viitsib proovida / katsetada raadiot ? iDozer FM ! ^, proovige, kui tuleb erroreid, siis postitage, tean mida muuta.
