Comments on: Meet Isildur1 Mystery whale intends to file complaint over losing session http://pokerati.com/2009/12/23/meet-isildur1-mystery-whale-intends-to-file-complaint-with-full-tilt/ Texas Hold'em and Las Vegas WSOP Poker Blog, now with PLO too! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 21:03:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: zachdealer http://pokerati.com/2009/12/23/meet-isildur1-mystery-whale-intends-to-file-complaint-with-full-tilt/comment-page-1/#comment-174963 zachdealer Sat, 26 Dec 2009 03:03:32 +0000 http://pokerati.com/?p=14345#comment-174963 He didn't ask for his pictures or if he ever played any big live games..... He didn’t ask for his pictures or if he ever played any big live games…..

]]> By: pokerbusinessman http://pokerati.com/2009/12/23/meet-isildur1-mystery-whale-intends-to-file-complaint-with-full-tilt/comment-page-1/#comment-174957 pokerbusinessman Thu, 24 Dec 2009 21:36:48 +0000 http://pokerati.com/?p=14345#comment-174957 Chances are he is just another "flavor of the month". Out of a thousand people taking chances, a few are bound to be lucky. Nothing beats consistency long term. Let's see what he does in the years to come. Chances are he is just another “flavor of the month”. Out of a thousand people taking chances, a few are bound to be lucky. Nothing beats consistency long term. Let’s see what he does in the years to come.

]]> By: DanM http://pokerati.com/2009/12/23/meet-isildur1-mystery-whale-intends-to-file-complaint-with-full-tilt/comment-page-1/#comment-174942 DanM Wed, 23 Dec 2009 21:51:22 +0000 http://pokerati.com/?p=14345#comment-174942 ***Tony G isn’t the typical NVGtard, and he’s been saying it’s Viktor Blom all along.*** Indeed, Tony G is more reliable than most, particularly considering that his news outfit got the interview. So I won't be shocked if Blom (whoever that is) is who it turns out to be ... but I wouldn't bet any money on it either. ***Tony G isn’t the typical NVGtard, and he’s been saying it’s Viktor Blom all along.***

Indeed, Tony G is more reliable than most, particularly considering that his news outfit got the interview. So I won’t be shocked if Blom (whoever that is) is who it turns out to be … but I wouldn’t bet any money on it either.

]]> By: Beanie http://pokerati.com/2009/12/23/meet-isildur1-mystery-whale-intends-to-file-complaint-with-full-tilt/comment-page-1/#comment-174941 Beanie Wed, 23 Dec 2009 21:46:27 +0000 http://pokerati.com/?p=14345#comment-174941 I would never give this opinion on 4 because it would be shouted down. You don't here him complaining about the 2 million he won off of Townsend who is supposedly the one that was cheating him. To say that you don't look at HH's is just a brag, he should have, other people did. To say that they weren't available to him is wrong, they obviously were. He didn't lose because people had data on him, he lost because he ran against someone uber-hot and he was on tilt. He had many other sessions where he went on tilt and came out unscathed. He and Durrrr have the same exact problem, they don't know win to quit. You can say what you want about loss limits but I don't think any of these guys have a monster edge over one another unless one gets his nose opened. If your nose is open, you should leave, plain and simple. If I lost 4 million though I am sure I would like to whine it back too. For Dan, in this instance FTP created an unenforceable rule (remember my steroid analogy) he had the same information available to him that those guys did. FTP should be blamed for not protecting him and creating a rule that would put players at a disadvantage. Even in the scenario that I have presented with non-observable tables do you really think he wouldn't have sat with all those guys to protect his identity? Of course he would have. I would never give this opinion on 4 because it would be shouted down. You don’t here him complaining about the 2 million he won off of Townsend who is supposedly the one that was cheating him. To say that you don’t look at HH’s is just a brag, he should have, other people did. To say that they weren’t available to him is wrong, they obviously were. He didn’t lose because people had data on him, he lost because he ran against someone uber-hot and he was on tilt. He had many other sessions where he went on tilt and came out unscathed.

He and Durrrr have the same exact problem, they don’t know win to quit. You can say what you want about loss limits but I don’t think any of these guys have a monster edge over one another unless one gets his nose opened. If your nose is open, you should leave, plain and simple.

If I lost 4 million though I am sure I would like to whine it back too.

For Dan, in this instance FTP created an unenforceable rule (remember my steroid analogy) he had the same information available to him that those guys did. FTP should be blamed for not protecting him and creating a rule that would put players at a disadvantage. Even in the scenario that I have presented with non-observable tables do you really think he wouldn’t have sat with all those guys to protect his identity? Of course he would have.

]]> By: DanM http://pokerati.com/2009/12/23/meet-isildur1-mystery-whale-intends-to-file-complaint-with-full-tilt/comment-page-1/#comment-174940 DanM Wed, 23 Dec 2009 21:46:09 +0000 http://pokerati.com/?p=14345#comment-174940 *** If he’s so interested in filing a complaint like he mentions in part 1, why is he back playing on FTP, from $50,000 he was staked from a friend? *** I don't think he's THAT interested ... but hey, if a rule's a rule. If a player with a superior hand to me makes a mistake and mucks prematurely, awarding me the pot, I'm not re-shipping the pot. *** If he’s so interested in filing a complaint like he mentions in part 1, why is he back playing on FTP, from $50,000 he was staked from a friend? ***

I don’t think he’s THAT interested … but hey, if a rule’s a rule. If a player with a superior hand to me makes a mistake and mucks prematurely, awarding me the pot, I’m not re-shipping the pot.

]]> By: Kevin Mathers http://pokerati.com/2009/12/23/meet-isildur1-mystery-whale-intends-to-file-complaint-with-full-tilt/comment-page-1/#comment-174939 Kevin Mathers Wed, 23 Dec 2009 21:29:38 +0000 http://pokerati.com/?p=14345#comment-174939 Tony G isn't the typical NVGtard, and he's been saying it's Viktor Blom all along. Isildur's lack of bankroll management, not studying hand histories, playing his "worst" game for multiple tables of 500/1k, and lack of discipline means this was bound to happen. Isildur had a -3m day back in November, losing mostly to Antonius and Ivey. He then ran up his "last" $50,000 into over $1.6m, then running that up even further before he ran into Hastings and company. If he's so interested in filing a complaint like he mentions in part 1, why is he back playing on FTP, from $50,000 he was staked from a friend? Tony G isn’t the typical NVGtard, and he’s been saying it’s Viktor Blom all along. Isildur’s lack of bankroll management, not studying hand histories, playing his “worst” game for multiple tables of 500/1k, and lack of discipline means this was bound to happen.

Isildur had a -3m day back in November, losing mostly to Antonius and Ivey. He then ran up his “last” $50,000 into over $1.6m, then running that up even further before he ran into Hastings and company. If he’s so interested in filing a complaint like he mentions in part 1, why is he back playing on FTP, from $50,000 he was staked from a friend?

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