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dinoroxxx
Rising Star
Silver Level
Sorta long post warning...
Okay so last night I got to thinking about live play v. online and replayed my times at the tables and I remembered these two old pros at the LHE tables I used to play against. They pooled their money and kept two stacks in continual play. They were permitted to do this by the Horseshoe bosses as long as the dealers informed the table that the stacks they were on would be played by multiple players (2) and would not leave (I also think they were prop players for the Shoe as well). They kept a 10/20 stack going and a 4/8 stack going (lowest stake at the Shoe). They would take turns as their exhaustion rates would increase (4/8 was much less stressful and crazy loose).
Now here's where I'm going with this...translating this to online poker. My girlfriend is pretty competitive TAG player and I trust her fully. Has anyone tried to put their tables up on a big screen (start with like 4 then move to 8, etc...) then divide the screen in half with one person taking the tables on the right and vice versa with one person executing orders with their trusted partner?
I thought this would be an interesting approach and if anyone has attempted.
Okay so last night I got to thinking about live play v. online and replayed my times at the tables and I remembered these two old pros at the LHE tables I used to play against. They pooled their money and kept two stacks in continual play. They were permitted to do this by the Horseshoe bosses as long as the dealers informed the table that the stacks they were on would be played by multiple players (2) and would not leave (I also think they were prop players for the Shoe as well). They kept a 10/20 stack going and a 4/8 stack going (lowest stake at the Shoe). They would take turns as their exhaustion rates would increase (4/8 was much less stressful and crazy loose).
Now here's where I'm going with this...translating this to online poker. My girlfriend is pretty competitive TAG player and I trust her fully. Has anyone tried to put their tables up on a big screen (start with like 4 then move to 8, etc...) then divide the screen in half with one person taking the tables on the right and vice versa with one person executing orders with their trusted partner?
I thought this would be an interesting approach and if anyone has attempted.