Nanonoko

[lovenah]

Anyone heard of Nanonoko? What he does is really impressive. On how many tables can you play, simuntaneously? For me it doesnt go any further than four!

[babyfaceatl]

Randy Lew, team pokerstars pro.

He broke a guiness record first of year, like 18,000 hands played in 8 hours.

Ive watched him play like 25 cash tables at once.

Trny game is super weak though

[gametime74]

yes this guy is a true beast on the tables, the max i can do is 4 but prefer 2 or 3 max at a time..

[abwil2]

Poker is a game of people played with cards.. So how in the hell can someone play 25 tables and even have a remote chance of coming out ahead? I just dont see it..

[babyfaceatl]

after 17 million hands the decisions become routine, insta call,fold,raise. robotic almost

[SendCookies]

Poker is a game of people played with cards.. So how in the hell can someone play 25 tables and even have a remote chance of coming out ahead? I just dont see it..

Online poker is a game of math and pot odds. Considering he is 2just million + ahead over a very large sample size, i would have to say that is proof enough.

[vali1212]

Poker is a game of people played with cards.. So how in the hell can someone play 25 tables and even have a remote chance of coming out ahead? I just dont see it..

you can see every evening on pokerstars pro or not playing 10-15 tables

[xrhstos13]

nanonoko is nothing compared to jorj95

[joefine]

Poker is a game of people played with cards.. So how in the hell can someone play 25 tables and even have a remote chance of coming out ahead? I just dont see it..

He plays mid-stakes games and understands the game enough when to make moves and when not to. Take a look at at this graph and tell me it's impossible.

nanonoko-graph.jpg

[wwwrungood]

He basically plays a math game and makes decisions based on that. I dont think he'd that great of a tournament player or live player. I remember him on pokerstars challenge - w/e it was called. But u cant ignore the success hes had online.