Sunday, June 1, 2014

Vince McMahon promoter how to


Vince McMahon and Mr. McMahon same person, same way

Event Marketing / Promotion Guidelines

The following are from the on-screen character of Mr. McMahon (which, from sure source, is the same as the real-life off-screen Vince McMahon.)

Ruthless Aggression. Offered more money to buy-out the best wrestlers of rival wrestling promotions. Singlehandlely destroyed the era of wrestling territories to built the WWE into a global wrestling monopoly.

Marketing Savvy. Just think about the yearly WrestleMania extravaganza.

Creative Genius. Created several characters over the years in the WWF/WWE.

Mind Manipulation. Useful in any business negociation. That's the reason why Mr. McMahon hate attourneys so much. And that's the reason why Vince McMahon doesn't want a wrestler to bring his lawyer when he negociates a contract.

From the same sure source, Vince McMahon IS:
* Passion
* Focus
* Pay close attention to Details
* Tireless Workaholic. Work 40 hours a day.
* Always open to new ideas

Vince always got the last word on EVERYTHING.

"Doing what's best for business" is the only way to go in any business venture.

NO EGO. When it come to offering the fans what they really want. Vince McMahon have no ego, sort of speak.

Despite years of disputes and lambasting with Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, Bret Hart, Bruno Sammartino. Vince was always willing to take them back into the WWE one way or the other.

Despite the fact that post WCW debacle, Goldberg and Scott Steiner publicly stated that they will never work for the WWE and made distasteful remarks about the WWE product and Vince McMahon himself respectively. Vince signed both of them.

Vince McMahon priority was and is to offer the fans what they really wants.

He was willing to give the Ultimate Warrior what he wanted for the show to goes on. And he was willing to re-engage The Ultimate Warrior despite his unprofessional conduct and his uncooperative attitude.

And most of all, Vince McMahon signed his nemesis during the WWF vs. WCW rating war, Eric Bischoff. The same who promise to run Vince McMahon out of business.

More often than not, Vince McMahon was willing to put himself into humiliating and tasteless angles (getting his head shaved at WrestleMania, his feud against Steve Austin, Rikishi's stinkface, Kiss My Ass club...) and put his body on the line (starting his wrestler career at age 53, bleeding himself, cage match, street fight matches...) for the sake of a good storyline.

"I always do everything I do for WWF fans.” -- Vince McMahon

If I can do it you can do it
Vince doesn't hesitate to put himself and his family (Linda, Shane and Stephanie) into various wrestling angle and in-ring action for the sake of offering a good show. Vince risked injuries in the ring and bleeded himself. Vince and his daughter Stephanie were on the receiving end of a Rikishi's stinkface (rubbing his 350-pound butt crack into their faces). Linda McMahon being on the receiving end of a Steve Austin's Stone Cold Stunner. And his son Shane McMahon performed some of the most fantastic daredevil aerial stunts ever seen in the pro wrestling world (Shane's dive onto the Big Show from high Titantron), gets suplexed through glass twice and take several chair shots.

An unlikely stunt for a billionaire son.

Stick to what you do best
But Vince McMahon should learn to stick to what he knows best. You're the god of wrestling. So stick to wrestling!

"What I learned from the XFL experience is to be smarter the next time I take on the NFL." -- Vince McMahon

Here are some of Vince McMahon failed business ventures...

- WBF (World Bodybuilding Federation)
- XFL (Xtreme Football League)
- WWF New York Restaurant
- WWE Niagara Falls merchandises store
- ICOPRO (Integrated Conditioning Program) weight training supplements
- WWE Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas that never opened

- Evil Knievel Grand Canyon Jump. A closed-circuit fiasco who forced him into personal bankruptcy.
- Cape Cod Buccaneers hockey team. Also promoting concerts at his Cape Cod Colliseum
- Boxing match promotion
- Two music companies??
- Shane Productions. His first movie production company.
- WWE Fan Nation/Universe online social network
- not to forget Linda McMahon's two Senate runs in Connecticut

"I'm not afraid of failure. I'm not afraid to fail. I hate failure, I love to succeed. But I wouldn't say I'm afraid of it."
- Vincent K. McMahon

“I’m not afraid of failure. I’m not afraid to fail. I hate failure, I love to succeed. But I wouldn’t say I’m afraid of it,” – Vincent K. McMahon

Vince McMahon should stick to Sports Entertainment. Just like any of us should specialize in one domain and stick to it. Don't become a jack of all trades, master of none.

But who the fuck I am to criticize the god of wrestling?

Article written by me, PYGOD, and originally published in my Combat / Strength sports blog StrengthFighter.com
Article link: http://www.strengthfighter.com/2013/12/vince-mcmahon-promoter-how-to.html

http://mvbprowrestlingmma.blogspot.ca/2011/04/vince-mcmahon-is-about-to-go-down-in.html
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/395345-genius-not-so-fast-vince-mcmahons-five-biggest-flops#/articles/395345-genius-not-so-fast-vince-mcmahons-five-biggest-flops/page/2

http://www.wrestlingperspective.com/positioning.html
http://whatculture.com/wwe/15-things-wwe-wants-forget-vince-mcmahon.php

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Friday, May 30, 2014

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Monday, May 19, 2014

'Isildur1' Viktor Blom playing style

Hyper-aggressive
Unpredictable

"I deposited $2,000 and within three weeks I had $2 million."

Large bet bluffs and reraise bluffs are all part of the playing style that he has perfected.

- He knows when to hold'em and when to fold'em.
- He puts his opponents to a decision for all of their chips.
- His continuation bet size is excellent, wagering bout 350 into most pots.
- His signature fatality is arrrr-in on the river with an overbet.
- People conjecture that he has been staked by that overweight neanderthal slob Tony G.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29/news-views-gossip/isildur1s-playing-style-909876/index2.html

PASSION FOR THE GAME
His hyper aggressive style is highly lucrative but is major leak is his complete absense of bankroll management.

ISILDUR1’S WILD RIDE

Blom won and lost fortunes during a 13-month span between 2009 and 2010. Below is a look at the roller coaster swings during that time.

Oct. ʼ09: $-989.48K
Nov. ʼ09: $1.32M
Dec. ʼ09: $-2.22M
Jan. ʼ10: $0
Feb. ʼ10: $199.82K
Mar. ʼ10: $225.17K
Apr. ʼ10: $156.52K
May ʼ10: $-42.63K
Jun. ʼ10: $-249.1K
Jul-Aug. ʼ10: $0
Sept. ʼ10: $-214.1K
Oct. ʼ10: $-414.05K
Balance: $-2,227,850
* data from highstakesdb.com

...nine-tabling $500/1000 against Dwan, Ivey, and Antonius all at the same time???? The guy is plain crazy!

The style used by Viktor Blom is not one that many players would follow. In fact it has been described as reckless by most people. He often makes large bets even when he has nothing. He frequently plays multi table games when he is online and he is hyper aggressive. This has resulted in some really wild swings in his fortunes. After initially breaking onto the scene by winning a million dollars in a few weeks he managed to lose three million in one game. These swings have occurred because most of the professional players are smart enough to not fall for his bluffs.

'Isildur1' Viktor Blom is most likely the most thrilling poker player ever. But his playing style and, worst of all, his bankroll management are not one to emulate. You should model yourself on an equally aggressive but wiser player like Phil Ivey. The point here, is to be a long-term winning player. Not a rollercaster skydiver kamikaze.

Nonetheless, my hat off to Viktor Blom. He is an amazing player with tons of raw talent and an unseen willingness to face the best of the bests at the same time at the highest stakes possible. A 1-on-3 handicap match.

http://www.flopturnriver.com/top-5-largest-online-poker-hands.php
http://www.philgalfond.com/viktor-blom-the-man-the-myth-the-legend/
https://www.google.ca/#q=Viktor+Blom+playing+style
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/15/poker-theory/hyper-agressive-play-style-959731/
http://isildur1fan.com/
http://www.viktorblompokerfan.com/
http://www.rinkpros.com/viktor-blom-biography.php
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29/news-views-gossip/viktor-blom-blog-post-about-phil-galfond-1239498/
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/poker/columns/story?id=4713282
http://www.bluff.com/magazine/viktorblom-907/

Poker Grinder

Grinder

word type: poker slang

Poker player who plays in games they're significantly over-bankrolled for while also playing a style of poker that leads to consistent and steady win rates.

* definition of 'grinder', taken from "Grinderschool" training site

grinder (n) a professional poker player who earns a living through small but consistent winnings (See also: rounder)

I think of a grinder as a player who--
1) puts in great volume,
2) has a positive win rate,
3) thinks systematically about the game and tries to improve as they play,
4) plays within their bankroll.

Grinders rarely "take shots" and money does not come pouring on them, but nor do they lose it easily. They accumulate capital slowly, but steadily and securely.

Grinders rarely take shots because grinders don't take alot of risks. Grinders look for maximum gain for the least amount of risk...

a grinder is a player who understands that solid play + volume > short term variance.

He just keeps putting in hour after hour, day after day, month after month until he looks up at the end of the year and sees a significant profit.

Understanding the math and playing solid poker according to the math will always win in the long run regardless of the short term results. I like these two mostly.

Where You Can Find Grinders

Actually, you can find grinders in almost all types of poker in the lower and middle limits. You typically don't find a "grinder" per se at the nosebleed stakes. Most grinders will multi-table to the tune of eight or more simultaneous tables, oftentimes of identical game types and limits. For instance, a Sit and Go grinder might play eight tables at a time of $25 turbo 9-person Sit and Goes. Considering that 10% (after rake) is a great ROI for a Sit and Go player, that means that the player is only making $2.50 per sit and go. But if they can squeeze in 20 sit and goes in an hour, then they're "grinding" a $50 per hour win rate. By contrast, if that same player decided to go play a $200 Sit and Go, then they're now "off their grind" and taking a "shot" at a higher game.

You Should Also Know...

While some grinders do play almost exclusively large, multi-table tournaments, these people are a very rare breed. The goal in a large tournament is to make a big score, to win a sum of money that can sustain you until the next sizeable take. Some people are able to win small to medium prizes on a fairly consistent basis, but in general, grinders don't specialize in multi-table tournaments because luck can swing one's results too quickly in them and they take too long to make smaller wins worth the time.
Additionally, online players can earn rakeback to increase their hourly rate, and some online poker rooms only offer rakeback for cash games.

In Film - Rounders

The terms "grind" and "grinder" are featured in the opening monologue of the popular poker film, Rounders.

Guys around here'll tell ya... you play for a living.
It's like any other job. You don't gamble. You grind it out.
Your goal is to win one big bet an hour, that's it.
Get your money in when you have the best of it, and protect it when you don't.
Don't give anything away.
That's how I've paid my way through half of law school.
A true grinder.
See, I learned how to win a little at a time. But finally, I've learned this...
If you're too careful, your whole life can become a fuckin' grind.

The Gambler - Kenny Rogers

You've got to know when to hold 'em
Know when to fold 'em
Know when to walk away
'Cause every hand's a winner And every hand's a loser

http://www.cardschat.com/f13/what-makes-grinder-grinder-194738/
http://www.sitandgoplanet.com/sitandgo/sng_strategy/5Tips_Effective_SitNGo_Grinder.html

http://www.grinderschool.com/

http://www.michaelmizrachi.co/poker-tips/
http://www.pokerjunkie.com/win-in-poker-the-grinder-manifesto

http://www.lyricsfreak.com/k/kenny+rogers/the+gambler_20077886.html

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