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That explains a lot. No wonder I can't win. I'm too lazy to type in the bets. Actually thanks for the tips. I will definatley give them a try.

Definately a Donkey. Actually I've played with you a couple times in the Neg open and you play well. Sometimes when you are running good and catching cards I think it's ok to play like a Donkey. Key is knowing when to stop.

I play a lot of sng's on Titan. Sometimes it takes awhile to fill up a table but they always have them running.

Thanks for the pics. What a great time that must have been for you. GO DANIEL

I'm quite impressed with the way you spend your free time.

I know what your talking about. I seem to run bad after withdrawing. I know there is variance but it seems like everytime I withdraw I get hosed. And it doesn't matter what site it's on.

I hate it too. Happended to me last night in the open. I wanted to go off but couldn't. Somebody fix it...........................

I signed up to become a charter member and they say they don't have my email on file. I was stupid and didn't keep my notification email to prove it. Has this happened to anyone else? Is there a way to rectify the problem.Thanks

I know what you mean. Sometimes I question myself just because I think I can get into the money everytime I play with the group I play with. I tend to get sucked out on a lot when I go in before the flop. I didn't realize the odds were quite that good though. Now I feel worse. lol

15 person tournament and we are down to 8. UTG moves all in for $2300 and I have AA. I move all in over the top for $3200. Then a guy in late position moves in for $2700. Both blinds fold. UTG has Ad Qh and other guy has Jd Ts. Well after 4 running diamonds come I have $500 chips left. I lose the main pot and the side pot and go out a few hands later when my AQ is outdrawn by K9. We were paying 4 spots so my question is is there any chance you ever fold there? All the guys said that's a bad beat and so on. Well no kidding sherlock. Just wanted some advice. I'm sure in my gut it's the right pla

I have the same problem with some people i play with. My strategy has changed a bit. I stopped moving my chips in if certain people are in the pot until I see the flop. You lose with some big hands but you don't go broke. I also try and play like them on occassion and it's actually fun. The other night I have 78 os and the big blind was $20. Someone raised it early to $40 and almost everyone called. I already had $20 invested and called for the good pot odds. The flop came 6,9,T and I end up getting all in against KK and AA and took down a monster pot. I used to go Phil Helmuth on people and r

I would agree. I guess the final table is supposed to play for 3 hours or until Midnight. It's a crazy set up but it's free and the payout could be huge for 1 lucky person. Just being there in the atmosphere should be pretty cool.

800 people will start. 8 people each at 100 tables with $10,000 in chips. Play will be for 90 minutes and chip leader at each table will move to final 100 people. At that point there will 10 tables of 10 and we will start over with $10,000 chips and play for another 90 minutes. The chip leader from each table at this point will move to the final table and take the stack they've earned with them. The winner gets an entry to the WSOP. A radio station is putting this on so it's a freeroll and I got lucky and got an entry. This is my first big live tournament and I'm nervous and don't really know

Royal Vegas has $20 deposits. At one time they also offered $10 free for signing up with them. Pretty decent site.

A local radio station is having a free roll 800 person tournament that starts at 5:00 pm and finishes the same evening. No details are out yet as to starting chips and blinds but I can only guess it will be highly aggressive. That seems to be only way to eliminate 799 players in 1 evening. The winner gets a trip for 2 to Las Vegas and an entry into the WSOP. I was lucky enough to get an entry into the tournament. I play tight aggressive and get censored when people play crap cards because they were "suited". Anyway give me your advice on how to play in this situation. I'm thinking that skill w