warrior98

A lot of new monitors have both a digital (white plug) and analog (blue plug) for inputs. I've seen it before where the monitor doesn't switch automatically. If your monitor can accept both plugs check the manual for how to toggle between displays.

Sorry, I mistyped my previous post. My calculations were based on 60 hands per level, not hour. That would work out to 30 hands/hr.

If you assume 60 hands/hr which is roughly 6 rounds/level you'd go broke about half way through the 150/300 level, which was a little more than half way through day one this year.

July 19th is correct, starting with the WSOP Circuit events. Here is the link to the complete schedule:http://www.worldseriesofpoker.com/broadcast.asp

This wasn't exactly a bad beat, I don't fault this guy for playing it like he did, but it could have been huge for me.Here's the situation... Tuesday night $20+2 on PokerStars. Down to 46 players from about 630, so we're in the money. Total prize pool is over 12k, winner takes about 3200. I (warrior98) am sitting solid in 9th place when the following hand all but knocked me out:*********** # 3 **************PokerStars Game #1128178718: Tournament #4786530, Hold'em No Limit - Level XI (600/1200) - 2005/01/26 - 02:24:00 (ET)Table '4786530 65' Seat #7 is the buttonSeat 1: warrior98 (30995 in