FalWat

Not complaining about not being chosen. Just that there wasn't a response, whether it be a yes or no.

I never had an opportunity to fix my avatar to show my logo. But I've been tracking others logos. Truly some fine work. The only thing is, it would have been nice to receive some sort of yeah/neah to those who submitted.

They called me "Cool Elvis."

Assuming your second and third place finishes are evenly split, that comes to an 88% ROI. In a recent discussion on the 2+2 boards on how the best no limit tourney players in the world would do at the SNGs, I don't think anyone thought their ROI would be higher than 40%.88% is just not sustainable in the long run, so I'm guessing you either have played a relatively small number of SNGs, or you're overestimating your win rates.Nope, that's how I've been doing over a long span. I expect it to come down at some point but not too drastically.

Quote: I mostly play $50 and $100 and come into the money around 47% of the time and first around 35% of the time. That's pretty good at those levels.Thanks. But that can always change...let's hope it doesn't.

I play almost exclusively S&G's on Pokerstars. Best advice is to begin small, although you find it harder to come into the money in the $5 -$10's because of the "lack of skill" factor, meaning the suck outs with weak hands. But it's a way to start. Try and build it up and don't be afraid to try the next level, even if you have only won a few of them.I mostly play $50 and $100 and come into the money around 47% of the time and first around 35% of the time. But you really have to develop a system to make money and be consistent at these. If you want some advice about how to play (and I

This is my first post here but this one I couldn't avoid. Although I'm not a fan of "rumor mongering"...A few months back I was playing a small tournement at the Sands in AC and the poker room manager and I were discussing the Showdown. He had generally positive things to say about everyone, including Daniel, but he made it a point of saying that Annie Duke was 1: Abusive 2: Arrogant 3: And yelled at them for not giving her preferential treatment. The phrase he used was along the lines of "Don't you know who I am."