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Another great movie for that is "What the Bleep do We Know?"

Congratulations Daniel on meeting an "Angel" I love when I meet other kindred spirits. Usually, I never see the person again, but it really does help to know that there are others out there that you really connect with. I like to think of everyone being connected by a "web". There are some people who are like "spiders" in that they tangle you up into their own issues or some, like the woman you met, who help you to get untangled. When you can see someone clearly and understand what they are going through, it's important to help them. The next time you feel that way about someone, perhap

Last night I placed 2nd and won myself a seat to the Regionals. Since watching Poker VT, I've consistently been rising in the ranks. Except for one week where I was on Tilt, I finished up the month strong and this is my first Regional placement It's weird...I'm usually a bit intimidated by the people who always make final table, but they all groan whenever I enter a hand...and I tend to be in a lot of them! They think I'm a bully even though I offer modest bets or raises and don't usually overbet the pot. I'm realizing that DN is right. They're all going to think I'm playing Loose and A

Why not?

I may have just answered my own question. Looks like taping is actually Dec 18. Can anyone verify this?http://www.pokerpages.com/pokerinfo/tourna...s-release04.htmMany recognizable faces were spotted today at the tables, including the likes of Annie Duke, Gus Hansen, Chris Ferguson, and John Juanda. The public is invited to be a part of the WPT Final Table television audience when the Five Diamond World Poker Classic concludes at Bellagio on Saturday, December 18. Fans will be admitted from the WPT Viewing Party located in Ballroom 6. Admission is free and seating is first come, first serve;

I'll be in Vegas for Dec 19. Does anyone know how I can watch the final table live at the Bellagio?MB

As for me, I made final table (out of about 42 people) 2 for 2 after watching PokerVT for just 24 hours. My stats are starting to rise...at least until a bad run last night. Maybe Daniel can put in some pointers on how to play against newbies who call too often on crud hands, don't know when to fold, and end up lucky on the river! LOLI play WPT APL tourneys 2-3 times a week live and it's just for points.Another comment though--I played on a Cruise line on a computerized table. No limit cash games. I found it very difficult since the usual tells were not there and it was very difficult to

I can't wait! I could certainly use a more simplified version since my current mistake has been that I risk a few too many chips by the time things get to the river. By learning the steps in their simplest form, I can then add on some jazz hands later :)MaryBeth

I just tried out PokerVT for 24 hours with a card I got from my WPTAPL. I've been hovering just into top 50%, with only 1 final table in 3 months. After learning a few moves and better betting strategy, I made 6th place tonight (final table) For the last month, I've been hovering around 15th place (just into pointing--top 16 point while top 8 point highest). I'm looking forward to signing up for the 3-month trial soon...Tonight, I saw a lot of pots, raised good hands preflop with continuation bets while in late, took out 3 loose players and grabbed my share of blinds. I switched things u

He didn't sell out, he bought in!

Congrats! And yeah, after trying PokerVT for 24 hours, I look forward to continuing my education. Every day I practice a new technique I've learned from you and it's helped my game. Thanks for the effort you put into it!MB

It's Sunday, and I can't wait to hear the final report!