silvermedal

They have bad beat on the NL tables?

A few of our club guys will be there, satellites and Event #1. Look for the Silver Medal hats. Good luck.

One of our players called around noon and they said Event #1 ($340) wasn't full but they were no longer taking wire transfers (in person registration only). We've got about 6 players playing in this event from our club. Just look for the Silver Medal hats. A few of us will be down there tomorrow playing satellites as well. I'd ride with you but I live only about 10-15 minutes away from the boat. Good luck.

You may have the same problem I use to have. I'd wait too long to become aggressive and blind out not recognizing when it's too late. Read Dan Harrington's 2nd book. It has a chapter about M & Q. "M" is a way to calculate how many rounds you have left. I'll try not to butcher it...For example let's say the blinds are 100-200 and you have 1000 in chips. Your M would be... 1000 / (100+200) = 3.333. This means you have less than 4 orbits before you blind out (red zone). you can't be waiting for premium hands, and when you push... it's gotta be all-in. You need to losen up more when

I've seen a lot of tournament structures that say merge tables when there is a variance of 2 - 3 in any two tables, and to redraw tables to eliminate a table. But what methodology is best for choosing who goes to what table if you want to keep the chip count close? Any and all moving players ideas welcome.