Uncategorized

Chris and I just watched Katie in the 11:30am Paris tourney. She nursed a small stack until she caught decent cards and became a force at the final table and eventually taking third place for $280. Congrats Katie!

I went over to Bally’s to catch up with Chris, who was crushing the low limit table and beating the rake (quite a feat). After the statistical bath he’s taken for a few days, I wanted to hang out with him and keep him company while he was winning. But my brain hurt. I’d been…

I got incredibly lucky several times when I hit improbable flops, though I did choose my spots well. I pocketed $400 and decided to take the night off and go keep Chris company while he crushed the $2/$4 table at Bally’s.

We went over to the Paris casino and played in the 1:30pm tourney. 50 people played for $50 each with the top 6 paid. My KJ beat an AJ early on and once I picked up a big stack I never looked back. At the final table once I had the chip lead I stole…

my ten-ten ran into ace-ace. off to play more tourneys at paris.

my aj ran into ak or better on an ak4 flop and I folded.

1,500 in chips and we’re about to start. surprise! it’s 11 handed. 🙂

…but it starts at 11am. now we have to kill time…

i’m all setup to live blog. i’ll be writing about hands at the table to keep me focused. i’ve got to get breakfst and then i’m off to the rio.

I shoulder surfed a guy reading a paper on this topic on the metro. It begs the question, “is there even such a thing as pleasant monetarist arithmetic?”