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09-07-2005, 02:42 PM
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Re: Who\'s playing in Friday\'s $200+15 limit hold\'em WCOOP event?
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[ QUOTE ] most likely. the only reason is to try and take you out brad. [/ QUOTE ] Just wait 10 hands. [/ QUOTE ] That won't work. He'll probably just fold the whole time. 
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09-08-2005, 02:16 AM
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Just got in via satellite
Cost me thirty bucks.
It was 10+1 with unlimited rebuys and one addon - first break. I don't really know proper rebuy strategy so I took all the chip-adding options and pretty much all the other winners did as well. I got needled by some bloke that said I was "lucky" when I flopped the nut flush from the BB without any preflop raise. I told him, "life is cruel," and I don't think he believed me. One thing was certain: he thought it took skill to win at poker. Also, when we were on the bubble the short stacks kept getting ridiculous breaks... the big stack (~100k to their ~5k)kept folding to their feeble all-in raises in the bottom of the ninth. Haven't they ever heard of Fossilman? There was one sunuvabitch from Ottowa that played a damn good game and I thought he was a LAG at first surfing on a rush, but he then he switched gears dexterously playing only the kindest of nug hands. On a happy note, some calling station guy from Naples is in the big tourney. He's my buddy. (I'll never forget the double-ups.) Drinking my red wine, I spy that there are 582 players in the main tourney. I'm psyched about this tourney... should be a fun blood-bath so peace and good luck to all the other villains....
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