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Small tournament win Feb 11, 2005/08:57 PM

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While I was was waiting for my three 30/60 tables at partypoker after having lunch with Katja I decided to join a tournament. There was a 100$ multi-table limit holdem starting within two minutes so I joined. I prefer to play limit tourneys while playing limit side games as I is easier to switch between these tables. So this one was perfect. 69 other players registered which made up for a nice 7k pricepool. The first 30 minutes nothing went well and I was quickly low on chips. I changed to surving strategy. This worked somehow and managed to acumulate chips. In the meantime my 30/60 tables came up and so I almost forgot about the tournament playing it on autopilot. The cash game action was fast and furious as always and I was quickly to involved in the big action to really care about the tournament.


I woke up when one player in the tournament stated "50, look, we are playing the same 4 tables". Sure enough it was true, it was TheSeed69 who played exactly the same three tables as I. This guy is playing with 10k on each table always so I was throwing in something about the fact that I had at least more chips than he on that tournament table. We both had a good laugh on that. Then I watched how many players were left there and it was only 17! With 10 in the money not to bad at all. Si I started to put some more attention to the tournament and when I reached the final table I even switched the cash games off inbetween to "deal me out". The final table went forever as all the small stacks survived their all-ins. I believe the final table went for about 90 minutes or more which is quite long for these types of events. When we were down to the final 3 players I was lucky to have two opponents that had no really clue about the game and I able to outplay them. There was really not much luck involved as I would have been able to get away from any hand that I played. Most important, I did not get unlucky! So after nearly 5 hours I won this thing which was pretty welcome as you might know my tournament results in the last few weeks are rather thin.


How the cash game went? Well I can not tell yet as I am still playing!


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Yesterday I wrote about my daily read blogs. I forgot one very important which is a stop on my daily tour: Linda's blog, "Table tango". She is great! As a dealer at the Bellagio the sees it all. If you don't know this gem so far go read. Now.



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Comments: Woooohooooo! Congrats!

Posted by: Felicia (Feb 11, 2005 9:55:13 PM)
Congrats!

Posted by: Pauly (Feb 12, 2005 6:19:35 PM)
This is the first time I've read your blog, congrads on the MTT. I was particularly interested in the comment "When we were down to the final 3 players I was lucky to have two opponents that had no really clue about the game and I able to outplay them" - * If they managed to last 5 hours and get a nice little pay off themselves, how could you just dismiss them so easily? I take it that when you get outplayed or lose your focus in a particular hand this is considered "bad luck", but when you manage to win you degrade everybody at the table because they really don't have any business trying to play cards with you right?

Posted by: Jay (Feb 13, 2005 11:14:58 AM)
Jay, I don't know how one of them made the final table and even was a chip monster when we were down to the final 6 bet he did, I figure he must have gotten some good cards during the whole tournament. By "outplaying" I mean I was able to steal some pots, slowplay some good hands, bluffed in the right spots and just made no mistake at all. In fact I believe I played awfull well when we were down to the final table and due to their weakness I did not even needed great cards. Would one of the opponents have been more skilled or even only be more aggressive it could have turned out very different. I don't wanted to insult them, but as a matter of fact the made it very easy for me by stop fighting to win and just waiting for lucky hands, whom not arrived.

Posted by: 50outs (Feb 13, 2005 2:41:31 PM)
wow, congrats!!

Posted by: iggy (Feb 14, 2005 4:42:23 AM)
Woot! Nice job with the win, even it its a modest one. I know we play small money compared to your normal games (which are quite exciting to read about, I must admit), but please do come and join us for a poker blogger WPBT event some time. The schedule and other info is poted at http://www.wpbtonline.com. -EV

Posted by: -EV (Feb 14, 2005 5:43:24 AM)
I apologize for sounding like an asshole, congradulations on your recent win and many more in the future.

Posted by: jay (Feb 14, 2005 11:39:31 AM)
Excellent job on the win!! I love reading about how you and your beautiful wife can share poker and marriage together. Congrats :)

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