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Last night 6/29/04 Game 1 ($300 prize pool) 1. Scott (finally) 2. What's his name? 3. ? 4. ?
Game 2 ($240 prize pool 1. Luke 2. Brad 3. Matt ? 4. Eric
From a month ago Game 1 1st Amy 2nd Scott 3rd ?
Game 2 1st Nick 2nd Jen (Nick's GF) 3rd Scott
Game 3 1st Luke 2nd Nick 3rd Jenny (?)
Game 4 1st Steve 2nd Luke
Other stats: Glasses of wine spilled on table 1 Glasses of wine smashed on floor 1 Total players 12
Posts: 5484 | From: St. Paul, Mn | Registered: Apr 2002
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quote:Originally posted by Klaus: Revised: Last night 6/29/04 Game 1 ($300 prize pool) 1. Scott 2. Adrian 3. Luke 4. Eric
Game 2 ($240 prize pool) 1. Luke 2. Brad 3. Matt 4. Jimmy
-------------------- "Rarely has it been so clear how much we, the ordinary people of this country, are better than our rulers. I hope that lesson is not lost on anyone, of any political persuasion." Posts: 520 | From: Shakopee, MN USA | Registered: May 2002
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You forgot to state that no drinks were spilled on the table. One was spilled on a person, and one was spilled on the floor.
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Yeah, Steve actually spilled on himself on purpose though.
-------------------- It doesn't get any more serious than a Rhinocerus about to charge your ass. Posts: 1053 | From: Apple Valley, MN | Registered: Sep 2001
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I played in a Satilite tournement for the Canterbury Fall Poker Classic main event yesterday morning. The buy-in was $100 and they pay out as many $1000 seats to the main event tournement as they can. Since there were 143 players, they paid out 14 spots.
I got down to about 70th place before getting knocked out. I had $2400 in chips left, with the blinds at 200-400. Some guy raised to $1200 infront of me and i had pocket kings and went all in. He called with pocket 3s, and rivered a 3 to take me out. Obviously, i was not happy considering if i won that hand i would have had almost $6000 in chips, which would have given me a good chance to win a seat. Also, it was pretty ironic considering i had just mucked pocket 2s and 3s pre-flop in the last few hands. Ill play them with a chip lead, but dont feel comfortable pushing in all my chips with them when there are 11 people at the table and there is still a long ways to go to get to the payout.
Oh well, im going to try again this coming sunday and hopefully have better luck.
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-------------------- It doesn't get any more serious than a Rhinocerus about to charge your ass. Posts: 1053 | From: Apple Valley, MN | Registered: Sep 2001
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PokerStars Tournament #2562226, No Limit Hold'em Super Satellite Buy-In: $36.00/$3.00 52 players Total Prize Pool: $1872.00 Target Tournament #2491530 Buy-In: $215.00 8 tickets to the target tournament
You finished the tournament in 1st place. You qualified to play in Tournament #2491530 and are automatically registered for it. See Tournament #2491530 Lobby for further details.
Tournament #2491530 pays a guaranteed $250,000 prize pool.
-------------------- "Rarely has it been so clear how much we, the ordinary people of this country, are better than our rulers. I hope that lesson is not lost on anyone, of any political persuasion." Posts: 520 | From: Shakopee, MN USA | Registered: May 2002
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Nice job. So you got a buy in to a higher tourney? Did you win cash also?
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No cash, just the buy-in which is worth $215. So in essence I won $215 with the oppurtunity to win much more. 1st place is usually around $60,000.
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