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congrats Josh,I've also been a regular reader of your blog, it's very cool that you are doing this to reach out to your fan base. Although I thought you were not very nice on TV, but I thought that in no way you were that disrespecting as ESPN have protrayed. And by reading your blog and stuff you have changed my opinion of you. I was rooting for you the whole way in the PLO event when I saw you amongst the leaderboards.I've gotta say I was sweating for you when Chris double up on you and took the chip lead for a moment. But you came thru... very very good job.Now go and fluant that Bracelet t

Wow, first of all congratulations mansAnd yes, I do remember you posting for the BadBeat Jackpot strategy.Nice Work Dude

I'm watching his table and he is around $600 dollars right now... ppl are waiting to get a crack at him...Looks like El Camino has $120 and Bleu329 has $95 dollars...Those two bigger stacks could give our Hero some trouble...Then again, they might just contribute their whole stack to AllenRay here... if they do, then our Hero only has 200 more to go~~GOGOGOGOGOGOG :wink:

Over 20 hours???Wow, I was actually watching him play during this afternoon... while playing at other tables of course..I also saw bleu329 w/ also 100+ at that time... I don't think it is possible to play all this time at .1/.25 and make it to 1000 at that limit...Anyways... just surprised to hear he has been playing for over 20 hours

Did anyone catch the show?I had something that came up... how did Scott do during the show?Read that he got sucked out when he first sat down... what else happened?

I'll try to watch it ScottI saw you last time also... keep playing well dude.

I think you did fine, in the hands that you've posted, keep up the good work, you and Kdawg are already teaching me alot on how to be aggressive in the game of Limit holdem

losshle,I just want to say that I really enjoy your humor and description of the way you play your handsKeep sprinting my man~~

Great post on your journey (or race, whatever) to 5K there Kdawg.One question though... on the hand where you were chasing the 2 backdoor draws, how do you figure the odds on it was good?I know for a 4-flush w/ 2 cards to come is 9/47 + 9/ 46 = 38.7 % of hitting your flush. ( uhh... I checked my SS book and it says 34.97%... help~~)And that means if you get 1.6 to 1 odds to hit, you should call..But what was your calculation on the two back door draws?

lol~~~Nice one RonBurgundy :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :-) :-) :-)

Wow, that must be exciting... of course, the other two AQo must lost all their stack also...So one players busts 3 at once... must be a very very exciting hand... did this happened at the near end of the broadcast?If so, when did it actually happen?

I find that out about myself also.I think the reasoning is that after a good rest of not touching poker, it refocuses my energy when I actually do sit at the table, I would actually be more focused and are aware of the things going on at the table.I usually find myself more relax at the tables after a long break because I know now I can play the way I wanted to. And that usually transfers to positive thoughts as the night going on. So what if there are bad beats put on me? I just tell myself that in the long run, I'll get the bad players money and so on and so forth.So yeah, I do find myself p

I didn't get to see the end of the show...How did that Francisco guy do at the end? Did he lose all of his chips? or held on to them at the end?

Anybody know how our hero did for the nite on the bike?

Hey Scott,Just wanted to say that I saw you on the "Live at the Bike" today~~Didn't really get to see you play that many hands as I have something to do at 8:00pmSo how did you do in that game? I saw that you bought in for a rack of yellow chips and you were still down and moved to seat 4 when I left.How you end up doing the rest of the nite and any memorable hands that you would like to share?Thanx