seacucumber

Almost forgot about that table. I created about 2+ years ago to earn 200 daily ironman points quickly without having to wait for games. I picked O8 since I thought players were worse than NLHE/LHE at the same stake but Staniv would tell you that my O8 table usually filled up pretty quickly as I sat down then the game would break when I left I was a VIP at KFC once upon a time. Your people wouldn't hurt one of their own now would they?

I could give you some action if you like

Chip count and seat assignment for tomorrow's FT:Seat 1: Nick Schulman (2,990,000)Seat 2: Sandor Demjan (379,000)Seat 3: Andrew Lichtenberger (373,000)Seat 4: Bryn Kenney (1,390,000)Seat 5: --empty--Seat 6: Daniel Negreanu (2,166,000)Seat 7: Humberto Brenes (757,000)Seat 8: Eugene Katchalov (1,476,000)

QFT. Doubt MSP's superuser account is legit tho. FYP

If the river card didn't pair the K I would've been more likely to put a PSB for maximum pressure but I thought it was a bad card to shove on. I imagined that your most likely holdings were Kx, 4 or Q high so I thought the 1/2 PSB would work as well as a PSB if u didn't have a K (and when you do I would lose less). When you called I was almost 100% sure that you had a pair of 4 only to find out that I got totally pwned (would've been even more hof if I had J5o instead ) GG all and great HU battle Max!

GLGL and bubble more plzkthx;) For non-NL weeks I would probably do better sitting out anyway

I'm interested in doing a $20 higher finish bet for Q1 also if you guys want more action.

I don't mind lowering the buy-in but I don't think that will increase the number of entrants significantly. If we could get DN to play once or twice a quarter I think that will generate more traffic both to NegO and FCP (especially if it's also advertised/promoted/approved by PokerStars). Perhaps DN could play in the TOC at the end of each quarter like the old days?Also in favor of 8 Games over HORSE. Register in advance and you should still have 50~66% of the starting stack (if it remains at 3k) even after an hour worth of blinds. This would allow you to play in NegO but with a 1/2 to 2/

Congrats TA!

Congrats KJ!!

in again. seacucumber1

Wouldn't it be better value to play the 6-man 280FPPs hyper turbo SNGs? As long as we finish in the top 3 places about 5 out of 10 times (which is the expected value of a randomized placement out of 6 players), the hyper turbo should be a better value I think.

Lowering it to Vikings +5 if any of you are still looking to book Saints. Quote before kick-off for up to $50.

Looking to book Vikings +6 (current line on Bodog) up to $50. Quote this post to book before kick-off.

Congrats Adam!

Obviously this can't possibly be Zach since his post with four sentences only contained 1 typo Great spreadsheet indeed though and I have been using it for 3+ years.

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Congratulations Marcel!

I said this last week already but Bob's a beast. So who's gonna stop Bob's 3peat next week?

The House Financial Services Committee passed Barney Frank's Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection and Enforcement Act by a 41-22-1 vote:PokernewsPPA Press Release

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Bob's a Beast.

Earlier today the House Financial Services Committee held its hearing on the Internet Gambling Regulation bill introduced by Barney Frank. Amongst those who spoke at the hearing were bankers, casino proprietors, a law enforcement/anti-terrorist consultant, and Annie Duke (who represented the Poker Players Alliance).For those interested, the Poker Player Alliance's website has a recording of the hearing:Poker Player Alliance