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I think I'm just not stating my question clearly. If I withdraw from pokerstars to neteller, download gamesgrid and then try to add money the money from neteller to gamesgrid a few hours later, will I be able to do this?The reason I ask is that when I withdraw from pokerstars to neteller I have to wait 4 or 5 days before I can transfer the money to my checking account.Sorry for the confusion, but thanks for the response, and it sounds like you all are saying the money should be available to put into gamesgrid within a few hours, is that right? Thanks.

Yeah, I know they hit neteller quick, I'm just wondering if the money will be available to withdraw from neteller and put into Gamesgrid. When I withdraw from Pokerstars to transfer to my checking account, I have to wait 4 or 5 days before the funds are available for transfer. Thanks again.Anbody?

Yeah, I know they hit neteller quick, I'm just wondering if the money will be available to withdraw from neteller and put into Gamesgrid. When I withdraw from Pokerstars to transfer to my checking account, I have to wait 4 or 5 days before the funds are available for transfer. Thanks again.

I've been slacking and haven't downloaded or deposited anything to Gamesgrid yet. Does anyone know if I transfer some money from pokerstars to neteller tonight will it be available to deposit in gamesgrid or will I have to wait the 5 days or so like when I transfer from pokerstars to neteller and then to my checking account? Thanks.

If I was really confident with my read that he was a loose cannon, I would probably call his all-in as he could just as easily have 78, 89, 9T, ThJh, QhJh, 88, 77, as an overpair or set, and as you mentioned the payout structures of these tourneys are very top heavy. If I wasn't confident in my read I think you still have enough chips left to make a run if you fold to an all-in re-raise.

I apologize if a poll has already been taken on this, but I'm very curious as to what the turnout might be. I'd also wonder if anyone has noticed a poll on any of the other forums and what the numbers look like there.

I agree with you on the 2nd hand, definitely could have found a better opportunity. I called the first hand because the raiser took a beat a few hands ago and this was his 3rd all-in in a row. I'm curious though, knowing that do you still think the 1st hand should be an easy laydown. Looking back on it I'm tempted to agree with you, considering that players on tilt still pick up good hands. And no I haven't read HoH yet, but I think my wife is going to hook me up for my birthday and I'm looking forward to using it to improve my MTT game, because it definitely needs work.

A few hands from a recent MTT, thanks for the help as always.PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t200 (8 handed) MP1 (t5395)MP2 (t13898)Hero (t25260)Button (t2905)SB (t21333)BB (t14063)UTG (t9074)UTG+1 (t27865)Preflop: Hero is CO with [6d], [6h]. 1 fold, SB completes, BB checks.Flop: (t800) [5c], [4d], [3c] (4 players)SB checks, BB checks, UTG+1 checks, Hero bets t675, Hero calls t675.Turn: (t3500) [5d] (2 players)UTG+1 checks, Hero checks.River: (t3500) [7s] (2 players)UTG+1 bets t1200, Hero calls t1200.Final Pot: t5900UTG+1 was fairly new to the table, hadn't shown a hand d

I was on top of my game in this damn tournament and in the top 5 in chips until this sequence. Had a long way to go, I busted around 65th, but with a $14K first prize (amazing that these prize pools are this huge in a $10 + rebuy tourney), it sure was frustrating. I guess I'll just have to learn the famous saying, "that's poker."Hand # 229PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t6000 (9 handed) MP3 (t106151)Hero (t116718)Button (t37084)SB (t27372)BB (t82515)UTG (t49740)UTG+1 (t24488)MP1 (t75724)MP2 (t130742)Preflop: Hero is CO with [Td], [Ah]. 1 fold, UTG+1 raises to t24188, 3 f

I can't imagine playing it any different.

Judgement Night

Surviving the Game! I thought I was the only one, funny that Ice T was the star. A few others:No EscapeDeep Blue SeaHard Target

Judgement NightOne of my all time favorites, Cuba Gooding Jr, Emilio Estevez, and Dennis Leery are all in it, but its still relatively unknown, at least to most of the people I've asked.

I think raising here is the right play, you want to make them pay to try and outdraw you. If you just call, the SB & BB both have greats odds to call also and you could be going to the turn against one player's 9T and another's flush draw. On the other hand, and I'm not sure if this is always correct, if UTG had led out for 350 - 400, I would consider just calling and popping it on the turn.

Also include the location of the button on that list.I am kind of wondering if including the buy-in will skew answers. The correct play is still correct regardless of the tournament buyin, but I can think of a few instances where people might play sub-optimally because of a higher buyin. I'd like to hear what everyone else thinks about including the buyin.Rocketwadster would probably want to include the average chip count, too. I don't think it hurts to provide it (it does give you an idea of how deep the stacks are and how fast people will be moving) but I can't remember a time where I hav