IVguru

Table 17, two FCPers tearin' it up. GL fellas.

Took it down for $515. Nice tourney bud.

Heads up. Good luck buddy.

up to 84K. 2nd in chips. Keep it up.

Hang in there. Go hard or go home. That's what my pops taught me.

I'm sweatin' ya. Good luck.

Me: "What can I get you today?" Customer: Yea, can I get the general chicken Me: Alright genital chicken is there anythining else? I don't care what anyone else thinks; that is funny censored stuff dude. My job story is somewhat less laugh-out-loud funny but still interesting. Worked for a real good, publicly traded oil company and was getting very well compensated as an intern for doing near nothing. Anyways to make a long story short ended up leaving due to threatening to kick the crap out of the COO's (Chief Operating Officer for those out of the know) future son-in-law. Oops.Great post

Um, check cardplayer's list of final table players and chip counts for the first public event ($1500 NLHE). I think that proves your point about no pro's being able to make it deep into these low buy-in events. In case you haven't heard of them Fischman, Ulliott, and Cunningham are failrly big names in poker circles.