RDog

Yep. I had Q's on the button. Raise in early, I moved all in, BB had A's, raiser had 10's. 10's took it down. Finished 7th. Hopefully more to come, down to about 60 in 2 other big tournies, one on Bodog.

Final table.

Damn, if anyone just saw that hand with the raise and the all in when the guy had the aces when i was BB. I had 8's, would have taken it down.

Tough right now, also a big stack in 2 other big tournies and also playing in the 200k

19 left, little below average

Just went to break. 32 left, average at 15000, I am at 25000.

This one is the 100 dollar tourney. Someone took over my chip lead.

With 50 people left, rdog7811, table 1

WOW!! Love to be busted out by a donk. I have K's. UTG raises, I move all in. The button moves in over the top, UTG folds. Button has 8's and of course hits an 8. GL, if you are left.

Tough break Zim. $11,250 at 2nd break.

LOL. The big stack would not shut up at our table. I mean non-stop about how he made 2 final tables on the WPT, how he knows when to fold, blah, blah, blah. 2 hands out of about 5 I took all his chips when I flopped the straight and then flopped a set. Funny, didn't say one word when he left.

$2820 at break. Hit quad Jacks when I got all my money in against AK.

I'm in, rdog7811, table 25.

I hear PokerQueen likes a lower "post count". Ha ha, veterans are suckers!!!JK. Anyone want to sell me some posts so I can complain too? If someone agrees to that, can I get someone to stake me?

Yeah, tough hand Zim.

Ha ha, yep. Wonder if he did the dance.

Yeah, what is the deal with 1000? Table 29.

4580. Hope I get knocked out soon or make the final table.

Same table Lasombra. Should have figured you for an FCP'er after your all in move after 6 limpers.

2830 at the break. G-Money I think I played with you in the 30 grand. How did you end up finishing?

Anyone have a site they can lead me to? Not sure the President of the Kathy Liebert fan club in our group will like the reference of DN's website as the final answer. Surprise, surprise, that is the one arguing adamently on the other side.

Question about blind structure in tourneys. Our group is constantly bickering over this. Here is the scenario: For simplicity sake let's say that seats 1, 2, and 3 are the last 3 players. Seat 1 is the dealer and is knocked out. In the next hand seat 2 is now the dealer. Who is small blind and who is big blind? There are 2 sides of the argument. The first one is that the dealer is always the small blind. The second side is that seat 3 can not have 2 big blinds in a row. We have found some info online supporting the dealer always being small blind argument but nothing that is overwhe

Thanks. Yeah I figured I needed more tourneys to get a good idea. Yeah, that is one of my problems. Since I only play at night and on weekends I get in most nl tourneys that take place on Bodog and PP at that time so the buy ins and the number of people are all over the board. Sometimes as many as 2500, sometimes as little as 200.

I know I saw Steve post something about Brett cashing in 40% of his MTT's and I think final tabling in about 10%. Just curious if anyone (or Steve if he sees this) knows what kind of numbers the rest of us should be looking at? Basically, what should be the goal for someone to be profitable in the long run. I have found that MTT's at the moment are the most profitable for me so I for the most part stick to them with some SNG's mixed in. My current cashing rate is 23% and 10% final table which has been very profitable for me but I think largely mainly to obviously catching breaks at the fin

You have the same s/n on party? If so, I played with you in a tourney the other night.