Arjonius

In a quiz, I can find ways to justify calling. At the table, I can't imagine not putting him all in. Heads up, there's simply no way I'm not taking a shot to win with the second best flush just so I can have 270 more chips if I happen to lose.

I haven't been to Boot Camp, but I suspect it's a very worthwhile experience for some people. Let's remember that different people learn best in different ways. Also, I have to think the Boot Camp experience is about more than just the poker lessons; as an obvious example, you get to meet some WPT celebrities. Another way to think about it is like this. Would you go if you could get in for $1? I would. So I'm fine with the concept. It's the value proposition that I'm not convinced of.

pwned = owned it's an intentional typo