Pay outs were $100 50 grand guarentee 508 players.
1. $12,000
2. $6,500
3. $3,500
4. $3,000
5 $2,500
6 $2,000
7. $1,500
Blinds were 4,000- 8,000 Seven of us left I was second in chips with about 200 000. Just over a million chips in play so I have 20% of the chips. Since its $500 extra per spot I decide to let the smaller chip stacks to battle and I stayed away from preflop races. Than I get this hand
UTG moves all in for $160,000 Iam next to act with AA of course I call everyone else folds he shows 99 and hits a 9 on the river. Why the hell would you push with 99 in that postition with the blind levels where they are. Just wanted to vent if my AA would have held good chance I win it or at least 2nd.
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Pay outs were $100 50 grand guarentee 508 players.
1. $12,000
2. $6,500
3. $3,500
4. $3,000
5 $2,500
6 $2,000
7. $1,500
Blinds were 4,000- 8,000 Seven of us left I was second in chips with about 200 000. Just over a million chips in play so I have 20% of the chips. Since its $500 extra per spot I decide to let the smaller chip stacks to battle and I stayed away from preflop races. Than I get this hand
UTG moves all in for $160,000 Iam next to act with AA of course I call everyone else folds he shows 99 and hits a 9 on the river. Why the hell would you push with 99 in that postition with the blind levels where they are. Just wanted to vent if my AA would have held good chance I win it or at least 2nd.
Another idiot, the world is full of them. He'll get his in his own time. Just like I said in the other post, the longer this person plays poker, the quicker he'll learn he's a moron.
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Another idiot, the world is full of them. He'll get his in his own time. Just like I said in the other post, the longer this person plays poker, the quicker he'll learn he's a moron.
Another idiot, the world is full of them. He'll get his in his own time. Just like I said in the other post, the longer this person plays poker, the quicker he'll learn he's a moron.
MWC, no disrepect, but the fact that the guy made a moronic play with his lower pocket pair is of little or no consolation. Opportunities to win the top prize come along rarely, if ever, in these MTTs. I know this from experience because I've lost many more times to lower pocket pairs than the other way around.
Will this guy that sucked out lose more in the long run. Probably so. But unfortunately, the same morons that help build your bankroll with these plays are going to be the same ones that severely cripple you or knock you out of a tourney. Too much luck is involved in MTTs, and skill can only carry you so far.
And it is exponentially better if you can win just 1 or 2 of these a year as opposed to just consistently making the money. This is due to the fact that the payoffs are so top heavy, which is unfair IMO. I think if you make the final table, almost everyone should make the same, but let the winner get a little more.
Pezeveng, good showing BTW. Your story definitely hits home, but you just have to shrug it off and savor any big payoff that you ever get. They will be few and far between. And I've played poker long enough to realize that if you break even in the long run or win a big tourney on occasion, you are definitely in the minority.
Pezeveng, good luck in the future, and I think the final table is mostly luck anyhow with the blind increases.
FWIW, I'd love to see how much these consistent winners in these MTTs buy in for with their multiple rebuys. I bet you their profit margin is nowhere near as high as most people believe.
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Quote Originally Posted by MWC:
Another idiot, the world is full of them. He'll get his in his own time. Just like I said in the other post, the longer this person plays poker, the quicker he'll learn he's a moron.
MWC, no disrepect, but the fact that the guy made a moronic play with his lower pocket pair is of little or no consolation. Opportunities to win the top prize come along rarely, if ever, in these MTTs. I know this from experience because I've lost many more times to lower pocket pairs than the other way around.
Will this guy that sucked out lose more in the long run. Probably so. But unfortunately, the same morons that help build your bankroll with these plays are going to be the same ones that severely cripple you or knock you out of a tourney. Too much luck is involved in MTTs, and skill can only carry you so far.
And it is exponentially better if you can win just 1 or 2 of these a year as opposed to just consistently making the money. This is due to the fact that the payoffs are so top heavy, which is unfair IMO. I think if you make the final table, almost everyone should make the same, but let the winner get a little more.
Pezeveng, good showing BTW. Your story definitely hits home, but you just have to shrug it off and savor any big payoff that you ever get. They will be few and far between. And I've played poker long enough to realize that if you break even in the long run or win a big tourney on occasion, you are definitely in the minority.
Pezeveng, good luck in the future, and I think the final table is mostly luck anyhow with the blind increases.
FWIW, I'd love to see how much these consistent winners in these MTTs buy in for with their multiple rebuys. I bet you their profit margin is nowhere near as high as most people believe.
MWC, no disrepect, but the fact that the guy made a moronic play with his lower pocket pair is of little or no consolation. Opportunities to win the top prize come along rarely, if ever, in these MTTs. I know this from experience because I've lost many more times to lower pocket pairs than the other way around.
True.
Ironically, I was "moron" last night as I sat down at a 1/2 NL table and busted out my $200 buy-in, in about 10 minutes with 4 hands- with 77, 88, AK, and a A2.
I won't get into detail with every hand, but I firmly believe I played them correctly looking back on it. The A2 hand showed a A23 on the flop, with villian holding a A3! That's the kind of night it was.
This was the first losing session I've had in over a month, so I can't really complain.
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Quote Originally Posted by wizardofroz:
MWC, no disrepect, but the fact that the guy made a moronic play with his lower pocket pair is of little or no consolation. Opportunities to win the top prize come along rarely, if ever, in these MTTs. I know this from experience because I've lost many more times to lower pocket pairs than the other way around.
True.
Ironically, I was "moron" last night as I sat down at a 1/2 NL table and busted out my $200 buy-in, in about 10 minutes with 4 hands- with 77, 88, AK, and a A2.
I won't get into detail with every hand, but I firmly believe I played them correctly looking back on it. The A2 hand showed a A23 on the flop, with villian holding a A3! That's the kind of night it was.
This was the first losing session I've had in over a month, so I can't really complain.
MWC I will be in Vegas on thursday for a week do you play in any of the daily tourneys. I like the Ceasars 1 and 7 pm but I heard the Ventetian has alot of daily tourneys now. I am going to set my weeks schedule of what tourneys to play I usually play 10-15 of them. Also did you check out the STG at the Mirage its donkey central.
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Ive been running pretty good in the MTT's 3 weeks ago I placed 1st out of 1100 in a $10 freezeout. That paid $2300.
My results have been decent on stars and on bet365.
MWC I will be in Vegas on thursday for a week do you play in any of the daily tourneys. I like the Ceasars 1 and 7 pm but I heard the Ventetian has alot of daily tourneys now. I am going to set my weeks schedule of what tourneys to play I usually play 10-15 of them. Also did you check out the STG at the Mirage its donkey central.
MWC I will be in Vegas on thursday for a week do you play in any of the daily tourneys. I like the Ceasars 1 and 7 pm but I heard the Ventetian has alot of daily tourneys now. I am going to set my weeks schedule of what tourneys to play I usually play 10-15 of them. Also did you check out the STG at the Mirage its donkey central.
I play some low entry ($65~) tourneys every now and then. I'm not much of a tourney guy. Personally, I'd rather spend the 3-4 hours it takes in a tournament and apply that time to money games. I cruise around town looking for soft tables. I recognize many faces, and if the table is half full of local rocks, I move on.
Occasionally I will sit down, as I'm quite aware it helps my game playing against these guys. And, that's not to say that every table is full of nine seats of weak players, there's usually one or two player of some quality. It's easier to avoid tangling with one or two good players at a table, than 8.
Remember, I'm looking for profit, period. That's what I can't understand about some of these local guys that go to the same freakin' poker room every day and end up just trading chips with each other day in and day out. That's counter intuitive if you ask me. I've yet been to the Mirage, I will check it out, maybe tomorrow.
Good job with the tourneys peze....
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Quote Originally Posted by pezeveng:
MWC I will be in Vegas on thursday for a week do you play in any of the daily tourneys. I like the Ceasars 1 and 7 pm but I heard the Ventetian has alot of daily tourneys now. I am going to set my weeks schedule of what tourneys to play I usually play 10-15 of them. Also did you check out the STG at the Mirage its donkey central.
I play some low entry ($65~) tourneys every now and then. I'm not much of a tourney guy. Personally, I'd rather spend the 3-4 hours it takes in a tournament and apply that time to money games. I cruise around town looking for soft tables. I recognize many faces, and if the table is half full of local rocks, I move on.
Occasionally I will sit down, as I'm quite aware it helps my game playing against these guys. And, that's not to say that every table is full of nine seats of weak players, there's usually one or two player of some quality. It's easier to avoid tangling with one or two good players at a table, than 8.
Remember, I'm looking for profit, period. That's what I can't understand about some of these local guys that go to the same freakin' poker room every day and end up just trading chips with each other day in and day out. That's counter intuitive if you ask me. I've yet been to the Mirage, I will check it out, maybe tomorrow.
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Nice place though pez
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