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ThinkerJE:

--- Quote from: RioRodent on June 25, 2007, 17:17:34 PM ---
That"s rough James... I remember how I felt last year after busting out of my first WSOP event, and that was afer only 3 hours! To have played all day and so close to the money is a sickener.

I was fortunate that I had a fairly healthy stack as the money approached, although unfortunate to have, at that point in time, the chip leader* on my right... he was just running over the table, as is absolutely right in the circumstances... he raised every pot and I, like most others at the table, folded like a little girl. :-)

I"m going to play the rush ;) re-invest $1000 and have a go in the Seniors Event today.

*John Kranyak, who is now on the FT

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Good luck in the seniors event.  And I must congratulate you again on a superb performance, to cash was a top achievement, the field was so tough.

ThinkerJE:

--- Quote from: jacklevel06 on June 25, 2007, 17:24:53 PM ---
Finally found time to sit down and read your report"s from start to finsh.A great read it was.You didnt seem to do much wrong on the poker front ,but just went card dead at the wrong times.

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Cheers and thanks for your support.  Glad you enjoy the reports, I just tell it like it is.

ThinkerJE:

--- Quote from: APAT on June 25, 2007, 19:53:40 PM ---
All credit to you James, for going out to Las Vegas and giving it a real go and above all else for giving a very honest appraisal of your time over there, without colouring it with horrendous beat stories and wild expectations.  Enjoy your last few days.



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Cheers Des, I will.  Although the poker has not gone so well the experience of Vegas has been unbelievable.  It is also great to have the forum to keep my blog on, that way I can look back in a few days/weeks/months/years and remind myself of a great two weeks.

RioRodent:

--- Quote from: ThinkerJE on June 27, 2007, 05:07:51 AM ---

--- Quote from: RioRodent on June 25, 2007, 17:17:34 PM ---
That"s rough James... I remember how I felt last year after busting out of my first WSOP event, and that was afer only 3 hours! To have played all day and so close to the money is a sickener.

I was fortunate that I had a fairly healthy stack as the money approached, although unfortunate to have, at that point in time, the chip leader* on my right... he was just running over the table, as is absolutely right in the circumstances... he raised every pot and I, like most others at the table, folded like a little girl. :-)

I"m going to play the rush ;) re-invest $1000 and have a go in the Seniors Event today.

*John Kranyak, who is now on the FT

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Good luck in the seniors event.  And I must congratulate you again on a superb performance, to cash was a top achievement, the field was so tough.

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Unfortunately the seniors event went much the same way as last year, lasting about 3 1/2 hrs... but I did go out to horrible beat, 93% fav on flop... lose to runner, runner flush. But I did have the pleasur of playing with Men "The Master" for a couple of hours.

I may come up and play that $300 at Wynn, if I do I"ll try and find you.

Jon MW:

--- Quote from: ThinkerJE on June 27, 2007, 03:39:14 AM ---
...

Chilling in the afternoon, taking in a few of the sights and trying to find some gifts or my Mom & sister.  I hate shopping and gift shopping is even worse.  Seemed to go through every gift shop in vegas and still didn"t find anything.  I figure I work better under pressure and so have decided to leave it till the last minute, so I hope to find something at the airport....

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If you have the time M&M World can"t be beaten for gifts, I had to buy a new bag for the way home because of this place. :)

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