Nice, got my 7th star back on OPR.

What is OPR again? and what do they track?

There are so many tracking sites, some have me as good some have me as terrible. I made a call with 66 on a 10 high board and the better was shocked I insta called his AK. (He hit the ace) but he told me how terrible I was and he was going to look up my stats and then said well you have had good results must not be from calls like that.

It was a pretty standard read IMO, he had position and checked the bricked flop and then the board paired and he shoved to my check. I snap called and he got there on river.

officialpokerrankings.com

On FTP, they're currently only allowed to track tourneys with fields over 30, I think it is, but it's very useful for that.

It gives you a ton of info for free though, as well as the ability to track a bunch of other people.

I just looked myself up, I had very good 07 and 08. My 09 is just depressing. Though I know that by the fact that I have made multiple deposits this year and in 07 and 08 I only made withdrawls.

I really just started to play correct again since the beg of Nov so looking to have a big '10.

Decide on any kind of challenge you want to kick the new year off with? Wish you could get poker tracker to work it would help with most challenges.

Anyone playing the $11.00 knockout at 5:30?

I won't be starting things up until at least 7ish.

Gator: Don't know. I'll ponder.

I really need to get into PS again by Marchish...Love the step system for the WSOP. Though UB has them too, might try to get in through UB.

Unless I end up going out to dinner or something, I'll probably lead with the same three tourneys I did last night: a 5.50, the 8.80 that caps at 180 players, and the 10ko. The first night I'm hyper at 9:00 and think I want to stay up late, I'll get back to my old friend the Daily Double.

I need to turn my 45 cents into 5.50 by next week.

Not really sure what happened. I had like $30 in my account a week or two ago.

Quote: Originally Posted By gator993 on 12/09/2009I really need to get into PS again by Marchish...Love the step system for the WSOP. Though UB has them too, might try to get in through UB

Ech...made step six 3 times last year. Once finished 6 other time 8th most crushing was finishing 3rd AK v. AQ I lost...who knocked me out for the seat? FU_15...Nick Maimone...He finished final 18 or something in the main event...sick...BUT LOVE those also.

Last year for the PCA I made step 6 once. They were giving cash back then if you didnt finish first so made it more fun to grind from the steps. Finished 3rd when AJ ran into Greensteins KK. It was Barry, BrynKenney and me in the final 3. I played above my head the entire SnG. Mostly taking advantage of how aggressive Barry was being and 3 betting him and he would fold.

Got 3 handed and I couldnt get away from AJ vs KK though. Never wanted to use my "1 time" more then that spot.

Though I do have a story from my 11th place finish in the 750k that I wish my JJ would of held vs AQ. That tourney Annette_15 won.

I'm not sure I wouldn't rather win a seat to PCA than the WSOP main.

I am right with you TM, a week in the bahamas and the tournament is gravy at that point. Sattys have already been running for that though so that could be a goal come next October as the WSOP probably isnt realistic on my BR at this time.

Quote: Originally Posted By gator993 on 12/09/2009
Last year for the PCA I made step 6 once. They were giving cash back then if you didnt finish first so made it more fun to grind from the steps. Finished 3rd when AJ ran into Greensteins KK. It was Barry, BrynKenney and me in the final 3. I played above my head the entire SnG. Mostly taking advantage of how aggressive Barry was being and 3 betting him and he would fold.

Got 3 handed and I couldnt get away from AJ vs KK though. Never wanted to use my "1 time" more then that spot.

Though I do have a story from my 11th place finish in the 750k that I wish my JJ would of held vs AQ. That tourney Annette_15 won.

Always sucks to get that close and not finish!! Which brings up an interesting question?

Which is tougher to deal with?

1) Losing because you make a stupid mistake and get in in bad?

2) Losing because you had a dominated hand sucked out?

I used to think the first was worse because you made the mistake and therefore "deserved" to lose. Lately, I've been leaning towards #2 as there is nothing you couldv'e done to prevent it AND the sting of getting so close doesn't go away.

I've had my runins with Annette, she is one of the toughest players to get a read on and can really get you off your game with her hyperaggressive style.