Playing last night at the Crazy Moose for some hours towards the $5000 freeroll tournament. You have to be super careful or it can cost you much more than you stand to make!!! I have been running pretty darn bad, so when offered a seat on a very short table I chose to wait. We finally got enough players for qualification on Montes, They had a sign up list for a 3/6 game starting at 6:00, so got on that but not sure about playing the "no foldem holdem". By the time 6:00 rolled around, I was up about $250 in the 2/20 game, so my decision to move to 3/6 was suspect. However, I wanted to accumulate hours with little risk, so seemed prudent. My buddy Ron was on the list and he suggested we do a 75/25 chop on Montes. Since he is the luckiest player in the casino I had no problem agreeing to it. Was up on the high hand board for an hour and a half with AAA/22, but it got snapped with 10 minutes to go. Sorry Ron, no $25 for you. Then, true to form, Ron is in a hand with 10/J of clubs on a flop of A/Q/x of clubs. He hits his flush on the turn and then BINGO, king of clubs on the river. He says,"I will be kind to you guys and not bet", I knew instantly what he was going to turn over. We split the $885 and I went on to win another $50 in the game for a total win for the evening of $500. Great night of poker.
The only downside was a drunk who took the seat to my immediate left who kept sucking out on everyone, was eating something messy and getting cards, chips, and table dirty. I quit playing after enduring about 20 minutes of it.
Played in the 10 o'clock tournament today, taking 4th place for $70 despite playing very poorly, with some bad calls, bad laydowns, and mostly failure to take advantage of position. Got to do better than that.
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Wahoo for you! I completely forgot about the 3-6 game. It's been ages since I played it & I figured it would be a cheaper way to get hours accumulated. Phooey. Maybe next week. I started back to play on Jan. 31 (yes I know I wasn't supposed to play in January) and flopped quad 10s for $150 and ended up about $250 ahead for the night. Hope this keeps up!
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