Monthly Archives: August 2007
Back from the Brink: Dirty Dozen Hands
It was a session that had me quickly down almost -$750, but I was able to claw back to a loss slightly under -$300.
Anatomy of a Session: From Worst to First
I’ve been doing more of these deep-dives into my sessions, so here is a look at a huge turnaround from yesterday during a four-tabling hour or so on PokerStars.
G-Vegas Game Robbed and Fuel55 Knocks Out CC
In the event that anyone thinks it’s a good idea to head to a regular underground card room, read this harrowing story from G-Vegas about one of the regular stops being held up.
On Michael Vick
I live in the ATL, so I would be remiss if I didn’t address today’s hot story, the guilty plea by Michael Vick.
PlatinumStar–At A Price
I reached PlatinumStar VIP on PokerStars this weekend but reached it by erasing all my winnings from the month.
Top Tourney Women
I just had a new article go up on the top women tournament players since WSOP 2006 (including that World Series). I started looking at it when I realized that one of the best women in poker, Jennifer Harman, wasn’t … Continue reading
The Dynamics of Four-Tabling
As many of you know, I’m in the midst of transitioning from being one of the top LHE players on my cul-de-sac to a non-busto online NLHE. In the process, I’ve focused on 6-max NLHE on PokerStars, playing $0.25/0.50 up … Continue reading
6-Max NLH: Small Ball vs Big Ball
I’m starting a recurring series of looking at a session as I explore my growth in 6-max NLH. I’ll work through some of my perceptions as well as decisions along the way.
Weekend in Review: Back and Forth and Chatting with Liz
I’d clawed and clawed my way up headed to a big winning weekend but losing big hands is not normally the way to lead to success.
Ricky Gervais Marathon
I’ve only watched and listened to about 400 Ricky Gervais videos on YouTube (listened because many are from his radio program). After straining my abdominal muscle a few minutes ago, here are just a few of the many, many top … Continue reading