I just won an online 18 player tournament. $7.20 in the bank. Woo yeah! Big time baby! (See, I don’t always lose.) Update @ 00:12: And again. That’s $14.40, in case you couldn’t work that one out for yourself. 😉
Like it or loathe it, Wikipedia is here to stay. Sure, there are inaccuracies, but it’s a rich source of mostly-correct information on almost anything you could possibly think of. Scrap that. It’s probably a rich source of mostly-correct information on anything you could think of. More than that, though, it’s probably a rich source
This week, I’ve done it! Well, I’ve done half of it. I have reached 10,000 sit-ups! I’m really pleased to have got this far, though I am kinda wishing I’d only set out to do 10,000 in the year (because I’d be done now, you see). It’s not that I’m finding it particularly difficult, just
Just before this hand was played, Player 7 said my name reminded him of a Grand National runner. Then we raced. 🙂
I’m sure this isn’t really a “feature” of Full Tilt (indeed, I’m sure it’s simply a “feature” of poker in general), but this does seem to happen to me more than it should. There were only two cards in the deck that I was concerned about during this hand. Turns out he had one of
I’m normally a big fan of the BBC: their content is generally high quality, their services are top-notch, and I’m normally pretty happy to pay the licence fee. Tonight, I feel rather let down. I’m probably over-reacting but in my defence I feel I’ve done everything I can in the situation and yet I’m left
As far as I know, this is the first tournament I’ve played against this guy (I’ve started to make notes about players and he didn’t have any). He’s played a number of stupid hands. Some he’s won, others he hasn’t. I didn’t expect to win this hand, and as I went all in I said
Honestly, I don’t go looking for bad beats. They just seem to find me.