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The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary)

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  • edited March 2014
    I go with 5c6c? :)
  • edited March 2014
    Does the villan have trip3s?
  • edited March 2014
    Ok DoubleAAA.... you had to go and ruin it!

    I should have said people who have possibly seen (via skype or on table) are excluded!

    Prize should probably go to ff55hh as he was closest before double came and spoilt the fun ;)
    LB44 Small blind   £1.00 £1.00 £397.00
    gazza127 Big blind   £2.00 £3.00 £398.00
      Your hole cards
    • 6
    • 5
         
    bolly580 Fold        
    bigsid Fold        
    stacker59 Fold        
    LB44 Raise   £6.00 £9.00 £391.00
    gazza127 Call   £5.00 £14.00 £393.00
    Flop
       
    • 4
    • J
    • 3
         
    LB44 Bet   £10.00 £24.00 £381.00
    gazza127 Call   £10.00 £34.00 £383.00
    Turn
       
    • 8
         
    LB44 Bet   £22.00 £56.00 £359.00
    gazza127 Call   £22.00 £78.00 £361.00
    River
       
    • 7
         
    LB44 Check        
    gazza127 Bet   £96.00 £174.00 £265.00
    LB44 Call   £96.00 £270.00 £263.00
    gazza127 Show
    • 6
    • 5
         
    LB44 Muck
    • Q
    • Q
         
    gazza127 Win Straight to the 8 £268.20   £533.20
    The reason why I said some people were close in their thinking was that some of you went for 109ss.  I.e. I had a draw on the flop, I picked up extra equity on the turn, and got there on the river.

    I'll buy you a pint mr ff55hh at next SPT if youre about... and maybe you too Double if youre lucky.

    Summary:  Nl200 went alright :)
  • edited March 2014
    Fif55hh and mrsduck were so close I just had to correct the suit for them :)  Mine's a Kronenberg pls.
  • edited March 2014
    ugh I was going to say 5c6c as well lol! But then I got confused by you saying someone was close with an earlier guess!!
  • edited March 2014
    I once found a £20 note by the cutty sark but my success here is a close rival to that moment.

    Out of interest, if you were facing that bet with QQ and the same actions beforehand, would you still call??
  • edited March 2014
    In Response to Re: The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary):
    I once found a £20 note by the cutty sark but my success here is a close rival to that moment. Out of interest, if you were facing that bet with QQ and the same actions beforehand, would you still call??
    Posted by ff55hh
    Haha.  Good stuff.

    I really dont know tbh.  It'd really depend who I was playing.  Some villains would try this and others would just check back hoping their A highs are good/just give up.  I've made the bet to seem massively polarised.  Air or effective nuts.  I cant have many 2 pairs in my hand, if any, and sets seem unlikely.

    There are a few hands I could have backed into (such as 109 and 65), but its very hard to spot these when they come runner runner.

    I'd probably call... especially v me.  The most likely hand I have is a busted flush draw, but the price makes it a more difficult call.  But yeah, totally depends on who im playing.
  • edited March 2014

    Very true that if you've cultivated a certain image over time then its a much tougher decision.

    I thought maybe I'd get that 'sinking feeling' to save me at some point :-S

  • edited March 2014
    Tilt alert.  Beats all over the place meant i went from top 30 in main AND mini to out within about 20 minutes.

    Then i reg for £55 BH and these two beauts happen:
    THEROCK573 Small blind   75.00 75.00 4270.00
    x Big blind   150.00 225.00 2930.00
      Your hole cards
    • A
    • K
         
    jakealex Fold        
    Rinsed Raise   300.00 525.00 5275.00
    gazza127 Raise   750.00 1275.00 3415.00
    johnny_e Call   750.00 2025.00 4915.00
    THEROCK573 Fold        
    x All-in   2930.00 4955.00 0.00
    Rinsed Fold        
    gazza127 All-in   3415.00 8370.00 0.00
    johnny_e Fold        
    gazza127 Unmatched bet   1085.00 7285.00 1085.00
    x Show
    • 7
    • 7
         
    gazza127 Show
    • A
    • K
         
    Flop
       
    • 5
    • 3
    • 5
         
    Turn
       
    • 4
         
    River
       
    • Q
         
    x Win Two Pairs, 7s and 5s 7285.00   7285.00
    He said he put me on AK in chat.  77 is always good in that spot.  Wp.
    Rinsed Small blind   75.00 75.00 4385.00
    gazza127 Big blind   150.00 225.00 935.00
      Your hole cards
    • K
    • 10
         
    johnny_e Fold        
    THEROCK573 Fold        
    shirley02 Fold        
    x Call   150.00 375.00 3375.00
    Rinsed Fold        
    gazza127 All-in   935.00 1310.00 0.00
    x Call   935.00 2245.00 2440.00
    gazza127 Show
    • K
    • 10
         
    x Show
    • 8
    • 3
         
    Flop
       
    • 3
    • 10
    • 6
         
    Turn
       
    • A
         
    River
       
    • 8
         
    x Win Two Pairs, 8s and 3s 2245.00   4685.00
    Lets induce with 83.  Wp.


    Tilt alert indeed.
  • edited March 2014
    Suited, gaz, 83 suited...
  • edited March 2014
    In Response to Re: The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary):
    Suited, gaz, 83 suited...
    Posted by TeddyBloat
    Oh sorry.  Didnt notice.  Fair enough then. :)
  • edited March 2014
    Pokers going a bit rubbish at the minute.

    BUT... plans are in motion for a small trip to Vegas in the Summer with a mate.  He's not a big poker player at all, but he wants to go.  I think the plan might be fly to vegas, stay there for about 4 days... then rent a car and go visit grand canyon and maybe head into Phoenix or possibly LA for a few nights.  End the trip with another few nights in Vegas before heading back.

    Don't know how plausible all that is.  Obviously poker time will take a hit, but id still be able to play a few MTTs and a bit of cash.  After all poker wouldnt be the only reason im going.

    Only issue is where to stay, what to do and where to go while im over there.

    Any suggetions welcome.  :)
  • edited March 2014
    Well last nights cash session was interesting to say the least.

    There was next to no 50nl running, so I ended up 2 tabling 100nl.  I thought at about 11pm that id just play for an hour or so then go watch some tv.

    An hour in and im 5 BI down.

    5.

    Now thats just not acceptable.  I couldn't reward myself after a -5BI session with some House of Cards fun.  Nope.  I had to try and get it back.  I had played pretty poor in that first hour, but I wasn't tilted.  I was just trying to force it a bit too much, taking high variance lines and seemingly just picking the wrong spots.

    There was one guy on my table who i'd given at least one BI to who was chirping up a bit saying how bad I was and that I was just giving my money away.  I don't mind that at all.  If they effectively tell you they are never going to believe you, then you just adjust your play.  I tightened a bit, tried to make my big hands look as much as bluffs as I could and worked on getting my 5 BI back.

    I had already managed to grab one BI back by the time this hand rocked around.  My thinking behind this hand was simple.  Opener is aggressive and will barrel worse.  There are tonnes of people after me able to squeeze with worse, and ive underrepped my hand.  I had said I was making adjustments... and it worked.
    TommyD Small blind   £0.50 £0.50 £159.67
    russia Big blind   £1.00 £1.50 £165.03
      Your hole cards
    • J
    • J
         
    cityground Fold        
    y Raise   £3.00 £4.50 £113.81
    gazza127 Call   £3.00 £7.50 £123.42
    x All-in   £24.04 £31.54 £0.00
    TommyD Fold        
    russia Fold        
    y All-in   £113.81 £145.35 £0.00
    gazza127 Call   £113.81 £259.16 £9.61
    y Show
    • Q
    • 10
         
    gazza127 Show
    • J
    • J
         
    x Show
    • 3
    • 9
         
    Flop
       
    • A
    • A
    • K
         
    Turn
       
    • 4
         
    River
       
    • A
         
    gazza127 Win Full House, Aces and Jacks £257.36   £266.97
    Shortly after, the guy who bust out on this table reloaded, but he changed seats and I now had position on him.  He tended to limp all of his range.  I isolated him about 90% of his limps, and after about an hour or two I found the right spot and got him again.
    launder Small blind   £0.50 £0.50 £93.00
    TommyD Big blind   £1.00 £1.50 £158.66
      Your hole cards
    • 10
    • Q
         
    russia Fold        
    cityground Fold        
    x Call   £1.00 £2.50 £55.73
    gazza127 Raise   £4.00 £6.50 £354.08
    launder Fold        
    TommyD Fold        
    x Raise   £6.00 £12.50 £49.73
    gazza127 Call   £3.00 £15.50 £351.08
    Flop
       
    • A
    • Q
    • 5
         
    x Check        
    gazza127 Check        
    Turn
       
    • 10
         
    x Check        
    gazza127 Bet   £9.00 £24.50 £342.08
    x Call   £9.00 £33.50 £40.73
    River
       
    • 4
         
    x Check        
    gazza127 All-in   £342.08 £375.58 £0.00
    x All-in   £40.73 £416.31 £0.00
    gazza127 Unmatched bet   £301.35 £114.96 £301.35
    x Show
    • A
    • K
         
    gazza127 Show
    • 10
    • Q
         
    gazza127 Win Two Pairs, Queens and 10s £113.16   £414.5
    So that session that started at 11pm and was only supposed to last an hour, actually went on to nearly 4am.

    However I managed to reclaim my 5 lost BI and actually ended in profit by about a tenner.  Snap quit.  I'll take that after the beginning I had.

    It does make me wonder.... why can't I start a session by winning 5 BI?  That'd be nice.


  • edited March 2014
    Nice recovery

    life would be much less stressful if we could just win the 5 buy ins from off. Say ta very much and sod off to the boozer. Take the positives though.  Ending up a tenner in profit after being down a wedge is a way better feeling than going 5 buy ins up and finishing £10 up.

    had a weird hand with the guy sandwiched between us in the deepstack.  I 3bet KJ and he flatted. Flopped trips. He check calls all the way to the river. Then leads out for 240 into 2500. Alarm bells go off and I just call.  He'd flopped the full house. Felt like I'd had a free rebuy after that.  Nice guy.

    Posted pics because you said you liked photos.  Then you don't comment.  Made me sad :)
  • edited March 2014
    In Response to Re: The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary):
    Nice recovery life would be much less stressful if we could just win the 5 buy ins from off. Say ta very much and sod off to the boozer. Take the positives though.  Ending up a tenner in profit after being down a wedge is a way better feeling than going 5 buy ins up and finishing £10 up. had a weird hand with the guy sandwiched between us in the deepstack.  I 3bet KJ and he flatted. Flopped trips. He check calls all the way to the river. Then leads out for 240 into 2500. Alarm bells go off and I just call.  He'd flopped the full house. Felt like I'd had a free rebuy after that.  Nice guy. Posted pics because you said you liked photos.  Then you don't comment.  Made me sad :)
    Posted by Jac35
    Yeah I was pleased that I managed to claw it back.  Although I don't think ive ever had such a draining session, both physically and emotionally.

    5 hours grind to get a £10 profit doesn't seem great.  However after the first hour you could argue I did a 4 hour grind with a £510 profit.

    Different ways of looking at it can make you feel better or worse than it actually is/was.

    I saw that hand you played.  It was really odd play from the villain.  If he checks and lets you bet again, then goes all in,  I imagine you find it very hard to lay down trip Kings.  It did almost seem like you got a 'get out of jail free' card when he lead 240 into you.

    Sigh.  I'll go check the pictures now and give you a lovely comment i'm sure :).  They werent approved last time I checked.


  • edited March 2014
    Well tonight has been OK ££ wise, but dissapointed in myself overall.... maybe I'll change my mind by the time i've finished this post.

    I reg for the Primo, Mini Primo. £22 Deepstack and £55 BH tonight.

    I managed to get into the Primo and BH for about £15 each so the night cost me about £55 in total, which isn't bad considering the prizepools on offer.

    After about half an hour in the Primo I was down to about 850 chips... I was also down to about 2k in Deepstack.  I wasn't playing great... it was evident.  I almost resigned myself to going out both and just going to watch tv.  The mini started and so did the 9pm BH... both ending swiftly.

    Somehow still in the primo and deepstack come 10 o'clock, I was seeing the field thin out quite a bit and even though my chip stacks were well below average, 1.... maybe 2 DU was all it'd take to cash as long as I played sensibly.

    Then come a spot in the Deepstack where villain donk overshoves a Kd Qd 5x board.  I have K10 and find the call.  He has the flush draw and misses and suddenly I have a stack.

    I manage to run into FT of Deepstack and even manage to get to HU as chip leader after knocking out MattBates ;)

    However it wasn't meant to be after this hand gave him a dominant chip lead I couldn't overcome:
    hibees70 Small blind   600.00 600.00 61262.50
    gazza127 Big blind   1200.00 1800.00 91937.50
      Your hole cards
    • J
    • J
         
    hibees70 Call   600.00 2400.00 60662.50
    gazza127 Raise   2400.00 4800.00 89537.50
    hibees70 Call   2400.00 7200.00 58262.50
    Flop
       
    • 9
    • 5
    • 10
         
    gazza127 Bet   3600.00 10800.00 85937.50
    hibees70 Raise   7200.00 18000.00 51062.50
    gazza127 All-in   85937.50 103937.50 0.00
    hibees70 All-in   51062.50 155000.00 0.00
    gazza127 Unmatched bet   31275.00 123725.00 31275.00
    hibees70 Show
    • 8
    • 10
         
    gazza127 Show
    • J
    • J
         
    Turn
       
    • 3
         
    River
       
    • 8
         
    hibees70 Win Two Pairs, 10s and 8s 123725.00   123725.00
    I still had the primo going though... hovering around the smaller stacks looking for a good spot to double up.

    I managed to get it to secure a cash JJ v K10 on a 10 high board and was in the top 10 with 20 left.

    After about an hour I was on the final table, as shortstack.  I manage to ladder to 5th, but after my jam with 33 got called by A7o didnt hold up I was out.

    I'm dissapointed in myself cause of my shove with 33 in the primo.  It was over a button raise, but it didnt look like he was folding.... and I also didnt win the deepstack after getting to HU as chip leader.

    Still.... considering I had almost given up circa 9pm...  a +£750 night is good.

    Actually £750 is a lot of money... maybe I shouldnt be so hard on myself.
  • edited March 2014
    That's not too bad...

    I made £12:) 
  • edited March 2014
    The difference between winning and losing.

    Without a shadow of a doubt, I find it difficult to deal with losing.  Im OK if i lose a pot in a cooler now and again, but bad beats, and more importantly, bad play (from myself) can annoy me to no end.  Poker should be an emotionless game.  A game of calculated risks where you innevitably end up a winning player if you make the right decisions long term.

    Poker is more to me than that though.  To me, poker is almost a sport.  Its a competition.  Can I beat the other guy in this pot?  Can I take down this 500 man tournament?  It's not really about the money.  Yes, the money is nice... but the feeling of winning is just as important to me.  If you ask me if I would rather finish 2nd in an MTT for £3k or 1st in an MTT for £2k.  I definitely know which one would feel better to me - the one where I had proved myself to be the best in that field.  Of course if these numbers were £3k and £300 then the i'd be silly to refuse the £3k, however I wouldn't finish with the same sense of pride compared to winning the £300 tournament.

    If you asked any football player or manager whether they'd rather finish 2nd in the Champions League or 1st in the League/a domestic trophy... well isn't that an obvious answer?  Any manager would rather have silverware in a season than none.  Shall we ask Arsene Wenger his thoughts on this?

    So when I do set myself up nicely for a tournament and look good to take it down, only to make an error, I do take it hard.  I have impossibly high standards.  Standards i'll never live up to.  Standards that will make me feel rubbish for 95% of my poker life.  But its those same standards which are going to help me improve.  I try to learn from my mistakes and cut them out, and do find myself improving over a month by month basis as I start to plug these leaks.

    I know I can't win every tournament I play... or every pot in cash.  That'd be ridiculous.  What I want from myself is to be able to say at the end of each tournament or cash hand that I played that the best I could.  If I can't, then its my own ruddy fault.  I will be dissapointed.  I can't help it.

    So im sorry if im a little moany now again and prone to a little tilt.  Its more a reflection of my dissapointment in my own game, rather than others.  Bad beats happen... I need to deal with it.  It's my own errors I can't deal with.  They simply must go.


  • edited March 2014
    In Response to Re: The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary):
    The difference between winning and losing. Without a shadow of a doubt, I find it difficult to deal with losing.  Im OK if i lose a pot in a cooler now and again, but bad beats, and more importantly, bad play (from myself) can annoy me to no end.  Poker should be an emotionless game.  A game of calculated risks where you innevitably end up a winning player if you make the right decisions long term. Poker is more to me than that though.  To me, poker is almost a sport.  Its a competition.  Can I beat the other guy in this pot?  Can I take down this 500 man tournament?  It's not really about the money.  Yes, the money is nice... but the feeling of winning is just as important to me.  If you ask me if I would rather finish 2nd in an MTT for £3k or 1st in an MTT for £2k.  I definitely know which one would feel better to me - the one where I had proved myself to be the best in that field.  Of course if these numbers were £3k and £300 then the i'd be silly to refuse the £3k, however I wouldn't finish with the same sense of pride compared to winning the £300 tournament. If you asked any football player or manager whether they'd rather finish 2nd in the Champions League or 1st in the League/a domestic trophy... well isn't that an obvious answer?  Any manager would rather have silverware in a season than none.  Shall we ask Arsene Wenger his thoughts on this? So when I do set myself up nicely for a tournament and look good to take it down, only to make an error, I do take it hard.  I have impossibly high standards.  Standards i'll never live up to.  Standards that will make me feel rubbish for 95% of my poker life.  But its those same standards which are going to help me improve.  I try to learn from my mistakes and cut them out, and do find myself improving over a month by month basis as I start to plug these leaks. I know I can't win every tournament I play... or every pot in cash.  That'd be ridiculous.  What I want from myself is to be able to say at the end of each tournament or cash hand that I played that the best I could.  If I can't, then its my own ruddy fault.  I will be dissapointed.  I can't help it. So im sorry if im a little moany now again and prone to a little tilt.  Its more a reflection of my dissapointment in my own game, rather than others.  Bad beats happen... I need to deal with it.  It's my own errors I can't deal with.  They simply must go.
    Posted by gazza127
    Good post.

    Any cash 1st or 2nd is a great result. The edges hu with massive blinds are really limited. You have had a phenomenal amount of wins (1st place) as well as many FT's under your belt.

    Your drive and strive to constantly win/ improve have really bourne out in your MTT results. Without a shadow of a doubt you are one of the best MTTplayers on the site. Never played you at cash recently (clearly!) but in the last few months paying the levels you have been playing you will be constantly learning and your game will have improved no end comared to someone who plays exclusively 20nl and hasn't moved up.

    Maybe you put to much ego into the game. As in saying i must win, win, win.

    By the nature of it we are not going to win all the time, there will be the downswings, coolers and times we can't get anything going as well as the good times. During your bad spells you do like to talk about it and post hands.

    Plus we are all going to make mistakes, it;s inevitable, like you said just learn from them and move on.

    I was similiar used to moan "this is so sick getting runner runnered". Maybe i still do to an extent. But i've tried to stop doing that now, it's pointless and negative. 

    You are doing really well with the poker. Keep up the good work buddy
  • edited March 2014
    Sitting 6/11 in 9pm £55BH.

    Then.
    oololollo Small blind   600.00 600.00 47516.95
    gazza127 Big blind   1200.00 1800.00 30517.94
      Your hole cards
    • A
    • Q
         
    sumner0754 Fold        
    matisback Fold        
    johnny_e Fold        
    bolly580 Raise   2400.00 4200.00 32155.50
    loololollo Fold        
    gazza127 Raise   4911.00 9111.00 25606.94
    bolly580 All-in   32155.50 41266.50 0.00
    gazza127 All-in   25606.94 66873.44 0.00
    bolly580 Unmatched bet   2837.56 64035.88 2837.56
    gazza127 Show
    • A
    • Q
         
    bolly580 Show
    • 5
    • 10
         
    Flop
       
    • 4
    • Q
    • 3
         
    Turn
       
    • 2
         
    River
       
    • 6
         
    bolly580 Win Straight to the 6 64035.88   66873.44
    GG me.
  • edited March 2014
    Its 8:42.

    GG main.
    GG deepstack
    GG £11 BH
    GG £22 BH


    I wonder whats on tele.
  • edited March 2014
    Wow tonight has been brutal.  Out of the 9pm early doors too.

    Exit hands from tournaments include AA v QQ AIP,  Flopped flush v turned FH,  Flopped top two v turned flush, QQ v K5 AIP.

    Might call it a night.  Clearly the poker gods don't like me today.
  • edited March 2014
    Graham Norton?
  • edited March 2014
    In Response to Re: The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary):
    Graham Norton?
    Posted by Jac35

    Should have.

    Played cash.  Lost cash.  Tilted at lost cash.  Withdrew big chunk of roll.  Convince myself its for Vegas trip this year.  Actually cause I dont want to do something silly.  Child.

    TV now.
  • edited March 2014
    Think I might take a week off from poker.

    Think itd be good for me.  I grinded my but off last month and this month I'm still playing until 4am each morning and getting up for work at 8am.  Im tired.  A man needs his sleep!

    Hopefully by taking a week off I can try and restore some sort of poker/life balance midweek.

    Don't think the cycle ive got at the minute is sustainable and is certainly going to hinder me long term.
  • edited March 2014
    Las Vegas booked!

    Im heading off on the 20th May and getting back on 8th June.

    I'll be starting and ending my trip in Vegas with a fair bit of travelling around San Fran, LA and Grand Canyon in between.

    Looking forward to it!  Anyone else on the Vegas plane?


  • edited March 2014
    Pfffft who needs good BRM?
    gazzaluf05 Small blind   £1.50 £1.50 £334.88
    lJAMESl Big blind   £3.00 £4.50 £771.54
      Your hole cards
    • 6
    • 7
         
    Vince_107 Fold        
    gazza127 Raise   £9.00 £13.50 £316.20
    mpharm Call   £9.00 £22.50 £474.40
    paddy1988 Raise   £32.00 £54.50 £268.00
    gazzaluf05 Fold        
    lJAMESl Fold        
    gazza127 Call   £23.00 £77.50 £293.20
    mpharm Fold        
    Flop
       
    • 9
    • J
    • 8
         
    gazza127 Check        
    paddy1988 Bet   £48.00 £125.50 £220.00
    gazza127 Raise   £99.00 £224.50 £194.20
    paddy1988 Call   £51.00 £275.50 £169.00
    Turn
       
    • 5
         
    gazza127 All-in   £194.20 £469.70 £0.00
    paddy1988 Fold        
    gazza127 Muck        
    gazza127 Win   £273.70   £273.70
    gazza127 Return   £194.20 £1.80 £467.90
    Me.... I do.


  • edited March 2014
    In Response to Re: The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary):
    Las Vegas booked! Im heading off on the 20th May and getting back on 8th June. I'll be starting and ending my trip in Vegas with a fair bit of travelling around San Fran, LA and Grand Canyon in between. Looking forward to it!  Anyone else on the Vegas plane?
    Posted by gazza127
    About time! Sounds like a good trip in the making. Shame I'm back less than 2 weeks before you fly out.

    Been looking into various tourneys on the strip. Unsurprisingly, there seems to be quite a few crapshoot ones (10 min blinds, or 40bb SS etc etc). The better structured ones look like they are held at the Venetian, Wynn, Aria, Caesars Palace and Bellagio. Buy ins hover around the $100-$200 mark, most have 30 min levels and a 200bb SS. They will probably attract a better calibre of player, so there could be some value in the crapshoot ones if variance is kind to us. Allvegaspoker.com gives you the lowdown....

    Tip for San Fran (great city), if you want to go to Alcatraz, and you really should do it, then book it in advance. By advance, I mean this weekend! If you rock (no pun intended) up at the ticket office on the day you want to go with nothing sorted in advance, gg.
  • edited March 2014
    In Response to Re: The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary):
    Think I might take a week off from poker. Think itd be good for me.  I grinded my but off last month and this month I'm still playing until 4am each morning and getting up for work at 8am.  Im tired.  A man needs his sleep! Hopefully by taking a week off I can try and restore some sort of poker/life balance midweek. Don't think the cycle ive got at the minute is sustainable and is certainly going to hinder me long term.
    Posted by gazza127
    If you plan on surviving past your 50's then I would consider sorting this out lol

    Have a great time in vegas btw
  • edited March 2014
    In Response to Re: The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary):
    In Response to Re: The ramblings of a young man (gazza127 diary) : About time! Sounds like a good trip in the making. Shame I'm back less than 2 weeks before you fly out. Been looking into various tourneys on the strip. Unsurprisingly, there seems to be quite a few crapshoot ones (10 min blinds, or 40bb SS etc etc). The better structured ones look like they are held at the Venetian, Wynn, Aria, Caesars Palace and Bellagio. Buy ins hover around the $100-$200 mark, most have 30 min levels and a 200bb SS. They will probably attract a better calibre of player, so there could be some value in the crapshoot ones if variance is kind to us. Allvegaspoker.com gives you the lowdown.... Tip for San Fran (great city), if you want to go to Alcatraz, and you really should do it, then book it in advance. By advance, I mean this weekend! If you rock (no pun intended) up at the ticket office on the day you want to go with nothing sorted in advance, gg.
    Posted by hhyftrftdr
    Ty for the tips man.  Let me know what you get up to in Vegas on here so you can give me even more tips about where to go/what to do. :)

    Alcatraz is on the list.
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