Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey [new update]

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Plymouth Today]*** ['Sweat' Thread]:
Good luck today Pat! Run Good FTW!
Posted by Glenelg

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Plymouth Today]*** ['Sweat' Thread]:
Well done on making day 2 Pat, and very best of luck!
Posted by GREGHOGG

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Plymouth Today]*** ['Sweat' Thread]:
best of luck Pat, be solid dev
Posted by devonfish5

Ty guys!

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For those wondering what's going on, yesterday was day 1 of the GUKPT Plymouth which is paid for under my Skypoker sponsorship. Starting stack was 50,000 chips, with 25/50 ante. 

My table was fairly solid. About 3 of the guys, play poker for a living, 3 competent players and 2 recreational players. Interestingly I had history with one of the guys that plays for a living (he's played up to £10knl before) - He used to mess around at the casino near me, donking around in tournaments, in between playing £100+ a hand blackjack. 

From the go, I set up a tight-spew/aggro image. '

Fish raised and guy I had history with just called, I 3 bet pre with 1010, both called. 

Came Axx two spades, checked to me and I bet, just pro called. 

His range is basically junk at this point, and I'm 95% sure he doesn't have the A. 

I bet the turn and he check raises big, I put him on the flush or complete air.

I re-raise small and he calls. Comes spade on river and he bets, I fold. I asked him on the break and he tells me he had the spade flush. 

Me and him had a fair bit of history before today. He was playing 80% of hands and he's not afraid to call very light pre. He also plays up to 10knl online too. ANYWAY - I agree that I probably butchered the hand AND running this vs anyone else is suicidal.

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Couple more hands..

I'm first to act and raise, guy next to me calls and sb calls. Both are okayish. Flop comes Q57, two spades. I bet and both call, comes a 2 and I bet, both call. river 10. Sb checks, I shove......

Both fold, I show 89 two spades. Which put me back up to 37kish.

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First hand back I raise with 77 from co. Folds to pro in bb who calls (he'd been defending 95% of sbs). Comes down 9xx two diamonds. I bet 2/3 he calls. Turn is another 9, I count out 60% raise but accidentally put in 1300 (25%). He calls. Rivers an ace of diamonds, he bets 90% pot. I call after 15 seconds and 77 is good

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Then the monster hand. There was an interesting dynamic at the table, bad player was limping utg with junk and had been

getting a lot of 3 bets to isolate. I was one of the players who'd been 3 betting wide to isolate, which suprisingly were

 getting through. Another bad player raises big utg (I'd been 3 betting her tons too and it had gotten through 4/5)

 3 players call and I'm in the bb with aces. I 3 bet to 5k more. Folds to the pro, who'd I'd spewed against earlier and

 seen how wide I was 3 betting. He shoves! I snap off for my tournament life. He has KQss!!!! Camera comes over.

 Flop's dealt 592 one spade, turn is a 4 of spades! One more spade and I'm out in horrific fashion. River's blank

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Final few hours I slowly chip up. After a total of 9 hours, a total of 76 players registered, 64-66 players remain. Average is 58,500 and I'm on 90,000 chips. Start again at 2pm today. I'll be updating my progress on my twitter: www.twitter.com/walshp1

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I'd like to thank Jamie and his partner for coming to offer support (lovely couple, and I wish them the best of luck in Vegas) & thanks to Dohhh for updating this thread. 

JingleMa

Great stuff Pat - aces always seem 2 giv a sweat, don't they?

Ur doing gr8, gl4 day2!

aussie09

we're with you pat...glgl

MrTurner6

Watching the stream out of curiosity. What seat are you in?? Nevermind lol, it just said a win for Pat walsh in seat 2 and answered my question for me.

GaryQQQ

The Sky Poker hoodie is a bit of a giveaway too!

Good luck Pat.

If anybody else wants the live stream put "GUKPT Plymouth live stream" into Google and click on the third one down in the results.

MrTurner6

I don't know if my internet is poor but the stream is no way clear enough for me to make out whats on the hoodie lol.

Lambert180

Unlucky mate. I heard you busted via the live blog. Well done for going fairly deep anyway in what I think is your first GUKPT

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Plymouth Today]*** ['Sweat' Thread]:

Unlucky mate. I heard you busted via the live blog. Well done for going fairly deep anyway in what I think is your first GUKPT
Posted by Lambert180

Thanks man

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Played terrible on day 2. Got involved in stupid situations. Made a big laydown with AQ on Q10xx flop. Got owned by fish. Learnt that it's easier to bluff pros than fish haha. Put a fish on monkeytilt after calling clock on him (I have never contemplated doing such a thing, but there was 60k in the pot and he'd check raised 10xx two club flop and it was 10k more to call the shove & was taking agggggggggggggesssss) As some of you saw, I was on the feauture table for day 2. Great publicity for sky. Drowned my sorrows last night. Will post a proper update later. I love you all. 

unknown_username

Sooo hungover all day Sunday (will eventually get around to posting a review post of the GUKPT). Actually cashed in a £50 donkament tonight at my local casino. gndkslahniaosdnasdiognkasonsdioasdhn finally 

devonfish5

nice effort Pat,
sure the experience will be good 4 the future,

dev

simonnatur

Hi Pat, 

I watched a bit of the streamed feature table you were on. You can take this with a big pinch of salt cos I hardly play any tournies let alone live. It seemed to me the atmosphere on the table was quite chatty and friendly

and wondered  whether it's best to join in with this from a table image viewpoint??

Observation based on only a short view during which I think you layed down the TPTK hand, Interested to hear your thoughts as I am thinking of playing in the Goliath tourney this summer.

Cheers,

Simon

JingleMa

Ul mate, but u'll be bak no probs.

Looking 4ward2the review! :-)

BigHawk89

Unlucky on the finish Pat too bad you couldnt have had a deeper run, wish i knew the tourney was streamed would have had a watch.

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Fail Thread]***:

nice effort Pat, sure the experience will be good 4 the future, dev
Posted by devonfish5

Most definitely so. Thanks for following Dev.

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Fail Thread]***:

Hi Pat,  I watched a bit of the streamed feature table you were on. You can take this with a big pinch of salt cos I hardly play any tournies let alone live. It seemed to me the atmosphere on the table was quite chatty and friendly and wondered  whether it's best to join in with this from a table image viewpoint?? Observation based on only a short view during which I think you layed down the TPTK hand, Interested to hear your thoughts as I am thinking of playing in the Goliath tourney this summer. Cheers, Simon
Posted by simonnatur

Hi Simon, I try to have a laugh at the table with people. I find that the more respectful and friendly with them, the more they are back. As well as giving a lot more information away and spite call you less. Just don't call the clock on anyone haha. 

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Fail Thread]***:

Ul mate, but u'll be bak no probs. Looking 4ward2the review! :-)
Posted by JingleMa

Ty jackie

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Fail Thread]***:

Unlucky on the finish Pat too bad you couldnt have had a deeper run, wish i knew the tourney was streamed would have had a watch.
Posted by BigHawk89

I felt really emotional afterwards, not because I went out. More just because I got myself in so many gross spots on day 2 when my table was so beatable.

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GUKPT:

In April I won a £1000 Skypoker sponsorship package. For my events I decided on the SPT Nottingham in September and the GUKPT Deepstack in Plymouth. The GUKPT was scheduled to run from last Friday until Sunday, starting at 2pm each day. The buy-in for the event was £550. 

A total of 76 players registered for the event. Starting stack was an incredible 50,000 chips, one hour levels and blinds started at 25/50. I'd thoroughly recommend this event. 

Day 1:

My Day 1 table was about how I expected. Table played 8 handed for 7/9 levels. I had 3 'pros' on the table who were very competent players. Had history with one of them who played at my local casino. He just messes around playing the low stakes tournaments, but in between plays blackjack at like £200 a hand. A guy that was familiar with him commented that this player had played up to £10knl online before. Other than the 'pros', there were 2 pretty bad players, and the others were fairly-competent (eg, actually capable of folding top pair). 

The guy I had history with played very loose to start. Either open raised or 3 bet the first 15/20 hands and probably folded 1 or 2 pre. He was just creating a spewey/unpolorised image and then tightened up after a couple of hours.

First major hand went like this:

Fish raised utg and pro just called. I 3 bet with 10 10 and both called. Flop comes Axx with two spades. Checked to me and I c bet, just pro calls. Turns a blank, checks to me and I c bet and he raises bigger. I put him on the flush or complete air. I put him on the flush or complete air. I re-raise small, he calls. River's a King of spades and he leads big.

This hand was a bit puke. He would raise the set on the flop and would have 3 bet the ace pre. I put him on the flush. I knew he'd bet a wide range of rivers big, so I wanted to take the inicitive in the hand by re-raising turn, which in hindsight is a mistake. Given history I had with him, I should have called the turn and re-evaluated river. 

A key hand just before dinner break:

I'm first to act and raise 2.5x bb. Guy next to me calls and sb calls. Both players are okayish. Flop comes Q57, two spades. I c bet and both call, comes a 2 on the turn and I bet, both call. River's a 10, sb checks and I shove.

The key factor in this pot, is that both players were fairly competent. Definitely capable of folding top pair. The sort of players that would raise flop/turn if they had two pair/set. (Both folded and I showed 89 spades)

After the break, I got involved in a pretty sick pot with one of the looser pros. He had was often defending from his sb. 

I raise from Co with 77, just the pro in bb calls. Flop comes 249 two diamonds, and I c bet. He calls, and comes a 9 on turn. This is where it gets a bit interesting, I count out a 60% pot bet in my head, but accidently put in 25%. He looks confused by my bet sizing, and calls. River comes an ace of diamonds and he leads into me for 2/3 pot. I call after about 15 seconds and my 77 is good.

After that, I just couldn't get anything going and went card dead for aggges, or would get something like 88, raise pre, get 3 callers and be met by an AK10 flop

I was on around 32,000 chips when this hand occurred. Fish raises utg to 4x (2.4k) and gets 3 callers. I'd been 3 betting her to death, and it was suprisingly getting through 80% of the time. My pre-flop aggression was the only way I was keeping my head above water. I just couldn't win a pot post-flop. I look down at AA in the bb, and made it 5k more. Folds to the 'pro' who I spewed against earlier, and he shoves. I snap off and he shows KQss. I hold and suddenly I'm up to 82,000. 

For the next couple hours, I didn't really get involved in any major pots. The day was a marathon. We played a total of 9, 1 hour levels and I bagged up 90,525 at the end of the day, the average was 58,000. We started the day at 2pm, and finished at around 12:30am. I'd be back at 2pm on day 2, which would play down to the final 9.

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Day 2:

Day two started great. To my surprise, I was on the feature table. I'd be on a live stream, with a commentater analysing hands to the viewers. Not only that, but my table draw was unbelievably easy. I had one of the pro's on my table from the day before, who I later discovered, won the GUKPT player of the year in 2011. But other than him, the standard was awful. If I could start by taking down a few pots, and show value hands, I'd create a solid imagine. Which I could use to my advantage to steal wide. 

We started play at 500/1000 blinds with a 100 ante. Within the first few hands I stole a couple pots from the button and CO. I also made a couple 3 bets, and showed value hands. I took down a medium pot when I flatted an utg raise with AQ, hit a Q and got value. 

Lost a 50k pot I can't remember well enough to a supermegafish. Which put me back on my initial starting stack. After which, I just couldn't get anything going. I'd find myself on the button with something like AJ suited, and utg would raise and get 3 bet by someone in MP, so I'd be forced to fold. And obviously the 3 better would show aces. Excluding the pro, the players were all fit or fold, and couldn't make a move if you put them on a dancefloor. 

Then a blind vs blind situation occurs. The only real information I had on him was when he raised utg and got 3 bet by the player next to him and still called with AJ lololol (obviously hits a J vs AK lol). It's folded to the sb who limps. No limping with ante's and blinds this big sir, so I raise it up with 89 (I'd have done the same with 70% of starting hands). He calls, and it comes down Jxx. He leads out, which is often a sign of weakness/middle pair. I raise it up. He tanks a little, and then calls. Turns a blank and he shoves. I sigh fold. He later tells me he had the Jack - gskgnsioasgngdiogndoiasgngdiosdgandgaogadnsdg;mdgpgda facesmash, I would have folded a J if I was him. RULE #1: DON'T EXPECT FISH TO FOLD. 

After, I was back on 65kish when this very interesting hand occurs. UTG raises and he was a very fit or fold type player. I'd been 3 betting a fair bit, and thought I'd only get folds by worse aces/lower pp if I 3 bet + there was the supermegafish on the bb who was calling everything that I wanted in the pot. So I flat with AQ and fish in bb calls. Flop comes down Q10x. UTG bets 3/4 pot and I flat, so does the fish. Now at this point, I decided I'd flat his cbet, and then shove all blank turns, knowing that the fish calling the flop isn't a sign of strength. On the turn it comes a blank, and the board reads Q10xx. The initial raiser now fairly quickly shoves utg for a pot sized bet (which basically has me covered). Now, this played had been playing very tight. Over my time, I've played a lot of the same players, and 95% of the time, they only play 3 hands in this way. AA, KK or 1010 (QQ is also possible, but I have a Q so it's somewhat unlikely). I tank fold my top pair, top kicker, happy to live on. 

Then one of the funniest situations of my poker life occurs (I'm not actually in the hand). Folds to the pro on the button who raises. Fish calls in small or bb. Flop comes 10xx with a flush draw. Fish checks, pro bets and fish re-raises. Pot is now 45kish. Pro now shoves for 10k more. Now, when the fish check raises, he either does this with: a) complete air (insta fold) b) flush draw/top pair (snap call) or c) a middle pocket pair (sigh call). The fish is an idiot to check raise too small and not just shove, so he doesn't put himself in this position when the pro has like 10k left. He now goes into the tank. A minute and a half passes. The decision is one of the easiest in the world. Either snap fold or snap call. I've played with this type of player in DYMs, they'll 4x raise for 3/4 of their stack pre when the blinds are high. Get shoved on, then crying timebank call with something like Q3, when in reality they should just sigh snap call and re-evaluate their game. 

So time passes and I eventually ask the dealer to call clock. The floor comes over, and informs the player he has 1 minute to make a decision. The player now starts going nuts, shouting etc. He said, 'Your a semi-proffessional, you shouldn't call clock'. Goes nuts for longer, and eventually calls with 88. Surprisingly it holds up and he wins a nice pot. But he still carries on. I try to be upstanding and decent, saying I thought it was an easy decision either way and that I didn't mean to cause offense. He continues to go nuts, and has to have a walk to shake the tilt off. I say, 'love don't hate' lolol. I'm sorry but if I just won a big pot, I'd be happy, not a spazztard over something so peti. RULE #2: DON'T CALL CLOCK ON FISH 

After that debacle, I continued to go carddead, or I'd raise and get 3 bet out of the pot and be forced to fold A8suited from the CO. Time passes, and I'm on something like 40k. Players are going out all over the place. Average was on like 90k now. We're also playing 6 handed and blinds are something like 800/1600. Female player who was quiet active raises utg, I shove for 40k from the sb with J10suited. BB short stack snaps next to me with AK and suddenly I'm down to 20kish. 

Then comes the dinner break. After which, tilted fish next to me shoved first hand from CO. Second hand he also shoves, I crying call with A8, knowing he often has a pp/an ace/the fact he shoved 2 hands in a row, means he does indeed have a hand, but the ante's were 300, and blind was up to something like 3000. So I crying called and suddenly I'm up against AQ. Flop is something like Ax*****8*****..............Qx and I'm out. RULE #3: FISH ALWAYS HAVE HANDS

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I've felt so emotional the last few days. I've broken up from relationships and not even felt half as bad as when I busted the GUKPT. I didn't go into the tournament expecting to cash, I just wanted to play my A game. Saying that, I felt I could have done so much more on day 2. The cards on this occasion, just had a different idea. 

I'd like to thank everyone for the overwhelming support I've recieved to date, including people who watched the stream and followed me on twitter. I've had random people come up to me in the casino and say they watched the stream. A lot have said commented how funny the clock calling hand was and it's become talking point at my local casino. 

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Sunday night I played a £50 donkament at my local casino and chopped it 4 ways. You can probably tell from the picture why I asked for a chop (top 3 paid, £810 for first, £520 for second, £370 for 3rd). Guy to my left was a loose cannon, open raising 20k with blinds at 700/1400. Helps when he has over 2/3 of the chips in play lol. White chips are 1000, green 500 and reds 100. Other two guys were young regs that didn't have any noticeable leaks, so it was definitely +ev to chop. £400 each for the youngsters and £500 (+£100 seat winner typically gets for first) for the cannon. 

 

unknown_username

If you had the chance to do it again? what would you change?
Maybe you should take time out to work out the ten best things you did
then the ten worst things and evaluate whether you could have improved the best and eliminated the worst.
there will be plenty more gukpt's for you to take down in the future!

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Fail Thread]***:

If you had the chance to do it again? what would you change? Maybe you should take time out to work out the ten best things you did then the ten worst things and evaluate whether you could have improved the best and eliminated the worst. there will be plenty more gukpt's for you to take down in the future!
Posted by DUNMIDOSH

I'd gladly play the tournament again, it was an honour to represent the site and create a bit of a buzz between friends etc. I'm definitely playing more live tournaments in the future, and feel that 4/5 fig scores are on the way. 

On the way to Plymouth for day two, I asked myself what I felt I did right, what I did wrong and what I could improve on. I'll try to answer for both days:

What I felt I did right

- Too many individuals play marginal hands out of position, which puts them at a severe disadvantage, especially against competent opponents. I felt I was weary of position at all times, and often used it to my advtange. 

- My 3 bets/iso raises were very effective (more so in day 1). Unfortunately I didn't attempt any 4 bet squeezes. But my 3 bets often got through, and I took down a number of pots with marginal hands. 

- I felt that overall my bet sizing was vastly better than my opponets. Too many players bet huge when they were strong, and too small when they're weak, or vise versa. I felt that I balanced this well. I also felt that I bet the minimum with bluffs that I needed to. Say a K10Q flop, and I raise pre with 66, and got one caller there's often no point betting 75% pot against a competent player, it's just as effective as a 45% pot bet.

- I always considered my opponents range and the strength of my hand in relation to their hand. Yes QQ pre flop is solid hand. However on a 2222K flop, you've only got King high. You often see bad players saying, oh yes I called with a 58 on AAJK8, but I had 2 pair. No, you had a pair of 8s, stop thinking you had something nobody else did...

What I feel that I could have improved on

- I've previously had a habit of barrelling boards blindly and trying to steal every pot. Playing DYMs, I've definitely improved on this and often think about representing certain cards and giving up on others. However in MTTs, I often try to outplay my opponents in marginal spots, especially when I don't have enough equity/reads on them to make the move +ev. This was shown in the 1010 hand. I often need to take a step back, swollow my pride and just accept the move isn't +ev in the long run. 

- Concentration: Online, I often just watch a movie/tv show at the same time or play 10 tables, so it's definitely a shock single tabling. I've often struggled to focus in live poker. It's often such a grind, and even painful to watch how bad some of the plays are. But not paying attention, means that I miss out on vital information I can use later.

I'll update if I can think of any others. 

unknown_username

Hi Pat,

I watched a fair bit of the live stream on the Sunday & I don't know whether you got any feedback from the commentary when they said "the clock had been called by seat 2, its only been a couple of mins & he isn't even in the hand"  

You had made a fairly big laydown just before & the lady on your left seemed to start bossing the table.

What were your feelings at the time?

GaryQQQ

I watched and enjoyed the live stream too. If I was you Pat I'd consider this one to be a learning experience. It sounds like you've already thought long and hard about everything that happened during the tournament. That can only be a good a thing, I'm sure you'll become a much better live player as a result. Don't get too het-up about Day 2, the deck obviously wasn't on your side this time. When that's the case you can't run deep no matter how well you play.

You'll be back, and you'll do better next time. Great diary, keep up the good work.

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Fail Thread]***:

Hi Pat, I watched a fair bit of the live stream on the Sunday & I don't know whether you got any feedback from the commentary when they said "the clock had been called by seat 2, its only been a couple of mins & he isn't even in the hand"   You had made a fairly big laydown just before & the lady on your left seemed to start bossing the table. What were your feelings at the time?
Posted by Woogie8688

I was probably a little short of patience, I accept that. As I said, I have never called the clock before, and have been patient at all times, good and bad. I felt that it was an easy decision (to say the least) and I stand by my clock calling.

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]***:

I watched and enjoyed the live stream too. If I was you Pat I'd consider this one to be a learning experience. It sounds like you've already thought long and hard about everything that happened during the tournament. That can only be a good a thing, I'm sure you'll become a much better live player as a result. Don't get too het-up about Day 2, the deck obviously wasn't on your side this time. When that's the case you can't run deep no matter how well you play. You'll be back, and you'll do better next time. Great diary, keep up the good work.
Posted by GaryQQQ

Thanks Gary. Definitely a great learning experience and I look forward to playing SPT Nottingham in September. At the end of the day I'm an STT player for a reason. MTTs aren't my forte, but with a little bit of patience, practice and peristance, I feel I can crush more live MTTs/Cash in future. The experience definitely helped on Sunday, which was sadly my biggest cash to date.

jonjo75

Hi Pat I am not a big fan of calling the clock on someone when you are not in the hand. I think in this situation you have to think of the other player in the hand ( the one not tanking)  who maybe holding the nuts and you calling the clock could affect the action. I know if i am in hand with someone I want everyone else to keep out of it.
It is all good experience for the future though and i hope you bink a big one soon.

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]***:

Hi Pat I am not a big fan of calling the clock on someone when you are not in the hand. I think in this situation you have to think of the other player in the hand ( the one not tanking)  who maybe holding the nuts and you calling the clock could affect the action. I know if i am in hand with someone I want everyone else to keep out of it. It is all good experience for the future though and i hope you bink a big one soon.
Posted by jonjo75

Duely noted, good to have you in the thread

YOUNG_GUN

Shouldnt be calling the clock if your not in the hand poor ...

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]***:

Shouldnt be calling the clock if your not in the hand poor ...
Posted by YOUNG_GUN

Decision was snap either way, so I called clock after 2 minutes. People need to stop bringing this up, I think it's been discussed enough in this thread. 

Jac35

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]***:

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]*** : Decision was snap either way, so I called clock after 2 minutes. People need to stop bringing this up, I think it's been discussed enough in this thread. 
Posted by patwalshh

Don't calll clock

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]***:

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]*** : Don't calll clock
Posted by Jac35

SHUT THE F**** UP JAC. Jks, love you 

Jac35

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]***:

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]*** : SHUT THE F**** UP JAC. Jks, love you 
Posted by patwalshh

Sky, BAN THIS MAN!

Jac35

Pat

Unlucky in GUKPT.
Good experience though and this should help you for Nottingham.
You now know that you can comfortably hold your own at this level and can concentrate on making some monies

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]***:

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]*** : Sky, BAN THIS MAN!
Posted by Jac35

They need me. I pay for 25% of the dym rake earnt on this site haha. 

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]***:

Pat Unlucky in GUKPT. Good experience though and this should help you for Nottingham. You now know that you can comfortably hold your own at this level and can concentrate on making some monies
Posted by Jac35

In all seriousness, thanks man. Definitely invaluable experience, and was refreshing to play live when it feels like such a different form of poker. Hope your well, and I look forward to bullying you at my table in Nottingham (hurry up and qualify lol)

Jac35

Just don't ABUSE me!
Think that thread got a little out of control and i came across as a bit of a do-gooder

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Patwalshh - My Ongoing Journey ***[GUKPT Play Review]***:

Just don't ABUSE me! Think that thread got a little out of control and i came across as a bit of a do-gooder
Posted by Jac35

Haha, sadly small things tend to have a habit of snowballing on forums. I thought your initial post was more than valid and a lot of the players should be more conscious of what they're typing into the chatbox. Moving swiftly on haha, are you trying to qualify for Nottingham?