I put in some good volume (by my standards) in May and had a pretty solid month. Even though it started out like complete shit it rapidly turned around (as is the nature of MTTs).

I have a specific May graph to post but I'm having difficulties with the new P5s. As soon as I figure it out I'll update w/ graphs

I played 304 MTTs in May with a total profit of $6,323.36

Average buyin = $42.68
Average Profit/Game = $20.80

As a whole, I've been very consistent this year so far with my playing/volume. As I've said before, this is the most important thing for me. Simply just getting in there and playing and then the results come.

I hope to carry on my consistency into June and throughout the rest of the year.

gl out there readers.

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<span> </span><span> 2010 MTT Results as of May 30th: Total Profit = $28,986.96

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As Advertised.



I'm definitely not gonna complain about the 3.7k score but damn I wanted to ship this. The 8k was looking juicy and the final table wasn't strong. With the schedule I play I'm not often in the running for an 8k score.

Oh well, moving on to tomorrow.

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<span> 2010 MTT Results as of May 28th: Total Profit = $26,349.15
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For the last few weeks I've been participating in the BBT5 Series.

No clue what that is? Hey no worries, I had no clue until recently either (huge thanks to Shabazz Jenkins for letting me know about it).

Go here to learn what it's all about.

I was lucky enough to win The Mookie on Wednesday the 26th (the last qualifier) and then lucky enough to go on and get 5th in the Tournament of Champions last night for a $2,000 Bracelet Race Prize Package.

In the course of playing the BBT5 tourneys I met some really good players and some really awesome people. I was also turned on to BuddyDankRadio which broadcasts the BBT tourneys and is highly entertaining. BDR made my Monday and Wednesday night grind a lot easier.

So basically big thanks to Full Tilt for putting up the money, AlCantHang for organizing/running BBT (I think?), BDR, and all the cool people who participated... it was a lot of fun and I look forward to doing it again next year!