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Had to share the good news. I'm pretty much a novice at poker. Love watching it on TV and in person while I'm in vegas and I play in a few cash game tournaments at the local casinos here when I can. I'm not even totally sure what kind of stats make for a good player. I've been playing 1 or 2 tournaments a night and I'd like to think slowly getting better.
Stats say I'm cashing 12% of the time which would mean I have a positive ROI. I was getting really frustrated lately with a lot of horrible beats. By horrible I mean people constantly out hitting me. Always a head pre-flop or on the flop and then getting screwd on the turn and river. IT all changed tonight.
Playing a $15 180 player tournament on pokerstars. I somehow managed to win it all.
I was near the lead for the most part of the entire tournament. The one hand that did it for me. With 20 players left I was dealt KK. The chip leader and a bubble player called my all in shove preflop. They had AQ and AJ respectively. I nailed a set on the flop and ended up taking an commanding chip lead.
Of course the chip leader with AJ starts swearing its so fixed, etc, etc. I mean yeah I forced him to call with AJ off suit. He wasn't in position, didn't even have the second best hand, so its kind of funny.
I slowly chipped people off at the final table. I was not getting many dominant preflop hands. My KK was all I had for big pocket pairs the entire tournament. I did bust AA once with a set that gave me the early chip lead.
All in all a great night and now I'm sitting in another tournament trying to repeat the feat.
1 win out of 160 entries.
20 cashes out of 160 entries.
Really not sure what to think of it, I know the balance in my account is more than I've put in!
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Congrats man! My only advice would be to not move up in stakes yet and just hang out at the stakes you're at now. Don't want to blow all that new found cash! Keep up the good work and good luck.
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Congrats and keep it up!
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This seems like good advice
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gg, keep it up










