Paul Gibbons here – I've sold a lot on here, but see below if you don't know me.

I'm selling a small Venetian package totaling $9360. There is only 20% left. It includes 3 extra bullets which I only use in high ROI situations (like more than 30bb). The schedule is:

Nov-08 Seniors 400 520
bullet 2 400 520
Nov-09 Monster stack 1A 600 780
bullet 2 600 780
Nov-10 Monster stack 1B 600 780
Nov-12 Monster stack 1A 400 520
bullet 2 400 520
Nov-13 $1100 Day 1A 1100 1430
Nov-14 $1100 Day 1B 1100 1430

Nov-17 $1600 Main 1600 2080


The MU is 30%, pp and cqp, or cash in Vegas are fine.
I have a page on Facebook (Paul Gibbons poker) that I update all this time during events. In the event of a big win, I will need to go through the tax BS with you. I do make schedule alterations, only swapping similar value, and with no increased exposure to backers. I post those on FB.


Who?
Short version - am a senior, was an online reg from 2009 to 2011, have worked with a ton of coaches and still do (am in the Polk seminar for ex). My best results are 2nd in a 3200 and 1st in a 2300 person field both for six figures.

Long version (This a bit TLDR, I use it for the series)
I’m a senior (!!) that began poker online in 2009 studying with several coaches and Cardrunners. I then ran through DC, and then RunItOnce. I had a 40% ROI in mid-stakes, about 16% ITM (paulgibbo on Pokerstars) in mid-stakes online (over about 10,000 tournaments) from about 2010 onward including a dozen or so 5 figure cashes. Here is P5s… http://www.pocketfives.com/profiles/paulgibbo/

On the live circuit, I was pro for two years, and bagged 350k in live cashes including 2 six-figure scores (chopping the Chicago Classic $3200 for $165k was the biggest.) My total live cashes are about 400k. Here is my Hendon Mob… http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=132057

I rarely play live anymore - I save my poker for the series - last year I played an MSPT and Choctaw and Bellagio for very short periods. I believe I cashed at every single one of those.

Before Poker I was a pro backgammon and bridge player. As an established player, who is somewhat famous as a writer, business guru type guy, I’m a trustworthy sort – not likely to spew off buy-ins in the pit or at Rhino (as one of my horses did one year.) I sleep every hour I’m not playing, eat right, and work out with my crew. We save the partying for six-fig cashes. (And if I get a six-figure cash, I will expect you there.)

In preparation for the series, I'm working with two coaches - one an HU SNG specialist working on ultra short stacked play, and another a "PIO" guy working on GTO play. I may also engage a cash game coach who specializes in exploitative play.

My attitude to the game
The good thing about being a senior is I get to play against seniors AND when I play against younger regs, they don’t get what they expect. My style is what you would expect from an online reg.
Temperament and mindset are everything - the skill edge only manifests itself rarely (a tough post-flop spot against a player good enough to put you in one), but mindset is there on every hand - disciplined ranges, having a plan for every street, not "botting it" - not punting.
I take Wednesdays and Thursdays off as rest days.