Wot? I do not have your email. I'm good at golf, not computers.

Being open late is so clutch... Cant wait.

http://www.taeyeonkim.com/parx/timeline.php
^Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing.

Ugh, I saw that going on Friday night but I was having too much fun playing PLO to get up! Now I'm kicking myself.

http://www.parxcasino.com/gamereport/

Interesting.. why would you create a new account, just to post this?

Dude you rock!

Can you track 2/5 PLO too? We kicked it up to 2/5 early saturday mornin, hopefully the first of many.

He just pulls what Parx puts up, if the game doesn't register in the Bravo he won't see it.

was the 2/5 PLO last night playing deep stacked?

I'll come out if you can get plo running, I'm an hour away so its not worth the drive otherwise

I'm going to try and get plo again tommorow night...8 ish...anyone interested

It was definitely in the Bravo, I made them change it

There were a couple of short stacks, but more than half the table had 200bb +

Hahah he also made them continuosly call the game when we were short!! Brimc loves the plo

Just got back from playing in the 8/16 game.... nothing much to report about. Ran terrible, missing every flopped flush draw and open ender I had. Also got ran down by runner runner flush 3 times after flopping top 2. Lost a rack, not so bad for how awful i was running.

One thing I was real pissed about tho.... After I got up from the 8/16, I decided to play a lil 1/2 nl. Sat down at the table with $120, and got needled but some "kid" who looked like he just hit puberty. He was saying I was a shortstacking nit, buying in short is gay, etc. etc.

The 3rd hand I was dealt, I looked down to see AA. Proceeded to raise to 12. All folded to the duchebag who was needling me. He reraised to 45, I pushed and was insta-called with JJ. My AA held up and I thanked him for his chips, racked up, and came home to eat dinner. Justice is so sweet sometimes!

Given that he's playing 1/2, mouthing off is funny. Given that he lost to your nitty shortstacker AA with aipf is funny and appropriate justice. Good for you. But, you should have stayed at the table and tilted him a while.

Yeah I thought the entire situation was quite hysterical. And I wish I could've stayed for at least another hour, but I had to get home for sunday dinner.... I would have loved to take a couple more hundred off of the tool box, but having my wife mad at me is not worth it.

lol awesome

nah snap leaving is the ++++EV play here it had to tilt him so bad.

Yeah it definitely did, I seen his face getting red with anger. lol, I bet I did the table a big favor... he probably blew off a few buy-ins after that!

I finished 5th

Nice showing Ari!

Nice cash Ari.

"If you could give every new player advice, what would it be?" Read a book, I recommend Super Systems 2. Tight aggressive is the only way to play


Really ari? tight aggresive is the only way to play? lol, I agree its a good strategy but its definitely not the only way to play. Im a loose aggressive player and my image when people see me at the table pays off in the long and even the short run.

Time to go to work, see u guys at 11am!

From Ephrata area in Lancaster its an easy commute of about 1 hour. The casino or 3 mins from the Bensalem exit of the Turnpike.

From Lancaster City it gets a little longer as you're adding on 20 minutes each way.

I've played with you guys when you've jacked it up like this and seen it work both ways. When everyone is limping you get a lot of dead money in the pot. But when you get a couple of aggressive players in the mix I'm not sure its such a good idea.

When guys are sitting short with $100-$200 it becomes a flipfest. Even heads up, with one pot raise preflop and you're looking at a $60 pot , against a guy with $60 behind who is never folding.

I've heard you say that your marks here are the NL1/2 players waiting for a seat. IMO, with your skill advantage you can get better spots against those players building post flop pots as opposed to flipping with marginal edges.

This is especially true since the guys you're marking are standing up and walking off with your money as soon as a NL seat opens.

Maybe it was a one off, but the last time we played I watched about $1200 of your money walk off that exact way.

Yeah. Making PLO shorter stacked by increasing the stakes without adding on money is a good way to decrease your edge over weaker competition. The same is true in NLHE, of course, but it's magnified in PLO.

If everyone agreed to add on money after they bumped it up, it's a different story.