A friend of mine who does really well at the Venetian, playing in $400-$600 Deepstacks was just interviewed by a poker blog called Across The Felt .net. I thought it was some pretty cool strategy stuff and I'd give him some props. Tried to post the link but it wasn't taking in the Forums, maybe cause it had html in the thread. So I thought I would repost. It's the most recent article and will autoload when you go to the home page.. (Sorry, I'm a newbie so I'm still trying to figure out the navigation of this site.)

Here you go, John

Link

lol live players

"I don’t practice any specific bankroll management. I keep the numbers in my head. But I have been treating it more like a business every year and my results continue to improve. When I play Vegas, I do less of other things and even more of poker. Instead of automatically staying at the Venetian, I will go up the street and get a half price room at Treasure Island because I’m more aware of expenses. But yeah, the $400 to $600 tournaments can offer an insane return on investment. The Rio has these tourneys going on at the same time as the WSOP. $200 buy-ins, 20 minute levels and first place walks away with 31K."

good read

i'm calling BS on this one. he plays over 40 tournaments per year and profits? then how come hendon mob says he only has like 5 career cashes for 7k?

Perhaps because Hendon Mob does not have results for every daily tournament. There are thousands of $200-400 tournaments that don't show up there.

OK, but the blog post is still fugazi, just seems like they make him out to be this great accomplished player who crushes venetian deepstacks when he has 3 cashes in them over 4 years.