I'd check their posting rules as I'm not sure what they are, but you may want to ask in the software forum.

https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/45/software/

There is a PT4 support thread thread in the commercial forum. They may be able to inform you about how it is calculated.

https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/1...cial-software/

One quick note on your post - it shouldn't surprise you that you can lose more all-in $EV than the buy-in. Say it's the bubble and you call off your big stack against the chip leader when two micro stacks already folded - you stand to lose more $EV than your buy-in, even as a favorite.

Well I'm here lol

I was looking for a reason to go to LV last week.

Am I banned from this subforum yet?

Nope, all forms of gender disforia are welcome suz

Trip reports of early bustouts and In N' Out drive thru or..?

I've got no trip reports.

Don't do the drive thru at In N' Out. Much much faster to just park and go inside.

Pudge is 4th in chips at the dinner break in the ME - ~200 left.

He and Inya got a ton of shoutouts from the broadcast booth yesterday.

Edit: nevermind - that wasn't all the players. But he has a healthy stack at 4.2M.

No interesting trip reports for me either

Standard card dead in the 8-Max nlhe, decent cash at Aria. Only there five days.

Go Pudge!

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2nd in chips for Pudge and above average for G-P after day 5, some serious going on.

https://www.cardplayer.com/poker-new...-in-main-event

He's still hanging tough at 9th. Gogogogo

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And in the category of best first post after 6 months the winner is...

Ouch

Ugh - that hurts. Such a great ballsy call an no justice.

Sam Greenwood Eliminated in 45th Place ($211,945)

Posted 31 minutes ago ajlamers • Level 31: 125,000-250,000, 250,000 ante SHARE
Timothy Su opened to 500,000 in the cutoff and Sam Greenwood made a large three-bet to 2,500,000 from the big blind. Su called and the two players saw a flop of {q-Diamonds}{j-Diamonds}{4-Clubs}.

Greenwood led out for 1,800,000 and Su stuck around for the {j-Spades} on the turn. Greenwood slid out another bet of 3,500,000 only to have Su shove all in. Greenwood put his hands on his head and stood up from his seat as he called all in for roughy 11,500,000.

Sam Greenwood: {a-Hearts}{a-Clubs}
Timothy Su: {10-Clubs}{9-Clubs}

Greenwood held the best hand but Su had an open-ended straight draw for the largest pot in the tournament by far. The dealer burned and turned the {k-Clubs} on the river and Su nailed his straight. Greenwood, one of the big stacks in the tournament was just eliminated.

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Sucks, but gj on the nice run.

Curtains was on The Grid podcast a while ago, talking about the heyday of this subforum and a hand that was posted here. Very interesting, even for those who were not around at that time.

https://pokerfuse.com/poker-podcasts/grid/15133/

Lol Daliman says obvious fold with A9s in BB vs. 6BB button shove, 3-handed, late in a 9-man SNG. Already in the money.

And now gigabet thinks it's a fold. Love the gigabet bashing. That guy was so FOS. Irie called him out.

I'm googling but can't find the thread. Jennifer talks about seeing it though - so it must still be out there - in the archives.

curtains sent me his "tables" at one point because he said I seemed like a nice guy and he liked my posting. But by that point SNGWiz was all I needed imo. Or not - maybe I left a ton of equity on the table.