What are the cash games down there looking like? Much action at 5/10+?

guessing 350+ easy. For a combined field of 630 - ?

Good Luck Tex!!!

nice run man!

Thx ba, and congrats to you again- mbn!!!

Is your friend Cameron? If so, I thought he played well. At times it seemed like we were taking turns stealing blinds and no one else seemed to care. Definitely aggro, but not fishy. Funny guy, enjoyed meeting him

Played with several people in tourneys that I thought were awful and later in the day you see them at a 5-10 table with a big stack - so yeah, games look good

Ty! For helping me win the $500 prop bet

Thanks, wish you and Ben could have been here.

Scotty Nguyen will be back tonight to play the 5pm $555.

Table 29 to start today for noon event. Glgl everyone!

Live an hour away. Thinking of coming over to play a few nightly tournaments. Can't play any events . Can someone tell me what the turnouts have been and how late they go? Thanks.

Thursday's 5pm had 117 players, 7pm had 157 players. Friday's 5pm was a HORSE event and 7pm had 257 players. The 7pm Thursday ran til 2am, the 7pm Friday ran until 4am.

Hope this helps!

I am glad I wasn't one..lol..playing the cash game that is..

I was talking about you specifically - Just kidding : )

is there a count on the amount of people for event 4B...just wondering how many people will be playing with tomorrow.

331 today so 49 advance unless they round up then it would be 50 plus 42 from yesterday for a total of 91 or 92. Should pay 62-63 spots guessing on this since I'm not at casino. 616 total players.

Can anyone link me the local hotels so I can try to find a room. I was just notified that my couch/bed that I had planned on using is no longer available

I will be there about 2-3am tonight and hope to see alot of you tomorrow and throughout the week

Well congrats on the side-bet, and sorry about the 4th, run-better? Just like the Venetian Nightly tournaments during the WSOP, these 7pm tournies are probably softer/more fun to play/more casual.

I am ashamed/hesitant to admit this (I may get ripped apart by some of you but that's ok I do appreciate any insight) but I ended up taking off yesterday. I played better in the second event than in the first. That is not to say I played well, just better. So I regained some confidence but I still forced myself to sit in my car and think things through last night. I was tempted to message fellow 2+2'er's that I met with regards towards possibly finding a place to crash since I instantly checked out of Motel 6 for 18 reasons.

I decided my mindset wasn't right, and I didn't even bother to play side-games or anything! I unregistered my remaining tournies and took off.

The cost of gas (and night at Motel 6) were a lost cause. But I felt that I would simply dump my remaining buy-ins being "subconsciously" on-tilt.

Funny thing is I am usually a bankroll-nit but will take singular shots on occasion. Given that the costs associated with live tournament play is so high, bailing out on a series that is far from home will not deem profitable. As such I will play Biloxi WSOP circuit but not Southern Indiana or Chicago, since it is much closer to me. I learned this lesson "the hard way".

I do sincerely appreciate the hour-long convos I had with some of you, and the shorter conversations as well. I am a novice player relative to (almost) all of you. I learned a lot about makeup vs. markup (lol) and how online players are trying to survive/thrive in this non-online time, with backers/staking.

I also apologize since this "plight" of mine is something most of you may have gone through already years ago but it is new to me. I feel being open about how I think and what I'm thinking now will help me in the long-term than just saying "my way of thinking is always correct unless I deem otherwise".

It's funny the advice I sought from some of you was more mindset/bankroll related and not play. Actually I hope that is a good thing!

Cheers,

See you guys soon! Wish you well for the remainder of Bossier.

-Andrei-

Yeh it is a bummer the way Valueplace treated the players and dealers that booked there, I heard several managed to get a room like I did but I had to settle for a single instead of a suite with sofa bed that I had booked. Many were left out in the cold to look for another place. Several went to Motel 6 or Days Inn. Here is a listing thru kayak: http://www.kayak.com/r/ASuOyby

Table 58 for the 5pm $555 event. Room completely full. Gl everyone!

So they are running 5-10 every day?

I'm looking at coming down Tuesday-Saturday and any info anyone can provide on the big cash game action would be awesome!

Thanks!

Honestly, how is the venue? Is the tent structure decent? What's the temp inside like? I arrive Monday, and am a bit concerned of the idea of a rooftop poker room.

Don't be concerned the venue is OK it is more like a temporary metal structure than a tent and the temperature will run from cold to comfortable depending on time of day. Biggest problem is rest rooms on 3rd floor none on the roof area.

Do we have a final update yet for total players event 4..amount playing tomorrow...etc. etc.

and is it 1 clock or 3 clock?