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Anonymous says
Great going , Ed. Keep me posted with test messages...please!
- S
Sunday, September 23, 2025
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Anonymous says
Good Luck! Your making the final table, then pick them apart from there!
LoF
Sunday, September 23, 2025
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All I can say is LOL DONKAMENTS!!!!
Congrats man. How did it end up?
Cant wait until I get to come out to LA for some poker.
Good Luck
Tuesday, September 25, 2025
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| Not dead yet |
Trip report from
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Defying even the most aggressively managed expectations, I made it into day 2 of the California State Poker Championships with an average stack. 362 runners started the day; we're down to 40 players with the money at 27.
Play resumes tomorrow at 2p PST with blinds at 600/1200 and a 200 ante. I'm sitting with 42,800 (average is 45,000 or so). Remaining players include James Woods and Amir Vahedi; notables eliminated today include Jamie Gold, Men Nguyen, Kenna James, etc.
I've been hovering around an average stack since my early chip lead (15 minutes in a guy shoved into my flopped straight). I can't say I've been card dead--I flopped straights and sets, had AK a number of times and AA-99 repeatedly. Apparently, I've been unable to convince my opponents I'm full of crap so the vast majority of my hands have gone raise, nail flop, bet out, win modest pot. Whatever, it's better than the alternative.
I'll write something witty and poignant to convey the hurt and shame of my flame-out later tomorrow night, but for now I'm into day 2 with enough chips to see a flop.
Edmond
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