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Possibly too level-headed
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TS Event 1
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By Adanthar
on 08/12/2025
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The one problem with these tournaments (I'll have a trip report up at some point this week - this room and series are both very well run) is their start time of 10 AM, especially when I didn't get there until 10:30 the night before. The play was typically ugly save for the 18-21 "this is my WSOP" online crowd, but in a largely "when is this over so that I can go to sleep?" performance, I basically played Event 1, a 300+40, on autopilot for six hours, got it in as just over a 40/60 shot to somewhere around triple up to a nice stack, and lost. There weren't even any interesting hands involved - possibly one or two at most. A couple of people I know've had better luck; after bouncing all over the map and constantly sucking out (heh), Shaundeeb took fifth for around 8K, and Kalen (another roommate from the WSOP) is CL 4 handed for a nice first prize of 34K.
Event 2 today is the 200 rebuy, which I'm skipping because, as I'm writing this, I'm already playing most of my Sunday online schedule (plus that whole 'sleep' idea I was so fond on). From what I hear, it's a nice structure as well (who's ever heard of a 50/75 level? They have it in all of these, though) with some very deep play. I'm definitely a fan.
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