We are in Atlantic City for the next couple of days. Jon is playing a satellite for the BWO Main Event, $3600 buy in. I am buying a piece of one of my friends. I played a satellite last night. It was ok, 18 seats, almost 200 players in it, I busted like 70 something. It was a bit aggravating, yet I think I picked my spots well to get chips. I was very card dead and had to depend on moves to accumulate some chips.
On my business front, things are looking very good. My partner and I have some great ideas that we are going to put into action very soon. Hopefully, we are able to recruit one or two big clients to really assist in growing our practice. I will keep you updated on that. I am excited for this year. I really would like poker to turn around. It helps my confidence so much when I have a decent cash.
I have one interesting hand from the satellite last night that I thought was a good hand. I have 77 utg with 11k in chips, blinds are 400-800. The big blind is loose passive, but I did not know this at the time, I was relatively new to the table. So I raise utg to 1800. It folds to him and he says, "ok lets see a flop." So I right off the bat give him a mediocre hand and he really just wants to "see a flop." Flop is J 9 3 which is a decent flop for my hand. He leads 1600 into me. At this point, I don't believe he has a AJ, KJ QJ. I give him any 9, q10, k10, a10, etc. He has about 14k total. So, I decide that my raise utg is so strong, that I raise right here looks extremely strong. So I make it 3950. He thinks for about 30 seconds. He mucks and says, I hit that flop hard. I laughed in my head. The guy on my left asks me what I have and I flip one 7. The guy was visibly annoyed. It was funny.
Ok that's all for now. I will explain more about the monkiness I have been playing against later. Talk to you soon,
Good money and peace.
Garnet.