Sunday's Freeroll

by **The Big Donk** Sun Jul 20, 2008 8:43 pm

Wow. What a game!

Franky229 busts jjgrand's QQ by calling all in preflop with...something like 5 6 off wasn't it? Brutal. I've got to say 2 things about this play.
1st: franky229, congratulations on collecting the bounty.
2nd: jjgrand, you played well and got all your chips in best. That's all you can do.... that and cross your fingers and hope luck doesn't sink your ship. But good for you. It was a good play and I was rooting for those ladies to hold.

Then as we moved down to the "in the money" field, many of our leaderboard competition team was still in the game. Tiamarie223 took back to back cashes and skyrocketed up the leaderboard ladder. Newcomer to the competition josephshowdown finished 2nd and is already sitting pretty on the board.

And what I find the most remarkable is ctmfun's back to back 3rd place finishes. I'm not-so-good with the whole math thing, but wth are the odds of that? Maybe we ought to do something special for the 3rd place finisher in the next game to recognize ctmfun's achievement, although I have no idea what.

Anyhow, congrats to all who played their best. Hope to see you at the next one.

The Big Donk

by ctmfun Mon Jul 21, 2008 7:41 am

Thanks for the recognition Big Donk! I ran out of steam near the end again - gotta find some staying power. Congrats to all in the money finishers and I'm looking forward to the next tourney.

by ravensfan929 Mon Jul 21, 2008 1:02 pm

nice job ctm and tough way 2 go out jj, and im sure it was another great tourny even though i missed most of it but when i got on i only had like 200 built it up 2 over a 1000 but got knocked out i think around 120th

by **dijwaila** Tue Jul 22, 2008 1:00 pm

had too many games running on sunday, put myself on mad tilt and donked out early.

well done ctm ... donkhard weekly's dan harrington!

by **wizardsfan05** Fri Aug 01, 2008 3:39 pm

I ended up winning 6 cents, mainly because only two of the players at my table were actually playing, while the others were simply automatically folding any raises because they were sitting out. After about an hour, my opponent and I each had around
6,000 playchips, while the other seven players all had around 200 play chips. It was a very easy way to build a chip stack.