Hello folks — A few updates
I’ve been keeping up with the points a bit better this season, and points are updated to 2/1/12. We are finished with week 6 because there will be no game this Sunday due to the Superbowl, but we will be back on Wednesday, for our next Doubletree game.
Good luck, and may your team win, unless they aren’t my team 😉
– Jesse
Congratulations to last weeks season final tournament winners:
1) Shane Funk
2) Michael Wall
3) Claire Hatcher
4) Todd Simon
The New Season is in week 3 of 12, so you have plenty of time to earn your way into the next Season Final. Sign up on Meetup if you haven’t to earn bonus chips at any game, and always be sure to show up on time to get the on-time bonus chips.
Week 11 has begun, and points are updated! Just two more weeks to get your scores up, so get to it!
– Jesse
Points are updated, we are into week 9 now! Still plenty of time to improve your standings, so get to it!
Sorry for the delay (I had been busy with a pregnant wife, and now a new baby!), but the points have been updated. We are mid-way through the season, and I’m sure you’d love to know where you stand, so go check it out!
– Jesse
Just a quick Reminder about the Season Final Tournament.
Date/Time: Saturday, October 15th 3:30pm *
Who: Qualifiers only (See www.posh-poker.com for qualifiers list)
Location: The Tilted Kilt Roswell (Holcomb Bridge Rd).
Prizes will be announced at Registration. Good luck to everyone, see you tomorrow!
* No one will be accepted after 4:30pm
RSVP by clicking here: Season Final Tournament, Saturday Oct 15th
Congratulations to everyone who made the final tournament. The final will take place Saturday, October 15th. The rest of the details (including exact starting chip counts), will be announced shortly!
– Jesse
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Point are updated, and you have just one more shot at every venue to improve your standings. Remember top 30 places on any given night will make the final tournament.
– Jesse
Updates points are now showing on the page, including results for our first Tuesday at Mazzy’s. Still plenty of time to improve those scores as we are in week 8 of 12.
– Jesse
It seems lately I’ve had many discussion about the wisdom of going all in pre-flop. There are of-course time when it is the right thing to do… and obviously times when it’s absolutely the wrong thing to do. As with all things in poker, there are gray areas where “it depends” on a lot of different factors. My recent discussions center on my take that I think the use of the pre-flop all in is overused, and detrimental to your survival in a tournament.
In general there is a lot of value to having the ability to make a decision after the flop. There’s an equal value in having the ability to put your opponent to a decision…