So, I was looking for a clip of "Pay that man his money." Then I figured I might as well watch the last hand.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RiuE...eature=related

So, Damon doubles the blind to 400 with 8s9s.

KGB obviously snaps

Flop 6d7sTh
Damon Check,
Teddy bets 2k
Damon calls 2k.

turn 2c
Damon checks
Teddy bets pot, 4800.

Now here is my problem with the hand. Teddy has like 3700 or 3800 left behind. How the fuck does Damon not raise here?

Does anyone really think Teddy's on air here? If he's on air... can you really expect him to bluff off his 3800 in a $14400 pot?

I know it's a movie but I am reallllly wishing river paired right now. But then again, this hand could be why a lot of fish slowplay more than they should.

So, basically, Rounders plot goes like this: get coolered and bust out. Play with borrowed money you can't afford. Butcher a hand and bust KGB. Pretty awesome if you think about it.

EDIT: corrected for pot/stack sizes

With only one regular student now I'm looking for more.

If you have videos to review, I'm interested in reviewing those too if I could post the results on Leggo.

I really need a hobby besides trolling 2p2.

I am taking Japanese, Poli Sci and ECON classes at Rutgers University (alma mater).

Few things:
1. College girls are still prettying themselves up for the first week of class.
2. My 17" laptop is too heavy for commute.
3. My 17" laptop is fugly.
4. I finally surrendered to the evil empire and got a 13" MacBook Air.

Instead of booth girls I got stuffed animals.


Out of box right next to my nearly 3 year old, 17" and 10lbs soldier that's served me well... She's just too fat, old and ugly for me to be seen in public with now.



In my defense, if Intel "ultrabooks" were actually on the market, I'd have bought one of those instead.

Up until now, I've been primarily getting students through word of mouth. However, due to black friday, I am now down to only one regular student and would love to pick up another one or two, though no more then that.

It's been a while so I'll give a quick background.

I've been coaching PLO for 3 or 4 years, taking on 20~30 students along the way with good reviews and results for my students.

Most of my students have become successful players, some of them wildly successful. I am not sure if they want their names public, but if you want references, I can get them.

In the interest of disclosure, I have not played serious poker since black friday. Bodog, Merge and the various other options are uh... unappealing for a number of reasons.

That said, I am VERY confident in my coaching abilities due to my background in teaching SATs/GMAT at Kaplan, my more methodological approach to poker and great results/reviews with former and current students.

EDIT: thanks for replies. Depending on schedule I am probably taking one more at most, if at all.

I am looking to make some videos again so I'd appreciate it a lot if I could get some HHs and/or recorded sessions of PLO to review.

Hurricane is coming.

I have the plastic hammer they handed out to kids for Thor (the movie).

I'll be standing next to my windows calling for thunder and lightning, with a scotch or two in my hand.

PS: gf got mad when I made fun of her for freaking out over a lousdy cat 2 hurricane.

We can win it again this year. I can feel it.

Black Friday sucks ass. I am down a bunch on Bodog because the software crashes on me and I can't stop myself from betting on sports. The software tilts me anyway so I just stopped playing. Now that poker has bipartisan support, I am hoping we get legislation passed before the congress goes into recess in 2012.

Till then, I am hoping the Giants win the Super Bowl, MU the CL and Yankees the World Series.

And oh yeah, I am going back to school to study Japanese for shiz and gigglez. I just can't stand sitting idly at home doing absolutely nothing.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16826100006

I wonder if I could rig this to help me multitable without the aid of a mouse and keyboard.