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Title: Tournament Strategy - New Formula Post by: roverthtaeh on October 16, 2006, 06:43:24 PM Entered a $10 MTT last night. Just sat down - got disconnected.
Turns out to be a technical issue with my Internet Service Provider. Eventually manage to log back onto site, but tourney had long since finished. Out of curiosity, I check the results page. 386 runners. 40 places paid. I finished 54th. And I wasn't even there. Makes you wonder............ Title: Re: Tournament Strategy - New Formula Post by: bolt pp on October 16, 2006, 06:45:53 PM Entered a $10 MTT last night. Just sat down - got disconnected. Turns out to be a technical issue with my Internet Service Provider. Eventually manage to log back onto site, but tourney had long since finished. Out of curiosity, I check the results page. 386 runners. 40 places paid. I finished 54th. And I wasn't even there. Makes you wonder............ Are you ever there? Title: Re: Tournament Strategy - New Formula Post by: roverthtaeh on October 16, 2006, 06:51:40 PM Entered a $10 MTT last night. Just sat down - got disconnected. Turns out to be a technical issue with my Internet Service Provider. Eventually manage to log back onto site, but tourney had long since finished. Out of curiosity, I check the results page. 386 runners. 40 places paid. I finished 54th. And I wasn't even there. Makes you wonder............ Are you ever there? Not intellectually, no. 54th is the best result I've had. Title: Re: Tournament Strategy - New Formula Post by: LukieD on October 16, 2006, 06:51:52 PM Ive seen someone on an STT get disconnected in the first couple of hands and still manage to cash. Makes you understand how relatively easy it is to cash in STTs with a TAG strategy.
Title: Re: Tournament Strategy - New Formula Post by: bolt pp on October 16, 2006, 07:00:10 PM Entered a $10 MTT last night. Just sat down - got disconnected. Turns out to be a technical issue with my Internet Service Provider. Eventually manage to log back onto site, but tourney had long since finished. Out of curiosity, I check the results page. 386 runners. 40 places paid. I finished 54th. And I wasn't even there. Makes you wonder............ Are you ever there? Not intellectually, no. 54th is the best result I've had. I know. Now you're ready for the next level Play half the tourney drunk then fall asleep and/or have a row with the missus and go out half way through. Either of these usually guarantee at least entry fee back. Once you've become proficiant in either of these come back and see me and i'll talk you through the: phone up the site and demand a refund plus expenses stratagy. Title: Re: Tournament Strategy - New Formula Post by: roverthtaeh on October 16, 2006, 07:02:58 PM Entered a $10 MTT last night. Just sat down - got disconnected. Turns out to be a technical issue with my Internet Service Provider. Eventually manage to log back onto site, but tourney had long since finished. Out of curiosity, I check the results page. 386 runners. 40 places paid. I finished 54th. And I wasn't even there. Makes you wonder............ Are you ever there? Not intellectually, no. 54th is the best result I've had. I know. Now you're ready for the next level Play half the tourney drunk then fall asleep and/or have a row with the missus and go out half way through. Either of these usually guarantee at least entry fee back. Once you've become proficiant in either of these come back and see me and i'll talk you through the: phone up the site and demand a refund plus expenses stratagy. Are you my next door neighbour?? Title: Re: Tournament Strategy - New Formula Post by: bolt pp on October 16, 2006, 07:04:46 PM Entered a $10 MTT last night. Just sat down - got disconnected. Turns out to be a technical issue with my Internet Service Provider. Eventually manage to log back onto site, but tourney had long since finished. Out of curiosity, I check the results page. 386 runners. 40 places paid. I finished 54th. And I wasn't even there. Makes you wonder............ Are you ever there? Not intellectually, no. 54th is the best result I've had. I know. Now you're ready for the next level Play half the tourney drunk then fall asleep and/or have a row with the missus and go out half way through. Either of these usually guarantee at least entry fee back. Once you've become proficiant in either of these come back and see me and i'll talk you through the: phone up the site and demand a refund plus expenses stratagy. Are you my next door neighbour?? No, i usually wait for him to have a row with his missus and leave before i turn up. Title: Re: Tournament Strategy - New Formula Post by: Dewi_cool on October 16, 2006, 07:42:31 PM Entered a $10 MTT last night. Just sat down - got disconnected. Turns out to be a technical issue with my Internet Service Provider. Eventually manage to log back onto site, but tourney had long since finished. Out of curiosity, I check the results page. 386 runners. 40 places paid. I finished 54th. And I wasn't even there. Makes you wonder............ Are you ever there? Not intellectually, no. 54th is the best result I've had. I know. Now you're ready for the next level Play half the tourney drunk then fall asleep and/or have a row with the missus and go out half way through. Either of these usually guarantee at least entry fee back. Once you've become proficiant in either of these come back and see me and i'll talk you through the: phone up the site and demand a refund plus expenses stratagy. The drunk strategy seems to work for me, reminds me need a drink ;woohoo; |