wp every1, good effort DUNK

all monies sent, run gooooooood plzzzzzzz

The people chosen to play are:

henrik777
glasgowbandit
anthonyl
DUNK
Geo the sarge


ul to every1 else that applied check back tomorrow for another opportunity maybe, money on its way shortly, gl and keep updating on this thread please, :-)

dedaline passed, winners announced shortly

5 stakes available, deadline 8pm, winners picked a random so no OPR necessary, usual 50/50 after stakeback

Merry xmas and gl

sigh, thought le knave was a young internet lagtard turns out he is a nitty 70yr old man trapped in a young persons body!  spite calling his 3 bets OOP with J7 and flopping top pair didnt go well

middy got crushed and then his edge kicked in when we did a 3 way omaha flip at the end of the night

ul everyone, maybe next time..............

good luck horses.......Pab, is there a bounty on Trigg ?

Ha why not, If one of the 5 picked for today manages to bust trigg then they will get $500 worth of stakes over the next week, :-)


All monies today shipped, please post all updates on this thread, preferably with HH.

gl all, win the lot!

lucky picks are... courtesy of moomin

linux, boba fett, cambo, amcgrath, jon mw,


please confirm ur f.tilt s/n's plz

ul those not picked

deadline gone, winners announced shortly

Usual staking rules apply, 50/50 on profit after stakeback.

All interested parties please post youre f.tilt screename here, no OPR's required as ill be doing a lucky pick.

deadline for applying is 8.10pm, gl

pab

Having been successful online first and then in Live tournaments, what would say are the biggest differences between the two?

I think when I switched between online and offline, online tourneys were different (easier) than they are now. Having said that I think the ECOOP last week was my biggest ever online result so it's not like it's changed tooooo much. The biggest difference is definitely the preflop aggression online, esp on the American sites. At first I found concentration an issue offline, as when I play online I’m generally on a laptop curled up on a sofa watching Sky Sports, but I soon got used to that. The more I played live, the more I started to pick up on physical things that other players do, although I still find it hard to put 100% faith in these reads.

Do you find it easy to spot an 'internet' player at a live table and how would you approach them?

Yeah, they’re the ones with ipods, baseball caps and look young enough to be my son.  All sorts of things give away internet players, they’re inability to handle chips and cards, messy stacking of chips (Moorman lol) and generally their lack of comfort. I felt the need to wear shades when I first played live, as much for comfort of staring at others as to averting their gaze. You find a lot more physical tells on these players….I spotted a tell on you in that mammoth heads-up against Jeff Duvall which I pointed out to Trigg and seemed right every time we got to see you cards hehe. I’ll tell ya next time we meet up. Barny Boatman reckons we all have loads of tells and the only way to rectify them is watch yourself on TV. I watch myself and can’t spot anything, apart from that I’ve always got it )

sigh, ill stop eating oreo's while im playing.....

Having been successful online first and then in Live tournaments, what would say are the biggest differences between the two?

Do you find it easy to spot an 'internet' player at a live table and how would you approach them?

how did it feel gettin owned by paul parker in champion of champions?

did you know u can play poker for real money on your mobile phone? if not james browning will show you

Overbet the river imo