WSOP Main Event - Selling 25% @ 1.5 - SOLD OUT

[Royal Flush]

rest

[Royal Flush]

Boom there is still some for sale. Cash in Vegas, kinda relies on me winning but don't you worry about that

[The Camel]

1pc please and cash in Vegas

Booked thanks Ryan

[The Camel]

Boom there is still some for sale. Cash in Vegas, kinda relies on me winning but don't you worry about that

Ha, you better win then boy.

Booked for 17.5%

[The Camel]

Sold out, thanks guys.

I appreciate 1.5 seems high, but I honestly believe my edge in this tournament is more like 2.0, there are hoards of players who not only cannot win, but literally cannot cash.

Table draw is key, more key than any other tournament imo, as tables regularly stay unbroken all day with no one busting.

If a couple of people turn down the shares I've reserved for them, I might re open and sell a few % more, but that will likely be towards the middle/end of June.

[Royal Flush]

Sold out, thanks guys.

I appreciate 1.5 seems high, but I honestly believe my edge in this tournament is more like 2.0, there are hoards of players who not only cannot win, but literally cannot cash.

1.5 is low imo

[The Camel]

Sold out, thanks guys.

I appreciate 1.5 seems high, but I honestly believe my edge in this tournament is more like 2.0, there are hoards of players who not only cannot win, but literally cannot cash.

1.5 is low imo

What is the highest mark up you've paid for a share in the Main?

[Tal]

Well sold, Camel.

Looking forward to the associated funk thread in a few weeks

[Royal Flush]

Sold out, thanks guys.

I appreciate 1.5 seems high, but I honestly believe my edge in this tournament is more like 2.0, there are hoards of players who not only cannot win, but literally cannot cash.

1.5 is low imo

What is the highest mark up you've paid for a share in the Main?

Good question, think 2.0 but would pay a lot more for the right people.

What i would look for most is obviously technically good players but there are a ton of them, dream horse has experience in super slow deep tournaments, ideally a deep run in the ME previously. They would also need a high level of maturity, these guys who go off because Joe the farmer called with a gutshot and cant refocus have 0 interest to me. Finally someone who understands the basic fundamentals of poker that so many pros don't, play pots against the fish, not 6 bet each-other because its such an obvious cold 5 spot blah blah

[The Camel]

Sold out, thanks guys.

I appreciate 1.5 seems high, but I honestly believe my edge in this tournament is more like 2.0, there are hoards of players who not only cannot win, but literally cannot cash.

1.5 is low imo

What is the highest mark up you've paid for a share in the Main?

Good question, think 2.0 but would pay a lot more for the right people.

What i would look for most is obviously technically good players but there are a ton of them, dream horse has experience in super slow deep tournaments, ideally a deep run in the ME previously. They would also need a high level of maturity, these guys who go off because Joe the farmer called with a gutshot and cant refocus have 0 interest to me. Finally someone who understands the basic fundamentals of poker that so many pros don't, play pots against the fish, not 6 bet each-other because its such an obvious cold 5 spot blah blah

Remember Max Heinzelmann 7 betting allin v Shaun Deeb a couple of years ago with A6? He had like 250 bbs.

Made me feel almost physically sick!

Agree that a calm temperament is so important in this tournament.

[Royal Flush]

Sold out, thanks guys.

I appreciate 1.5 seems high, but I honestly believe my edge in this tournament is more like 2.0, there are hoards of players who not only cannot win, but literally cannot cash.

1.5 is low imo

What is the highest mark up you've paid for a share in the Main?

Good question, think 2.0 but would pay a lot more for the right people.

What i would look for most is obviously technically good players but there are a ton of them, dream horse has experience in super slow deep tournaments, ideally a deep run in the ME previously. They would also need a high level of maturity, these guys who go off because Joe the farmer called with a gutshot and cant refocus have 0 interest to me. Finally someone who understands the basic fundamentals of poker that so many pros don't, play pots against the fish, not 6 bet each-other because its such an obvious cold 5 spot blah blah

Remember Max Heinzelmann 7 betting allin v Shaun Deeb a couple of years ago with A6? He had like 250 bbs.

Made me feel almost physically sick!

Agree that a calm temperament is so important in this tournament.

Ha yeah i think it basically makes him the worst player in the tournament as he lacks the very fundamental understanding of why he is there.

The temperament is so key, took me a fair amount of experience to get it when playing live but now i do, near unflappable which is key when in this tournament some truly fucked up shit will happen to you, last year i lost 3 ridic pots on day 3 that 3 years earlier would have seen me bust for sure but i just carried on like nothing had happened. That right there is a big part of the edge in this particular tournament.

[cambridgealex]

Best of luck Keith, see you out there.

[The Camel]

Best of luck Keith, see you out there.

Thanks Alex, good luck out there.

[Boba Fett]

I appreciate 1.5 seems high, but I honestly believe my edge in this tournament is more like 2.0, there are hoards of players who not only cannot win, but literally cannot cash.

[dreenie]

Very best of luck Keith, u deserve to win it all x