Stuart Rutter, WSOP 2018 package, selling at 1.0

[typhoon13]

Nice one

Well ground

[easypickings]

Omaha hilo

Out in 25th.

Slightly brutal exit. All in with  against Volpe's very similar AJ62 and he caught

    to catch the crucial deuce (and then the house)

Was alot of fun, a slightly desperate hang to make it into the money, i think i made the right folds which enabled me to do so. But still gutting to exit.

Will confirm cash ASAP

[Tal]

Well done, Stu.

Nice start to the venture. Get that momentum running.

[easypickings]

Thanks so much guys. Pretty exhausted after the two ten hour days.

Some record keeping:

10k O8 cash was for $14,912

Missed events: $1,500 (plus re-entry) dealer's choice, so $3,000 of missed events

[booder]

Good work Stu

[shipitgood]

Well done Stu nice start!

[Marky147]

Well done Stu nice start!

[muckthenuts]

Well done Stu nice start!

[EvilPie]

Exciting read. This is how staking threads should be.

Well done on the first cash mate.

[bergeroo]

First of many I hope!

[bergeroo]

First of many I hope! Thanks for the updates. I was following on pokernews and was glad when I read the other shorty busted!

[easypickings]

Thanks so much guys.

Today- an adrenaline come down meant I struggled to sleep, and the two 10 hour days meant I slept well when I did! So, having missed the start of the 11am $1500 NLHE and still maybe in need for a couple of hours to take stock, I think I'll just play the $1500 NL deuce to seven . Sorry about the change. We can almost definitely replace the $1500 NL with NL event(s), down the line. (I'll message people obviously if we do to see if they want in).

So, update

Cashes :$14,912

Missed events: $4500

[easypickings]

That was a lot of fun yesterday, adrenaline all the way. It was a shame to miss the 3 spots to get to circa 250k, so given my stack situation on the bubble, the strategy to hang on was pretty clear. The hand where I was up to 120k and lost a lot after raising  vs Gordo's blind is the close one, but I think it's right given that I can execute some kind of pot control in position. The WSOP had a fairly comical rule that on the bubble, "you cannot leave your seat, unless you leave the tournament area," which left a fairly easy loophole for people given that all three tables could be seen pretty easily from the rail! So, given the clear path to hanging on, it was both desperate and fun to sweat the bubbling eventually bursting.


Really loving the whole atmosphere of the Series, and feel very lucky to have the chance to play so many events. Today's deuce to seven is a special one, it has the real mix of everyone, including sometimes people unfamiliar with the rules. Definitely one to watch every showdown, as people will play with far bigger transparencies and holes than you would ever see in holdem.


Onwards we go.

[Doobs]

That was a lot of fun yesterday, adrenaline all the way. It was a shame to miss the 3 spots to get to circa 250k, so given my stack situation on the bubble, the strategy to hang on was pretty clear. The hand where I was up to 120k and lost a lot after raising  vs Gordo's blind is the close one, but I think it's right given that I can execute some kind of pot control in position. The WSOP had a fairly comical rule that on the bubble, "you cannot leave your seat, unless you leave the tournament area," which left a fairly easy loophole for people given that all three tables could be seen pretty easily from the rail! So, given the clear path to hanging on, it was both desperate and fun to sweat the bubbling eventually bursting.


Really loving the whole atmosphere of the Series, and feel very lucky to have the chance to play so many events. Today's deuce to seven is a special one, it has the real mix of everyone, including sometimes people unfamiliar with the rules. Definitely one to watch every showdown, as people will play with far bigger transparencies and holes than you would ever see in holdem.


Onwards we go.

Hello Stuart

I don't think that AAT2 can be a fold anywhere.   Just a bit unlucky, cards run bad sometimes.  Imagine how dirty you'd have felt for days folding that.   $20 comp online, you'd do your stack with that hand.   There is a good chance I would anyway.    Best to just move on and gl with the next.

Congrats on the cash.  Might bump into you next week.  Hopefully at the final table of the mixed hi-lo.

[easypickings]

That was a lot of fun yesterday, adrenaline all the way. It was a shame to miss the 3 spots to get to circa 250k, so given my stack situation on the bubble, the strategy to hang on was pretty clear. The hand where I was up to 120k and lost a lot after raising  vs Gordo's blind is the close one, but I think it's right given that I can execute some kind of pot control in position. The WSOP had a fairly comical rule that on the bubble, "you cannot leave your seat, unless you leave the tournament area," which left a fairly easy loophole for people given that all three tables could be seen pretty easily from the rail! So, given the clear path to hanging on, it was both desperate and fun to sweat the bubbling eventually bursting.


Really loving the whole atmosphere of the Series, and feel very lucky to have the chance to play so many events. Today's deuce to seven is a special one, it has the real mix of everyone, including sometimes people unfamiliar with the rules. Definitely one to watch every showdown, as people will play with far bigger transparencies and holes than you would ever see in holdem.


Onwards we go.

Hello Stuart

I don't think that AAT2 can be a fold anywhere.   Just a bit unlucky, cards run bad sometimes.  Imagine how dirty you'd have felt for days folding that.   $20 comp online, you'd do your stack with that hand.   There is a good chance I would anyway.    Best to just move on and gl with the next.

Congrats on the cash.  Might bump into you next week.  Hopefully at the final table of the mixed hi-lo.

Yes I agree Doobs. Look forward to seeing you next week