Booya

"mimus" <tinmimus99 DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote

> > World Tavern Standings (either top ten gets me in the regionals):
> >
> > Blue Bayou Club 12
> > West End Tavern 2
> > Broad Street Cafe 10
> >
> > I missed over half the games at Broad Street and West End.
>
> Is this something like IFOCE (go Sonya!), only for drinkers?

No, but drinking is the economic engine behind it all.
That and a shot [hic!] at the World Series of Poker
(hardly knew 'er).

I made the final table (12th) at one regional early on,
finishing just out of the money. I was 21st last spring,
earning a nice poker chip set, and three spots from an
invite to the national tournament in Atlantic City.

Patience + Agression. The World Tavern Texas Hold 'Em
is a bit differnet from "normal" in that the blinds go
up so quickly and start kinda high relative to your
chip stack. If you are too passive or don't get a few
good hands early, you are doomed. A bit more luck is
involved, though I think you have to be even better
at reading your opponents.

--Tedward
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On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 13:45:41 -0400, Edward M. Kennedy wrote:

> "mimus" <tinmimus99.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote
>
>> > World Tavern Standings (either top ten gets me in the regionals):
>> >
>> > Blue Bayou Club 12
>> > West End Tavern 2
>> > Broad Street Cafe 10
>> >
>> > I missed over half the games at Broad Street and West End.
>>
>> Is this something like IFOCE (go Sonya!), only for drinkers?
>
> No, but drinking is the economic engine behind it all.
> That and a shot [hic!] at the World Series of Poker
> (hardly knew 'er).
>
> I made the final table (12th) at one regional early on,
> finishing just out of the money. I was 21st last spring,
> earning a nice poker chip set, and three spots from an
> invite to the national tournament in Atlantic City.
>
> Patience + Agression. The World Tavern Texas Hold 'Em
> is a bit differnet from "normal" in that the blinds go
> up so quickly and start kinda high relative to your
> chip stack. If you are too passive or don't get a few
> good hands early, you are doomed. A bit more luck is
> involved, though I think you have to be even better
> at reading your opponents.

IFOCD sounds more fun.

With many champions coming from the usual college fraternity and sorority
competitions.

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"mimus" <tinmimus99.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote

> IFOCD sounds more fun.
>
> With many champions coming from the usual college fraternity and sorority
> competitions.

I drink more before six in the morning than most Marines
drink all month.

--Tedward
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