Live,live and more live

Online poker for me has been 2 or 3 eagle rooms a day this past 2 weeks.But for live its a different story.I have been going every other night.I had some tough decisions and some bad beats as well.The last tourney I went to I got the boot when my big J A ran into KK. I made it 10k with the blinds at 1500 3000.I had 17 500 left after the raise.I went in to the tank for 2 min when the dealer called time.After he said that I was forced to call.When he turned over the big pockets I knew i was toast.The other night I had KK and I bumped it to 3X the bb late in the game.The girl came over the top and I knew I had the shitty end of the stick.She turned over AA.I will be heading back tomorrow so hopefully my luck changes

So far everything is good

I have been spending lots of family time as of late.Not too much time on poker.Our league season ended this past weekend.With the same results as last season.Big fat 2nd place.Its getting kind of tiering.We are always out by single digits.I guess it's ''next season again''.

Sunrise March 6 2007
Lil Latrell Adrian Orlando
Welcome to the world

WSOP pre registration open.

I hope the numbers continue to grow for the WSOP.I would like to see if the gaming laws affect the field . I got this from Bluff magazine.
Harrah’s Operating Company, Inc., has opened pre-registration for the 2007 World Series of Poker, scheduled for June 1 through July 17, 2007 at the Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino.

Pre-registration instructions and new participant rules – including a more liberal player-apparel policy – can be found at www.worldseriesofpoker.com, the official web site of the World Series of Poker.

“In recognition of the endorsement agreements that provide income to many poker players, we’ve liberalized our policy to allow tournament entrants to wear apparel with multiple logos and patches,” said Jeffrey Pollack, commissioner of the World Series of Poker. “There are some reasonable restrictions on what is permissible, but this is definitely a far more liberal, accommodating and player-friendly policy.

“We encourage all players and their sponsors to review the rules well in advance of the tournament.” said Pollack.

Player pre-registration instructions are included in Section 1 of the rules. In 2007, acceptable forms of payment include cash, cashier’s checks, wire transfers and–Rio casino chips including a newly created WSOP branded $10,000 Rio casino chip. These payment forms may be used to pre-register for entry into any of the 55 events scheduled for the 2007 World Series of Poker.

The 38th edition of the World Series of Poker will include bracelet tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $1,000 to $50,000. The buy-in for the WSOP Main Event – the No-Limit Hold’Em World Championship – will remain at $10,000. The schedule of events can be found at www.worldseriesofpoker.com.