Online Poker Night

Sunday: +$73.50
My soccer team had its final match of the season in the late afternoon, and since I didn't get much sleep the night before (due to jetlag), I was so tired afterwards that I did not play any of the bigger Sunday tournaments. That and the fact that the buy-in for the Stars Million was set at $540, a number that really hits the border of what I am willing to pay straight-up for a Multi Table Tournament.

I did, however, manage to play the League Double Points tourney, which I failed miserably. I was really looking to make a score and get myself boosted in the leaderboard, but it just wasn't meant to be. The rest of the results come from the typical, boring, daily grinding of the SNGs.

Monday: -$242.50
Monday was a pretty fun time. Sutti, Olli, and myself decided to have a poker night. Not a live poker night, an online poker night. That meant myself and Sutti heading over to Olli's place, where we had 3 laptops and 1 pc all online and ready to go. We all had a really good time, although the results could have been better. It can be lonely somtimes sitting in front of your computer playing online poker alone. However, when you have three guys all feeling the ups and downs, the good beats and bad beats, all in the same room, it is nearly impossible to get bored.

We arrived there at 8pm and didn't end up leaving until around 5am, not taking the a break the whole time while we were there. Such a long session can be grueling, but I would do it again anyday. Matter of fact, we will definitely be repeating one of these poker nights in the near future. As for my results, I began the session up around $900, but then lost back over $1000 throughout the night. It happens.

*Side note: We never played at any of the same tables. Not only do I not agree with that kind of thing morally, the poker sites strictly don't agree with that behavior either. I have never felt the need to cheat, because I feel my edge is strong enough without it. Same goes for Sutti and Olli.