Busto in Main Event
I did all I could in preparation for Day 3 but it just wasn't meant to be. The day started well for me, within the first two hours I had built up to 130k, but things went downhill from there. Key hand of the day was when I check/raised the river on a 3-flush board in a spot where I am almost never bluffing but got called anyway and just so happened to be bluffing.
After that I was really short and eventually got it in with A9s against AK from the button vs the big blind. As a whole I'm not terribly unhappy with my play but I wouldn't call it my A-game either. If my river check/raise hand would have worked out things certainly would have been different and I would probably be saying I had my A-game on but I guess that's just the way results oriented poker works.
Anyway, I now have a few more days left in Vegas and then I'll be touring California for a few days before I finally leave to go back home on the 22nd. I'll post a Vegas review and some more pictures in the near future!


4 Comments:
Hey Cortster, Im interested in trading or buying links with you. Sorry that Im writing this in your comments, but I couldnt find any other way to contact you.
Send me a message at dannybasler@gmail.com , looking forward to hearing from ya.
Danny
Schade Cortster, wäre natürlich schön gewesen, wenn du Tag 4 erlebt hättest.
Aber pusht das castell nu Nasr? He is runnung hot at the moment and i hope, he play pretty well in day 6 and have the luck too.
Well done on making it as far as you did. That is still a pretty significant achievement.
Hey Cortster,
Really enjoyed reading about your progress in Vegas... You were unlucky not to make it that little step further...
Has been a great WSOP... phenomenal atmosphere... and there's always next year, as they say!
Anyway, maybe this video will cheer you up... What this guy Bryan Berg can do with a deck (or two) of cards is unbelievable...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3RoASvKcAA
Best,
Aron
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