Private Tourney

Dyno_Don · 03-12-2009, 06:04 AM

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Originally Posted by bobbysands90

My post was an arrogant shove to other members. What we really need is a private tourney. Most players I play against, play too tight. Easy pickings. If you lack core strategy, easy pickings. Lets set up a tourney. Pre tourney, I will post about the coin flip situation. We cannot all go for it so we will pick on weaknesses on other members.

1. too tight.
2. lack core strategy.

Lets plays & work out our weaknesses together. I think it should be a $1 game and we can fight for big headedness for a week

I like this suggestion you made in the "Read Here" section bobbysands90.

I'm sure most of us that post on here wouldn't mind starting a small tourney of the sorts.

But, I have to warn you now, when I'm playing amoungst family or friends I'm either the first one out or one of the last standing, or sitting in this case.

bobbysands90 · 03-12-2009, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Dyno_Don

I like this suggestion you made in the "Read Here" section bobbysands90.

I'm sure most of us that post on here wouldn't mind starting a small tourney of the sorts.

But, I have to warn you now, when I'm playing amoungst family or friends I'm either the first one out or one of the last standing, or sitting in this case.

LOL, me too. I will need to change my approach because my posts will show you how to beat me but they will also give me an advantage, I might try the double or triple bluff, so who knows? I like table action & will probably trash talk my way through the game but read into it, I might be setting up a play. I love private games. They are more competitive than the run of the mill tourney. They improve our game.

Im looking forward to it. Hopefully I will sort out my neteller documents before then or Ill be looking for a sub, lol.

Dyno_Don · 03-17-2009, 05:18 AM

Players can tell all they like when it comes to playing poker. But there are so many thousands of card combinations it would be really hard to get the same one you had a year ago, and play it the way you once did.

I bet at least one out of four players here would play a hand differently if you asked them how to play it.
That one person will most likely be myself.
I'm always changing up my game play, just to see what kind of challenge I can get by the change-up.

As far as Neteller goes, they pulled out of the U.S., so I cannot use them again.
They had one of my payouts stuck for three or so months before I saw it, for over two grand.
Can't really blame Neteller either, as our fun loving government is slowly creating their own monopoly for only gambling and anything else they can get their hands on.

catwoman · 03-19-2009, 05:11 PM

I want in, does the sites you play at take quicktender or paypal?
Let me know if you ever get this private tourney going, and i must warn you all also, i am really Gus Hansen!

Blahahahahaha

Dyno_Don · 03-20-2009, 06:21 AM

I will admit I'm not the big time poker player as a few of the posters in here are, but I can usually hold my own in tourneys.

It would be nice to have at least twenty players to get a private tourney started.

The first thing would be to get enough players interested in playing.
And then find out what times they can be available and then set up a private tournament.
Or just tell them what time it will be starting and if they could make it.

Private tourneys are harder to get started, unless a couple hundred people know about them, and then expect half or less of them to be able to play.

One of our posters mentioned mailing a code out to those who are interested in playing, as long as they don't blog these codes.
But then again if we had a $1 entry fee, not everyone will bother joining.

Those are just a few thoughts.
All I have for payment options are click2pay and visa. I may have to look into quicktender if none of the sites accept C2Pay.