Country			Prize	GPI Points
23-May-2019	United States	$ 50 No Limit Hold'em - Chips Gone Wild 2019 Muckleshoot Casino Recurring Tournaments, Auburn	6th	$ 190	6.65
31-Aug-2018	United States	$ 100 No Limit Hold'em - Friday Bounty 2018 Muckleshoot Casino Recurring Tournaments, Auburn	3rd	$ 600	4.51
05-May-2017	United States	$ 70 No Limit Hold'em - Chips Gone Wild 2017 Muckleshoot Casino Recurring Tournaments, Auburn	2nd	$ 795
09-Apr-2017	United States	No Limit Hold'em - 2nd Sunday Tournament 2017 Muckleshoot Casino Recurring Tournaments, Auburn	10th	$ 250
01-Jul-2014	United States	$ 185 No Limit Hold'em I Rio Daily Deepstacks 2014, Las Vegas	15th	$ 796
06-Jun-2014	United States	$ 1,000 No Limit Hold'em - Seniors Championship (Event #17) 45th World Series of Poker - WSOP 2014, Las Vegas	37th	$ 12,704
13-Feb-2014	United States	$ 400 No Limit Hold'em Deep Stack Extravaganza I, Las Vegas	12th	$ 721
26-Aug-2006	United States	$ 150 + 25 No Limit Hold'em Pechanga Hot Summer Night Poker Tournaments, Temecula	1st	$ 18,820
25-Aug-2006	United States	$ 500 + 40 No Limit Hold'em Pechanga Hot Summer Night Poker Tournaments, Temecula	2nd	$ 17,760
14-Apr-2006	United States	$ 150 + 40 No Limit Hold'em Pechanga Poker Open, Temecula	9th	$ 1,525
13-Apr-2006	United States	$ 250 + 45 No Limit Hold'em Pechanga Poker Open, Temecula	5th	$ 4,995
Apr-2001	United States	$ 200 + 25 Limit Hold'em 2001 Peppermill Spring Poker Tournament, Reno	4th	$ 4,546
18-Jan-2001	United States	$ 500 + 40 Pot Limit Hold'em 1st Annual World Poker Challenge, Reno	8th	$ 1,853
Jan-1994	United States	$ 200 Hold'em Unknown, Seattle	9th	$ 370
Jan-1994	United States	Hold'em Unknown, Tacoma	3rd	$ 1,510
27-Mar-1993	United States	$ 300 + 20 Limit Hold'em 1993 Peppermill Spring Tournament, Reno	8th	$ 1,065
23-Mar-1993	United States	$ 100 + 20 No Limit Hold'em 1993 Peppermill Spring Tournament, Reno	3rd	$ 3,808

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$300 No Limit Hold’em – Muckleshoot Spring Classic (Live Updates)

March 29, 2019

I haven’t played much poker this past week leading up to the Spring Classic series.

On Sunday, we went hiking in Astoria, Oregon and that took up our entire day basically.

On Monday, I went to a home game and played $1/$2 no limit Hold’em and played some of the worst poker I’m capable of playing. I really can’t say otherwise. Everyone was there having a good time and drinking a ton and I was cold stone sober playing way too many hands, trying to win every pot, and bully my way through a lineup that wasn’t thinking much about folding. So I basically punted $600.

Marlo, one of the all-time maniacs, was in the game and we played a hand where I had raised preflop with QJ and he raised me on a J53 two spade flop and I called. The turn was a ten and I check-called again. The river was a spade and that got me a free showdown against… JT.

Then we played a 3-bet pot where I flopped top pair when he had AA and I lost all my chips because I’m just never folding top pair against this guy in a pot that is already bloated.

Those two pots accounted for over half my losses for the night, so there was some bad luck sprinkled in with what was mostly just bad play.

On Tuesday, I saw Jordan Peele’s Us for the second time and then had my final fantasy baseball draft of the year.

On Wednesday, I got most of our taxes done, we finished rewatching Game of Thrones and I stayed home to play poker online for one final tune up before this series.

It was another gruesome online session. I led off by stone bubbling the first tournament I played. With 28 left and 27 players cashing, it folded to the button who had been super active. He opened to 2.2x and I jammed with AT from the small blind and he snapped with AJ and held to bust me.

In the second tournament, with 38 players left and 27 cashing, it folds to the small blind and he ships 9.5 bigs and I call from the big with KTo. He shows J2o and that monster spikes a 2 on the turn to win the pot and leave me with 4.5 big blinds. I busted in 35th a short while later.

In my third tournament, with 18 players left and 9 cashing, a player opens to 2.5x and I jam 12bb with 99 and he calls with QQ and I bust again.

In the $5 rebuy, on the last hand of the rebuy period, I get about 11bb in with KK against two opponent I have barely covered and they have AK and A4 – for a combined two outs – and find an ace. That leaves me with 305 chips and one of the smallest stacks I can possibly add on to. Obviously, I’d rather bust and rebuy for a full stack before I add on, but nope.

The first hand after the break, I jam my 11bb stack in with 55 and get called by AQ. Pretty standard stuff, but considering the day I’m already having, watching the board come out 643-J-Q just seems crueler than usual.

I did make a run in one tournament, dominating when the stacks were deep, and I was 1st in chips with 23 left. By the time we were down to the bubble – 16 left with 15 cashing – I was 7th in chips.

I did make the final table in that one, but I called an 8bb shove with JJ and lost to A9 and jammed my remaining 7bb in with 66 and lost to AK to fizzle out in 7th place after starting the table 3rd in chips.

I did not meet my goal to play 100 tournaments before the Muck series started, but here’s how I did for the month:

47 tournaments
10 cashes (21%)
5 final tables (10.6%)
2 1st place finishes

Those numbers seem decent, but my total ROI was 2%. I felt like I ran insanely bad overall during this stretch, so I guess turning a profit – even if it was basically nothing – is a bright side? Most of my cashes were pretty meaningful, so that helped, but I only cashed in the smaller buy in tournaments.

Yesterday was the real Opening Day for Major League Baseball and my wife and I kept up tradition by attending the Mariners home opener for the 7th season in a row! And someone we played Home Run Derby against one of the best pitchers in baseball (Chris Sale).

10:39 AM: Sitting down about 6 minutes into Level 2 with blinds at 50-100. Starting stacks are 12k, levels are 30 minutes, and the board is claiming 205 people have entered so far.

I somehow don’t know anyone at my table by name. I do recognize a couple faces but I don’t know anything about their games.

Keep checking back here for stack updates and some hand histories.

11:48 AM: Blinds are 100/200, under the gun opens to 550, I call with 77, and a blind also calls.

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