I became a member of www.NeverBeg.com in September. This is a poker staking site. It's a forum where people posts stakes for players to apply for if they qualify. The staker will state if it's a 50%/50% deal and if you profit you send the staker part of the money back. The site has a system that seems to work well.
It's a good place to get low stakes to start out your online bankroll or to stake players and try to win some money while you sleep, work, etc. I have had a couple of horses win me some nice money in stakes as low as $2.20.
I also am currently playing a $500 monthly series for multiple stakers which I have ran to about $1,800 currently. It's a good way to lower the variance of online play because all of the losses are not coming from your bankroll. Of course, you have to perform to keep getting stakes.
Check it out! ReedMoney is me SN.
Friday, November 16, 2007
New Players for 2008
Players,
With the upcoming season 2 starting in January it's a good time to get new players. Since I have up'd the min. games to qualify for the '08 Main Event to 4 games it is important that players attend as much possible.
Plus, with our nice "Player of the Year" and Tournament of Champions Freeroll prizes it should entice players to attend regularly.
With the upcoming season 2 starting in January it's a good time to get new players. Since I have up'd the min. games to qualify for the '08 Main Event to 4 games it is important that players attend as much possible.
Plus, with our nice "Player of the Year" and Tournament of Champions Freeroll prizes it should entice players to attend regularly.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
RPO Event #43 Results
Need I say it... Three people again tonight, the same three as usual.
After a long battle, since this was a rebuy, Brian said no more when Sean broke him just before the break and was out. Sean started heads up with about a 4 to 1 chip lead. Heads up continued for awhile and on a turning point hand Sean put Trinity to a decision after the turn. Trinity thought long and hard with his flush draw not putting Sean on his set of sixes and called only to catch 1 of the 13 cards he needed to take the huge pot and the lead. Sean never recovered and the last hand Sean pushed with 89 and Trinity called with 99. A nine came on the flop and the game was over. Trinity took down the $22 pot.
After a long battle, since this was a rebuy, Brian said no more when Sean broke him just before the break and was out. Sean started heads up with about a 4 to 1 chip lead. Heads up continued for awhile and on a turning point hand Sean put Trinity to a decision after the turn. Trinity thought long and hard with his flush draw not putting Sean on his set of sixes and called only to catch 1 of the 13 cards he needed to take the huge pot and the lead. Sean never recovered and the last hand Sean pushed with 89 and Trinity called with 99. A nine came on the flop and the game was over. Trinity took down the $22 pot.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Do You Qualify for the Main Event?
The Main Event will be here before you know it (Saturday, December 8th). The following players qualify for the December game. This event is closed to anyone not listed below.
Sean, Trinity, Adam, Brian, Matt, Chris S., Anthony, Mitch, Donnie, Derrick, Jason H., Jeff, Aris and Aaron.
If you think your name should be on the above list please post a comment or contact Sean or Trinity.
Sean, Trinity, Adam, Brian, Matt, Chris S., Anthony, Mitch, Donnie, Derrick, Jason H., Jeff, Aris and Aaron.
If you think your name should be on the above list please post a comment or contact Sean or Trinity.
Reed Poker Online Event #43 Tonight
Don't forget tonight at 21:00 is the $2 Rebuy ($2+1) on Full Tilt for the Reed Poker League Online Event. See you at the tables.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Ship It!!!
Sean just won the $3 Rebuy tournament for the 2nd time on Full Tilt Poker. His win was good for $1,178.10 . This is his 5th overall $3 rebuy victory online over the last 12 months making him a $3 rebuy specialist!
He stayed in top 3-5 for the last two hours until his QQ was beat by A10 on river. From then on he had to grind his way to the FT. At the FT, Sean came in 7th in chip count. He grinded, pushed a couple of times and ended up catching a BB special by flopping a set that got paid off. He then proceeded to bust 4 of the remaining players.
Heads up play lasted 4 hands, as the other player kept asking to make a deal. Sean refused and then got a monster hand 24off. He raised 3x and got re-raised. Figuring his opponent probably had an AX he called. The flop came 478. Sean checked raised all-in with his pair of 4's w/ 2 kicker. He was instacalled with AK and the 4's held for the win.
He stayed in top 3-5 for the last two hours until his QQ was beat by A10 on river. From then on he had to grind his way to the FT. At the FT, Sean came in 7th in chip count. He grinded, pushed a couple of times and ended up catching a BB special by flopping a set that got paid off. He then proceeded to bust 4 of the remaining players.
Heads up play lasted 4 hands, as the other player kept asking to make a deal. Sean refused and then got a monster hand 24off. He raised 3x and got re-raised. Figuring his opponent probably had an AX he called. The flop came 478. Sean checked raised all-in with his pair of 4's w/ 2 kicker. He was instacalled with AK and the 4's held for the win.
Friday, November 9, 2007
RPL Event #11 Results
This month was a good turn out with ten players. This event was an important event because it was the last event before the December Main Event and three players were hoping to unseat the points leader for the free buy-in the the Main Event.
The first hand of the night had Adam and Derrick heads up for a huge pot. Derrick who took down the pot, had been waiting many months for this. (Adam has sent Derrick to the rail on a number of occasions). This left Adam short stacked and he made an early exit 30 minutes into the evening.
Matt's stack took a big hit when he did not believe Brad and called the allin. Brad's pocket K's held against Matt's pocket 4's. Shortly there after Matt was sent to the rail when he pushed UTG and Sean called with AJ in BB and Sean took down the pot. Trinity doubled up through Sean when his pocket 9s held against Sean's AKo. Within the next two hands Brad's pocket 9s held to put Brian, who had a lower pocket pair, out. Aris soon followed when he was short stacked and pushed allin preflop in the dark on the button prior to anyone even betting. Trinity pushed allin before it got back to Aris to get everyone else out when he looked down at KK.
Mitch and Derrick exited together for 6th and 5th when Mitch pushed with a small pair and Derricks A8s ran into the big stack of Brad who sent them home when his higher pocket pair held up.
Brad who took a number of hits to his stack was finally sent to the rail by Sean. Sean raised with 55 and Brad just called with KK. When the flop came 5xx, Sean checked to Brad who pushed. Sean instacalled and sent him home.
We are then in the money with three players, Donnie, Trinity and Sean (CL). Trinity sent Donnie home and heads up began at 11:10pm with Sean holding a minor chip lead. From the first hand on Trinity was getting a hot deck and Sean was cold decked. Sean got down to about and managed to double up then lose it and double up again. The final hand of heads up play came at 12:10am. Sean pushed allin as the small button and Trinity looked down at pocket deuces and insta-called. Sean turns over AK. Sean never improved. Game over. Good game.
Trinity and Sean each took down their sixth cash and Trinity took home his first bracelet.
Note: The above recount of the evening is to the best of my knowledge. I welcome any corrections if any. Thanks.
The first hand of the night had Adam and Derrick heads up for a huge pot. Derrick who took down the pot, had been waiting many months for this. (Adam has sent Derrick to the rail on a number of occasions). This left Adam short stacked and he made an early exit 30 minutes into the evening.
Matt's stack took a big hit when he did not believe Brad and called the allin. Brad's pocket K's held against Matt's pocket 4's. Shortly there after Matt was sent to the rail when he pushed UTG and Sean called with AJ in BB and Sean took down the pot. Trinity doubled up through Sean when his pocket 9s held against Sean's AKo. Within the next two hands Brad's pocket 9s held to put Brian, who had a lower pocket pair, out. Aris soon followed when he was short stacked and pushed allin preflop in the dark on the button prior to anyone even betting. Trinity pushed allin before it got back to Aris to get everyone else out when he looked down at KK.
Mitch and Derrick exited together for 6th and 5th when Mitch pushed with a small pair and Derricks A8s ran into the big stack of Brad who sent them home when his higher pocket pair held up.
Brad who took a number of hits to his stack was finally sent to the rail by Sean. Sean raised with 55 and Brad just called with KK. When the flop came 5xx, Sean checked to Brad who pushed. Sean instacalled and sent him home.
We are then in the money with three players, Donnie, Trinity and Sean (CL). Trinity sent Donnie home and heads up began at 11:10pm with Sean holding a minor chip lead. From the first hand on Trinity was getting a hot deck and Sean was cold decked. Sean got down to about and managed to double up then lose it and double up again. The final hand of heads up play came at 12:10am. Sean pushed allin as the small button and Trinity looked down at pocket deuces and insta-called. Sean turns over AK. Sean never improved. Game over. Good game.
Trinity and Sean each took down their sixth cash and Trinity took home his first bracelet.
10-Adam
9-Matt
8-Brian
7-Aris
6-Mitch
5-Derrick
4-Brad
3-Donnie
2-Sean
November Champion -Trinity
Note: The above recount of the evening is to the best of my knowledge. I welcome any corrections if any. Thanks.
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