Poker Tracking Software

For those of you I was talking to about programs to track your poker wins... and losses very accurately. You can find the easy to use program at the link below. I have been using it literally for every poker game I have played for the past year (as of July 1). I have had no problems and it breaks it down for you very easily.

PokerDominator.com Free Poker Tracking Software with detailed reports and graphs of your poker career.

May Event #5 Results!

Last night we had a great turnout for Event #5 with 12 players. The buy-in was $40 and it paid out 4 places. Two tables of 6 started the action w/ one player on each table being blinded til they arrived. Play early on was pretty tight with every feeling out their opposing players.

Jason was knocked out about an hour into play by Chris.

Within a minute, Derrick was busted by Adam and we moved to one table.

At about 8:30pm, Adam was at it again busting a fellow bracelet winner Anthony in 10th place.

Newcomer Aris went out in 9th place when his AQoff got beat by Aaron's A6 flush.

About 2 1/2 hours into play newcomer Jim made a stand with AQ only to run into Chris' KK. The K's held and Jim finished in 8th place.

Next was Matt who's stack went up and down all night got busted by Adam to finish in 7th place.

Aaron who had his best night to-date finished in 6th place after being busted by Chris.

Bubble time! Brian pushed w/ QQ and Adam had him dominated with AA. Adam caught a full house and busted Brian in 5th place.

"In The Money"

Play was tight 4-handed w/ exception of Adam, of course. :)

Sean was card dead for well over an hour and finally saw QQ to push all-in. Trinity called w/ AJ and got a J on the flop and A on the river to bust Sean in 4th place winning his $40 back.

Chris went down next by Trinity and took 3rd place for $75. I think it was T's KK vs. Chris' AX.

Down to HU play which lasted almost an hour. A chop was mentioned by Adam, but Trinity wanted a bracelet and bragging rights. The stacks went up and down until a pivotal hand when Adam won about $20K+ from Trinity without a showdown. After that hand Adam continued his aggressive play. Trinity finally pushed all-in trying to take the blinds and Adam picked up 66 and called. Trinity had 107 for a race, but a 6 hit the flop and spelled the end for the HU battle. Trinity took home $115 for second place.

Adam became our first 2-time bracelet winner and won $190 for his victory.

Updated Standings

(Players within 50 pts. of leader)

Brian 79 pts.

Matt 75 pts.

Trinity 72 pts.

Adam 70 pts.

Anthony 60 pts.

Sean 45 pts.

Chris 40 pts.

Jeff 39 pts.

RPO Event #17 Results

Here's a rundown of last night's action...

Seven players played last night's RPO event. Action started quickly and Sean and Jeff got all-in pre-flop just a few minutes into play. Sean had KK and Jeff had JJ and the J's got no help from the board. Next out was Greg who had pocket 6's, but Brian's AK won the race when an A hit. Fifth place was Adam's when his AK couldn't hit against Brian's 1010. Brian has a hefty stack after these two knockouts. Matt and Trinity got all-in pre-flop with Matt holding 99 and Trinity holding 88. Trinity hits his two-outer when an 8 spikes on the river. Matt still has about $900+ but was steaming after that beat. Eventually, Matt shoves all-in post flop against Brian when he has J's and straight draw, but Brian had Q's and straight draw also. Matt finishes in 4th place and on the bubble.

Three players remain and their all in the money. Sean was short-stacked and got JJ. After a raise and call from Trinity, flop comes Qd3s2d...Sean pushes all-in and Trinity calls w/ nut flush draw. Turn brings a diamond and Sean finishes 3rd for $7.00. Head-up play starts w/ Brian as chip leader until a pivotal hand where Trinity's catches a 2 on the flop for a set of 2's. This hand leaves Brian w/ just $50 in chips and a couple of hands later Trinity takes it down. Brian's 2nd place was good for $10.50.

Champion: Trinity $17.50

Standings: Only 42 points seperate 1st from 5th, so it's still a very open race for RPO Player of the Year.

Reed Poker Online Event #17

Here's the details of this week's (Wednesday Night) online event

Full Tilt Poker Event:Reed Poker #17
Upcoming Online Tournament (Tournament #18338377)
Date/Time: Wednesday, 5/16/07 @ 9pm
Location: Full Tilt Poker
Name: Reed Poker #17
Buy-In: $5.50
Game: NL Holdem
Password: sean

Updated RPO Point Standings

Brian 399
Jeff 396
Matt 388
Sean 363

Trinity 343

RPO #16 Results

Tonight's event was alittle different being that the event was a rebuy event. It was a $2+1 and got the prize pool up to $42 w/ 5 players.

The play was alittle more aggressive with rebuys available. Trinity was first one out after a few rebuys gone bad. Next to the virtual rail was Brian in 4th place. Play continued 3-handed for awhile. Jeff pushed w/ J's post flop only to run into Sean's set of 6's. Jeff finally doesn't win and finishes 3rd for $8.40. Sean held about a 2.5:1 chip lead over Matt, but Matt didn't back down. Matt eventually went on run and got the chip lead. However, Sean got a rush and had a flush and 3 straights in less than 8 hands to take the lead again. After that Sean kept his lead and finished Matt off. Matt finished 2nd for $12.60 after tilting last week.

Sean won $21.00 for his victory. Updated stats will be posted on website soon.

Reed Poker Online Event #16

Here's the details of this week's (Wednesday Night) online event

Full Tilt Poker
Event:Reed Poker #16
Upcoming Online Tournament (Tournament #17983165)
Date/Time: Wednesday, 5/09/07 @ 9pm
Location: Full Tilt Poker
Name: Reed Poker #13
Buy-In: $2+$1 REBUYS (unlimited until first break)
Game: NL Holdem
Password: sean

I'm in, who's not in...

It is less than two weeks until our May Event. (May 17th). If you are coming be sure to let me or Sean know. (Not that we will deny you a seat if you call at 6:30 on May 17th wanting to play). We had nine players last month. It should be another great game. For those of you who have not come in a few months, it would be good to see you again. For those we see every month, I expect you will be there.

Also for our online events we need to be recruiting more people to play. I like you guys but damn I'm tired of seeing only the 5-6 avatar mugs every week. If anyone has any ideas as to get more people to play feel free to let us know. If might be fun to open it up to Ante Up, TPT or TPL players. What are your thoughts?