An Ace On Every Flop
"An ace on every flop" is the pained cry of bad beat-tellers when they get bad beat holding KK. I'm not a bad beat-teller. Really I'm not. I hate that shit. But these WSOP satellites are really starting to get to me. Anyway I got no hands at Party and hung around and had no chips and chipped up and won small pots and then I got kings and two donkeys limped and I jammed and they called and an ace flopped and one of them had A8o. But nobody wants to hear it. An ace on every flop!
Total spent trying to qualify for the WSOP Main Event, to date: $2906
Which is fine. Obviously as long as it doesn't exceed the buy-in and I win a seat, it's better than buying in. And I've got a long way to go before it exceeds the buy-in. But I think I'll keep track until I do win that seat because I like keeping track of stuff like that.
Total spent trying to qualify for the WSOP Main Event, to date: $2906
Which is fine. Obviously as long as it doesn't exceed the buy-in and I win a seat, it's better than buying in. And I've got a long way to go before it exceeds the buy-in. But I think I'll keep track until I do win that seat because I like keeping track of stuff like that.
posted by Chris Fargis at 2:36 AM
2 Comments:
Hang in there. I know someone who got really frustrated spending lots of money on satellites for the PCA, then finally won one, and then won another two in short succession.
Yup, that's how it's happened for me in the past too. I'm hanging in there, thanks. =)
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