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			Nice work, Zy... I expect big things from you.... gogogo!
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
		
		
		
		
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			Your Day 2 Seating Assignment. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		Alan Brodsky 12,575 AMAZON / 133 / 1 Lance Gettler 16,200 AMAZON / 133 / 2 Marc Naalden 37,925 AMAZON / 133 / 3 Greg Himmelbrand 58,500 AMAZON / 133 / 4 James Haver 34,675 AMAZON / 133 / 5 Alexis Cordova-Nieto 18,000 AMAZON / 133 / 6 Brian Taylor 10,225 AMAZON / 133 / 7 Nicolas Fierrogottner 47,175 AMAZON / 133 / 8 D'Andre Brown 87,700 AMAZON / 133 / 9  | 
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			Good to hear, Zy. Go deep! 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			Should hand #1 been played more aggressively on the flop and/or turn, or does that risk not getting sufficient value from TPTK? 
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			I could certainly be wrong, but the hand is pretty standard as far as I go. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			I figure by checking the flop we ensure a few things: -We save ourselves $ the times that villain flopped a set of Jacks -We should get two streets of value from AQ, where as by betting we will probably only get one -We allow villain to bluff the turn a lot when he wouldn't have called the flop By making our hand look like QQ/KK (check behind flop call turn bet in position like we would with QQ/KK) I think we'll get bet into the river a lot and or looked up on a river bet a lot if they check, where as if we 3 bet pre, bomb the flop and they call and then we bomb the turn again, they'll give us AK+ and fold a lot.... (again i could be giving ppl too much credit but...) 
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			Say the dealer gives u 500 chips back that aren't hrs in main event, do u say something or no? 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			This tourny is going horrible for me so far n I still have starting stack. If I can make a single hand I think I'll b fine. I've gotten every good hand under the gun n nothing besides QQ in late psotion when an ace n fd flop 
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			Hell no dont say anything. Were playing for TEN MILLION DOLLARS. This is war
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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			I'll be 2nd in chips and there's 3 shorties... looks solid for me
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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