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All In
Having received my 3rd edition of All In I had a few observations/comments:
1. I’m glad that I subscribed. It is well done, very professional looking with no skimping on the photo’s. I enjoy the poker side as well as the BJ side
2. Columns: Kenny Smith’s “The Tournament Zone” Nice. It was good to see the validation of Sanford Wong’s 12% swing. I’m surprised that the button position didn’t really prove that important. MY take home lesson, don’t get in that position. PERIOD
3. Jack & Grumply by Max Rubin. I have to admit that I really like this column the best. Shear fun and a time to not be so serious – plus learning about the legends Uston and Ungar. I knew who Uston was (thanks to last months edition) but I didn’t know who Stu Ungar was. Anyway, keep up the humor Max
4. Gambling In Space by Dave Matthews. Nice article. Hopefully there is a light at the end of the tunnel. As a person who didn’t bet on Pinnacle it was neat to read about them. Current, up to date – nicely done Dave
5. Beyond Counting by James Grosjean. What can I say about this? James is light years ahead of me on figuring these things out. It never ceases to amaze me!
6. Betting Sports by Jeff Haney – nice article on the Fezzdaq – I found it good and intriguing.
7. Tournament Roundup – Great recapping. Two really interesting things about the recaps: A. Sonny Frietas – internet qualifier in Aruba and comes back to win the Bet21.com Freeroll! Dang maybe I SHOULD keep at the freerolls (might I suggest an interview with Sonny and find out if he plays online and what his user ID is) and B. When talking about the GSN WSOB 4. Look what was written: “The satellites were pricey to enter at $2,550 and $1,000, but the winners earned seats with a mathematical value of $25,000 in the $1 million meet.” If that is pretty pricey how do you describe the $2,750 fee for the upcoming Palms UBT event where the prize pool is [B L A N K]?
Overall I highly recommend All In to anyone who is serious about BJ &/or poker. To Anthony Curtis and the authors/contributors keep up the good work.
Having received my 3rd edition of All In I had a few observations/comments:
1. I’m glad that I subscribed. It is well done, very professional looking with no skimping on the photo’s. I enjoy the poker side as well as the BJ side
2. Columns: Kenny Smith’s “The Tournament Zone” Nice. It was good to see the validation of Sanford Wong’s 12% swing. I’m surprised that the button position didn’t really prove that important. MY take home lesson, don’t get in that position. PERIOD
3. Jack & Grumply by Max Rubin. I have to admit that I really like this column the best. Shear fun and a time to not be so serious – plus learning about the legends Uston and Ungar. I knew who Uston was (thanks to last months edition) but I didn’t know who Stu Ungar was. Anyway, keep up the humor Max
4. Gambling In Space by Dave Matthews. Nice article. Hopefully there is a light at the end of the tunnel. As a person who didn’t bet on Pinnacle it was neat to read about them. Current, up to date – nicely done Dave
5. Beyond Counting by James Grosjean. What can I say about this? James is light years ahead of me on figuring these things out. It never ceases to amaze me!
6. Betting Sports by Jeff Haney – nice article on the Fezzdaq – I found it good and intriguing.
7. Tournament Roundup – Great recapping. Two really interesting things about the recaps: A. Sonny Frietas – internet qualifier in Aruba and comes back to win the Bet21.com Freeroll! Dang maybe I SHOULD keep at the freerolls (might I suggest an interview with Sonny and find out if he plays online and what his user ID is) and B. When talking about the GSN WSOB 4. Look what was written: “The satellites were pricey to enter at $2,550 and $1,000, but the winners earned seats with a mathematical value of $25,000 in the $1 million meet.” If that is pretty pricey how do you describe the $2,750 fee for the upcoming Palms UBT event where the prize pool is [B L A N K]?
Overall I highly recommend All In to anyone who is serious about BJ &/or poker. To Anthony Curtis and the authors/contributors keep up the good work.