Go Oddie

The Bellagio 15k event played 5 levels today and although they hoped to play down to the final six, 12 remained at the end of the day. It is as it started a star studded field. One of my good friends from Commerce Oddie Dardon is still going strong and is second in chips. Joe Sebok is also hanging around and has a big chip stack. I would like to see Joe crack into the final six, having finished 7th several times. Also Nam has chips and as always is playing very well.

I played the heads up over at Caesars and won my match against a tough opponnent, Jennifer Davis. I Came back from the dead when I actually misread my hand and pushed with what I thought was Q 10 on a rainbow 10 7 3 board. She calls and tables 7 2. I flip over Q 6, and hit a queen on the turn. Don't get me wrong I always want to win no matter how bad I put it in, but I did feel bad sucking out. I prefer to put it in ahead and stay ahead. The second match was going along great until I flopped top set and got it all in against a flush draw and you know the rest. I spent the rest of the day in a cash game at the Bellagio which at the end of the day left me about even.

I am taking today off to get some work done, which includes getting a new computer. My current laptop freezes up everytime I use it and I'm thinking about seeing how well it flys from my room on the 32nd floor. I am most likely going Apple.

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