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Mike_25
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Tournament entry is always a possibility, if you believe enough in yourself and your game. I've seen longshots come in over and over again, so you can't rule anything out at the tables. However, the odds are definitely stacked against the small stacks.
When a tourney kicks off, I look for any edge I can find. I ally with stronger players early, try to pick up drops from theirantes and bring ‘em some when they go all-in. Any alliance is better than going it solo.
Sometimes luck just comes together and your table draws weak players while you get strong hands. You find yourself felting fools and climbing the standings before you know it. The possibilities open up from there.
Other times, no matter how you play the odds, the run of cards just ain’t with you. You get caught in too many three-ways or never improve your 20-big. On those days, tourney entry's fee becomes too dear.
So yes, any seat at any table offers a shot. You just need the cards, skill, and most importantly, courage to make big moves. But the road is long, and endings harsh. Possibilities teeter on the edge of improbability. You gotta have faith in your luck and your game...but keep your wits about you. Story of poker.
When a tourney kicks off, I look for any edge I can find. I ally with stronger players early, try to pick up drops from theirantes and bring ‘em some when they go all-in. Any alliance is better than going it solo.
Sometimes luck just comes together and your table draws weak players while you get strong hands. You find yourself felting fools and climbing the standings before you know it. The possibilities open up from there.
Other times, no matter how you play the odds, the run of cards just ain’t with you. You get caught in too many three-ways or never improve your 20-big. On those days, tourney entry's fee becomes too dear.
So yes, any seat at any table offers a shot. You just need the cards, skill, and most importantly, courage to make big moves. But the road is long, and endings harsh. Possibilities teeter on the edge of improbability. You gotta have faith in your luck and your game...but keep your wits about you. Story of poker.
