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The tournament itself attracted a decent field for the type of game, which isn’t particularly popular as Texas Hold’Em or Omaha - and at $550 a pop just to get in, the final prizepool was pretty solid at $14k for 1st place!

Micon made a series of tweets on Twitter.com and had a nice rail thread going on over at the popular staking site ChipMeUp, which really started to gain steam as he announced he made it to the final table.

En route to becoming one of the final 9 there was a definite wave of controversy as he would be berated and screamed at by Full Tilt red pro Keith Sexton during a Stud hand earlier in the evening.  Sexton and his two sons (who were railing their dad) continued the yelling match at Micon when they felt he slowrolled Keith on 7th street when Bryan re-raised with a full house, beating out the shown 2-pair of Queens and 6’s on Sexton’s end.

Interesting way to represent one of the best USA poker sites out there Keith!

After the dust settled it would be Sexton who would hit the rail early, setting up Micon as one of the favorites to take the HORSE tournament down at the mega resort of Steve Wynn’s.

When it got 3-handed, there were over a million in chips that were in play, and Bryan ended up taking a deal that left an additional $1k for first place.  Turns out that deal would serve him well as he would beat his opponent heads up for the title and a cool $15,000!

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In other bad news the WSOPE schedule has been released to us and it looks as if there isn’t even a Horse event this year so my little challenge was in vian anyway! Probably a good thing seeing as I would never have made it the way things have been going.

Not sure on my numbers but i’ve only cashed a couple of times out of maybe 8 tournaments and am not a happy chappy, Still i pulled a few hundred back the other night when i sat at the Limit Cash Tables on Stars playing $5/$10 for about 7 hours for a $600 profit which should have been more.

Poker sucks when you get bad beats and shitty cards like this, I might as well go back to playing 3 Card Brag and play something of pure luck rather than over thinking everything and getting no where I’m not bothered really as long as the bad run doesn’t last as long as I have had in the past, 12 months was my longest dry spell and I almost gave up all together then, It’s pretty amazing how things can run so bad for so long.

Anyway that’s it for now, I will check my results and balance soon and see if i’m bust yet or not, I did play a $109 tournament the other night but wasn’t going to count it as part of the challenge as I wouldn’t have been able to afford it from my meagre balance, Maybe i should just give up?

Nah I’m not a quitter and never have been hence why I still smoke

Good luck all

Still pretty confident but will have to have a decent cash or two soon. Last might i played the $33 $4k gtd again on stars and finished 63rd very poor indeed, went bust on the stud round with AA in the hole 2 pair by 5th street only to get beaten by 777 when he hit the 7 on the end for a big pot.

I’m trying to decide if to play the $109 SCOOP horse event on poker stars this week as it’s a $250,000 gtd but if i do it as part of my own challenge it could see me almost out of it. But it could also see the challenge complete in one foul swoop!

I will have a think about that one.

Starting balance: $330

Tournaments Played: 8

Cashes: 3

Balance: $255.76

So far with 8 tournaments played i’m roughly $75 down which isn’t that bad really, only thing is i was expecing to be at least $50 up by now even with bad results. Still like i keep saying there is still time!

I managed to scrape a 23rd place finish after yet another session of awful beats and a couple of mistakes along the way, collected a massive $45.36. After that i entered a $11 $1000 gtd and really was NOT in the mood to play it just entered out of  boredom, bust out somewhere early on as i knew i would!!

That was always a problem i’ve had, i enter tournaments and am not really interested in playing them at all. Must remember that to get to my target doing this is pretty stupid and has to stop!

Heres a quick run down so far.

Starting balance: $330

Tournaments Played: 7

Cashes: 3

Balance: $288.76

I’m expecting to hit some final tables soon as this shit luck can’t last that long in this game anyway, plus there is the Poker Stars Scoop in 2 weeks whre i’lk have to make sure i have the bankroll to at least enter the $109 game with a $250,000 gtd prize pool.

Cheers

As we got down to about 100 players from 144 starters i was still sat in 1st with around 11k in chips, I then got 5 shocking beats in 7 hands and went on in 85th position and really annoyed, not with myself just in general!

So as it stands now here’s a horse challenge run down.

Starting balance: $330

Tournaments Played: 5

Cashes: 2

Balance: $287.40

Here’s the hand i went out on which to be honest is gutting and a big cooler, but hey shit happens right!

PokerStars Game #26357117861: Tournament #149949860, $30+$3 HORSE (7 Card Stud Limit) - Level IX (300/600) - 2009/03/25 21:34:50 WET [2009/03/25 17:34:50 ET]
Table ‘149949860 14′ 8-max
Seat 1: FLoppY_JeSS (2367 in chips)
Seat 2: Fireymama (4940 in chips)
Seat 3: Atila5 (7862 in chips)
Seat 4: just1pair (9687 in chips)
Seat 5: beanboy19 (3925 in chips)
Seat 6: WickedRiver (3909 in chips)
Seat 7: Mormoloco (5199 in chips)
Seat 8: macey1 (2432 in chips)
beanboy19: posts the ante 60
WickedRiver: posts the ante 60
Mormoloco: posts the ante 60
macey1: posts the ante 60
FLoppY_JeSS: posts the ante 60
Fireymama: posts the ante 60
Atila5: posts the ante 60
just1pair: posts the ante 60
*** 3rd STREET ***
Dealt to FLoppY_JeSS [3c]
Dealt to Fireymama [Ac]
Dealt to Atila5 [Jh]
Dealt to just1pair [6h]
Dealt to beanboy19 [Qh]
Dealt to WickedRiver [2h]
Dealt to Mormoloco [9s]
Dealt to macey1 [8h 8d 8c]
WickedRiver: brings in for 90
Mormoloco: folds
macey1: raises 210 to 300
FLoppY_JeSS: folds
Fireymama: folds
Atila5: folds
just1pair: folds
beanboy19: calls 300
WickedRiver: folds
*** 4th STREET ***
Dealt to beanboy19 [Qh] [Js]
Dealt to macey1 [8h 8d 8c] [Kd]
macey1: bets 300
beanboy19: calls 300
*** 5th STREET ***
Dealt to beanboy19 [Qh Js] [5h]
Dealt to macey1 [8h 8d 8c Kd] [2c]
macey1: bets 600
beanboy19: calls 600
*** 6th STREET ***
Dealt to beanboy19 [Qh Js 5h] [9h]
Dealt to macey1 [8h 8d 8c Kd 2c] [4c]
macey1: bets 600
beanboy19: calls 600
*** RIVER ***
Dealt to macey1 [8h 8d 8c Kd 2c 4c] [Kc]
macey1: bets 572 and is all-in
beanboy19: calls 572
*** SHOW DOWN ***
macey1: shows [8h 8d 8c Kd 2c 4c Kc] (a full house, Eights full of Kings)
beanboy19: shows [5d 5c Qh Js 5h 9h 5s] (four of a kind, Fives)
beanboy19 collected 5314 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 5314 | Rake 0
Seat 1: FLoppY_JeSS folded on the 3rd Street (didn’t bet)
Seat 2: Fireymama folded on the 3rd Street (didn’t bet)
Seat 3: Atila5 folded on the 3rd Street (didn’t bet)
Seat 4: just1pair folded on the 3rd Street (didn’t bet)
Seat 5: beanboy19 showed [5d 5c Qh Js 5h 9h 5s] and won (5314) with four of a kind, Fives
Seat 6: WickedRiver folded on the 3rd Street
Seat 7: Mormoloco folded on the 3rd Street (didn’t bet)
Seat 8: macey1 showed [8h 8d 8c Kd 2c 4c Kc] and lost with a full house, Eights full of Kings

However it was a pretty shocking show and i finished a poor 154th from 198 players, no reason really except for some truly pathetic hands and a few shit beats, i can’t really complain as it cost little for me to play it but it’s a bit disheartening when i was looking forward to it, and to not enjoy it or even get to play properly was disappointing.

Only a couple of pro’s were in the game which were Chad Brown who won the World Championships of online Poker H.O.R.S.E event in 2006 plus cashes in the WSOP and many WSOP Circuit events. The other notable player was Ylon Schwartz a chess grand master and 4th place finisher in the 2008 WSOP main event plus 11 other wsop cashes.

Not much more to report on it as i didn’t hang around to watch as i was in a bit of a mood!

Starting balance: $330

Tournaments Played: 4

Cashes: 2

Balance: $320.40

Not too worry I’m playing my favorite $33 $4k gtd tonight so expect to cash in this one.