Some Random Poker Thoughts for the Day

I'm off to Greg's game tonight. He's getting such interest; he had to limit attendance. I knew RSVPing early was good for something. Someday, I ought to sit down and write a history of Greg's game as I've know it this far. It's one of the most interesting home game evolutions I've seen since I started playing home games (well, college dorm games) back in 1993.

nick_marden and I have been chatting again about doing an Open Source and Free Software version of Poker Tracker, which is a site-independent tool to help online players by creating a database and remember information about your own play and that of your opponents. I think Nick and I have complementary interests in the project, so collaboration would work well. I think we're in the hardest stage of Free Software development: actually starting. It gets easier and easier once you start, but the starting is the hardest part. I hope we start soon.

My final thought for the day, given that my recent entry pointed out the bad act of one player (who has graciously apologized) in Greg's game, ( is to say a good thing about another player. )