Good stuff again - thanks! I know who to contact if work ever sends me Tazes-way (unlikely in the extreme: Frankfurt perhaps, maybe Singapore, but I don't think there's much in the US outside of NY/NJ).
Re card-catching contests: When even a 2-tabler has to be finished in an evening, the blinds are going to have to rise pretty fast. I think the approach outlined by Snyder - accept it's a fast tourney from hand 1 and look to start accumulating quickly - is probably correct. That way you can increase the likelihood that you're the big stack in later confrontations and have a good chance to survive the inevitable beat. Easier said (for me at least) than done, though.
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Date: 2006-11-08 09:28 (UTC)Re card-catching contests: When even a 2-tabler has to be finished in an evening, the blinds are going to have to rise pretty fast. I think the approach outlined by Snyder - accept it's a fast tourney from hand 1 and look to start accumulating quickly - is probably correct. That way you can increase the likelihood that you're the big stack in later confrontations and have a good chance to survive the inevitable beat. Easier said (for me at least) than done, though.