Oh absolutely .... multiple cups daily for this addict ... it was just a bit of an inside joke with a really good friend

i've stood on hallowed ground before ... the very 1st timmy's ever opened in Hamilton ... and yea, i thus dothly even didst use the sacred 1st timmy's washroom. i still glow.

Did you know?:

- As of January 2007, there were 2,710 outlets in Canada, 336 outlets in the United States and one outlet just outside Kandahar, Afghanistan.
- Tim Hortons has supplanted McDonald's as Canada's largest food service operator; it has nearly twice as many Canadian outlets as McDonald's, and its system-wide sales surpassed those of McDonald's Canadian operations in 2002
- Tim Hortons commands 76% of the Canadian market for baked goods and holds 62% of the Canadian coffee market (compared to Starbucks, in the number two position, at 7%)



P.S. ~ I have WAY too much time on my hands when I'm card dead.

Yes ... I think I just might like 50PLO after all. 2nd hand dealt ... and yah working with these stack sizes is new to me ... so

> pokerzen posted small blind ($0.25)
> Barren01 posted big blind ($0.50)
> Game # 1,232,678,153 starting.
> Dealing Hole Cards
> Big_Mike25 called for $0.50
> Manpower29 called for $0.50
> MikkelR called for $0.50
> pokerzen raised for $2.75
> Barren01 called for $2.50
> Big_Mike25 called for $2.50
> Manpower29 called for $2.50
> MikkelR called for $2.50
> Dealing the Flop
> pokerzen checked
> Barren01 checked
> Big_Mike25 checked
> Manpower29 checked
> MikkelR checked
> Dealing the turn
> pokerzen checked
> Barren01 checked
> Big_Mike25 checked
> Manpower29 checked
> MikkelR bet for $15
> pokerzen called for $15
> Barren01 folded
> Big_Mike25 folded
> Manpower29 folded
> Dealing the river
> pokerzen went all-in for $31.50
> MikkelR called for $31.50
> pokerzen shows a Full House, Kings full of Sixes
(Ks Kc Kh 6s 6h )
> MikkelR mucked
> pokerzen wins $106 with a Full House, Kings full of Sixes

Tack on another $22. We're now 11 hands into the session.

558.36BB/100 hands. I can live with it.

ty Ed

A yicky couple of days ... (-$100) yesterday, and ($-10.00) today so far. I noticed that I was making some pretty dumb plays towards the end of yesterday so decided to take a break. Today wasn't that bad ... I would have been down further other than taking down a 3 buyin pot near the end of the session with AAA and J-high flush redraw. I'm noticing moreso now that the BR growths come in big spurts ... it's not uncommon for me to bet flat for hours, and then suddenly win 4 buyins right in a row. All depends on the day I guess. Either way, I'm still over 1K in bankroll now ... so I expect (hope) for good things to happen this week. I really really want to build to be comfortable enough to play 50PLO ft.

I think that the % profits/hand goes down every time you move up a level, and I'm wondering at what point it's best just to stay at a specific level rather than move up. Obv. 20 to 50 is a good jump ... and I think even up to 100 would be good too ... I'm wondering if after that it's best just to stay put rather than continue climbing the ladder?

I'll find out I guess.

Pretty boring post ... if you've read it this far ... I thank you.

I'm heading off to my vocal lessons now ... I'm enjoying that a lot. I'm getting trained in operatic singing which is pretty interesting. Don't jump all over me everyone, I have no real interest in opera ... what it does though is teaches how to use all the different muscle groups throughout the body while singing ... which carries over into what I actually do. I mentioned before that I'll post something ... either audio or video ... still forthcoming but I'll try to get that up in the next week or two.

So anyway, good luck at the tables all ... cu soon.

Mhmm, moving up, well some people like to stay where they can make solid good money consistently. Some people will go and push their limits, and try to beat the biggest games they can. Maybe this is a stupid approach cause you are now not guaranteed money but you probabley wont be pushing your poker limits. Depends on what kind of person you are, and what role poker plays in your life. Do you need to make consistent money, or do you want to see how good you can become?
Ps. Nut full houses are garbage.