Az, sorry not everyone has a mighty white horse that they ride around all day like you. Some of us have to work from the ground up
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Az, sorry not everyone has a mighty white horse that they ride around all day like you. Some of us have to work from the ground up
those steps are a hard way to work your way up, better off with the freerolls around here
they have new ones now with a 1.10 buy in and go up to step 6 or 7!! if u want to try to build your bankroll bigger!
theres working from the ground up and simply wasting ure time...for the work involved and the reward gained its really not worth the effortQuote:
Originally Posted by Magyk
you tell him Magyk, he needs to get off that mighty white horse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Magyk
i have to be real bored to do the steps but occassionally i do do them
I wouldn't say I've won them consistently, but I've won a few of them. Playing the steps can be so tedious.
i have about 1000 fun steps 1 for sale. who want some hit me up.
It's interesting how competitive the fun steps actually get, especially in round 3.
I used to play these, but by step 2 rather odd stuff starts to happen. For example, one guy gets down to about 450 in chips. after limping in UTG, it's folded around to a guy who pops it to 375. short stack calls, yes calls, leaving ony a few chips behind. Then, post flop, the guy who raised it just folds! Not disconnected, no, just folds it. Now the short stack has doubled. I wouldn't want to acuse anyone of chip dumping....aw, heck, we all know it is. Wouldn't think you would get people colluding for a shot at one dollar, but there it is. I could go on with other examples of EXTREMLY questionable plays, but you get the point. Stuff you rarely otherwise see seems to happen much more often in these. After I caught a guy bringing in chips into a live MTT once, the staff only banned the guy for a week, kind of tells you how serious a place takes stuff that isn't costing THEM any money.