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Message: [QUOTE="pat3392, post: 1535384, member: 64730"] Now that cracked me up. Really about 10%? So much tougher than the field I play at, only one competent player of the 60 or so(and no I'm not counting myself ;)) He still doesn't do many necessary things like push-fold but he can read players well and is aggressive Yeah I think it's good experience too but I'm starting to get a little bit bored of it; it simply isn't exciting as it once was because I'm starting to realise that they all are really, really bad. It's kind of amusing sometimes though, especially when they are debating hands, logic is not their strong point lol. Probably going to start going to the casino for the regular tournaments instead One thing I didn't add is by going here I basically gain entry every 4 games into a $3000 tournament; this particular month it is a $10000. The beauty of it is there's only 100 or so players and they are really bad; some guy called me big bets all the way with K4 on the first hand, he had TP, then went all-in on the river when he hit his two-pair, beautiful for me with my set :) There were 8 people in that pot too SO let's assume I'm an average player, I gain $30. That means that the rake is actually $6.5. Therefore, the rake is at 32.5%. I think I'm better than the average player by a decent amount so it's less than this, but the $3000 prize pool isn't cash, it's something like a $2200 entry to a big tournament and $800 accommodation so it's not that flash so that brings it up. I could work it all out to see if this tournament is +EV but I guess it doesn't particularly matter [/QUOTE]

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