Playing in a poker tournament is a bit like riding a train, but there are some key differences :-) First and foremost, you can be chucked off the train at any time, with no advance warning. Also, you have no set destination in mind; your aim is simply to stay on the train as long as you can. Last night, I took the last train to Clarksville. Readers of sufficient vintage will recognize that as the title of a 1966 song by the Monkees. I joined the tournament when there was only one minute left in the late registration period. It's always a little nerve-wracking when you try to do that, since you can be shut out if you're unlucky enough not to have enough time to perform two mouse clicks. That's happened to me more than once before. Be that as it may, I was in time last night. This tournament had an unusually high number of entries - 349. The last time I played in an MTT NLHE with at least that many entries was way back on February 21, 2017, in a tournament which attracted 350. 349 entries doesn't qualify last night's tournament as a massive, but let's call it a mini massive :-)
style flavor buy_in entry players entries paid place winnings
MTT NLHE 45000 5000 6 349 84 9 329000
delta: $279,000
MTT NLHE balance: $9,369,668
2020 balance: $2,394,343
balance: $64,202,353
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