To do well in poker, it helps to have radar of one kind or another; ideally, multiple kinds. Probability radar is the most important one, but there are auxiliary radars which can can be very useful. Set radar is an example. That's when you've been dealt a pocket pair, have a strong premonition you'll hit a set on the flop, pay to see the flop, and indeed hit your set. That's what happened to me on my final hand of last night's session. Unfortunately, an opponent hit a straight on the river, and I recorded another 0th place.
style flavor buy_in entry players entries paid place winnings
MTT NLHE 174000 26000 6 69 18 - 0
delta: $-200,000
MTT NLHE balance: $25,433,768
2021 balance: $2,062,000
blue distance: $1,610,000
balance: $79,727,453
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