Trying to be successful at sit and gos is a form of insanity. It's a losing proposition on its very face. However, the only way to be successful at them is first to believe that you can be successful at them. Since only someone who's a little insane would believe this, the inescapable conclusion is that you actually must be a little insane in order to beat the insane odds :-) It a variation on Joseph Heller's Catch-22.
In case you missed it, I just admitted that I think I can be successful at sit and gos. This proves two things:
1. I believe in myself
2. I'm a little insane :-)
Here's how I did on Saturday night:
buy_in entry_fee num_players num_hands place winnings
45000 5000 6 26 1 175500
45000 5000 6 37 2 94500
45000 5000 6 21 3 0
45000 5000 6 9 5 0
45000 5000 6 11 5 0
45000 5000 6 27 2 94500
45000 5000 6 22 1 175500
45000 5000 6 20 3 0
delta: $140,000
tournament balance: $923,590
balance: $7,806,289
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Monday, February 10, 2014
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