RobertPort - Casinos Austria - Sharksurfer and RobertPort - Live Deepstack Event
| Registered As: | |
| Buyin | $260 ($USD) |
| Approx first prize: | $2,500 |
| Tournament ID: | |
| Start Date: |
06 May 2011 09:00 (EST)
06 May 2011 15:00 (Europe/Vienna) 
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| price/value | 119% |
| Shares Available? | 0 (0.0%) |
| Shares sold | 100 (30.0%) |
| Player share | 70% |
| Potential winnings per $0.93 share | $8 |
| Player payment options | ChipMeUp $, Other, PokerStars |
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Number of Players: 187 Finishing Position: 17 |
Cash Winnings: $230 |
| Winnings per share: $0.82 (inc. stakeback) | Return on Investment: -11.54% (inc. stakeback) |
| Results Entered: 07 May 2011 02:21 | |
On Friday, the 6th of May, at 19.00 CET will start the
Deepstack Freezeout 15.000 Euro Gtd. Tournament in the Alpha Card Casino Graz / Austria.
http://www.alphacasino.at/index.php/poker/84-mini-deep
and the 2 Players Sharksurfer and RobertPort will fight for a deep run. The buyin is 80 + 8 Euros, so total for the 2 entries is 176 EU ( =260 US$)
Both of us have several decent results in live games at small buyin MTTs, with many Final Tables and TOP3 places, as well in Austria as also in Las Vegas, and each a very decent Live ROI.
This deepstack Tournament has a prizepool of 15.000 Euros (=22.200 US$) guaranteed.
We will play regardless of the amount of shares sold.
Payments can be done to Sharksurfer or Robertport
Pokerstars: runningjuerg (Austria) or Karapuzi69 (Portugal)
Fulltilt: holdemsurfer1 (Austria)
CMU
or even Neteller or Moneybookers
Attention: the tournament buyin is in EURO, we are calculating with the actual exchange rate of 1 Eu : 1,48 US$ (2nd of May 2011),
thanks for your support and Good Luck to us
Sharksurfer and RobertPort
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| Buyer | Number of stakes | Percentage | Status | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| open | 0 (0.3% each) | 0.0% | open | |
| daGrumpf [profile] | 2 | 0.6% | paid out | |
| eulbraco [profile] | 15 | 4.5% | paid out | |
| faizalarifff [profile] | 2 | 0.6% | paid out | |
| MergesQ [profile] | 15 | 4.5% | paid out | |
| philippe500 [profile] | 12 | 3.6% | paid out | |
| pinto23 [profile] | 13 | 3.9% | paid out | |
| PSUMTTGRINDER [profile] | 1 | 0.3% | paid out | |
| sedgy575 [profile] | 7 | 2.1% | paid out | |
| Shmendric [profile] | 5 | 1.5% | paid out | |
| takogenius39 [profile] | 16 | 4.8% | paid out | |
| teppowinnipeg [profile] | 1 | 0.3% | paid out | |
| tobean [profile] | 6 | 1.8% | paid out | |
| TroizeN [profile] | 5 | 1.5% | paid out | |
| 100/100 sold | ||||
| Player share - RobertPort [profile] | 70% | Unavailable |
sharksurfer (about 1 year ago - 06 May 2011 13:30 UTC) Thanks all a lot for investing and the trust – feeling good – ready to play the best poker :) – only a bit more than 3 hours until the start – let’s ship it – the results and some important hands will be posted tomorrow on Saturday. |
RobertPort (about 1 year ago - 07 May 2011 02:21 UTC) First: Sharksurfer will post comments on his tournament life in the comments tomorrow. He left the tournament at 86 place. I just came home, it was a long fight, found some nice spots, but specially late in the tournament with fast rising Blinds, it became harder to get spots, finally with 17 players left, I had to find my chance with AQo UTG with 4 BB left, and got 2 calls from: KK and AA… no help on the board, but at least one small cash. Thank you for your support, see you at the tables, cheers Robs |
Shmendric (about 1 year ago - 07 May 2011 08:20 UTC) Yea, these tourneys can become nasty at the end in POF-mode! Still, well done! |
sharksurfer (about 1 year ago - 07 May 2011 13:24 UTC) My short summary: in the first 3 levels AK, AK, AQ, lost all 3, no way to win it when 3 or more callers preflop after a big raise and missed board, AA and of course not one caller then – stack first break 12400 (start 15000) – then for a long long time not one single pocket pair – not even a middle ace or something else – in the battle of the blinds was able to double up then to around start stack but after getting short again had to try my luck in SB with 97s (would have only 3 BBs left) and busted after around 4 hours playing in 86th place of 187 players vs 99 – at least RobertPort did better and i was able to railing him for some hours :) This week is Highroller Week in the Alpha Card Casino Graz, so we were able to see playing f.e. David Benyamine, Surinder Sunar, Antony Lellouche. |
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