getting internet poker money back

I was going to post a blog a bit ago about my thoughts but everyone else was doing such a good job that I didn't think it was necessary. It was shocking to me, especially considering it fell on the day I had my engagement planned for. I still went forward with it and it went without a hitch. :) We're looking at a wedding next summer.

Today we learned we'll be getting our money back from pokerstars and full tilt, which I was confident was going to happen but it's nice to have the confirmation.

In the meantime it's been awful weather here in minnesota which wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't the worst winter I can remember. I'm so ready to get outside and playing golf/softball/kickball and yardgames etc...draaaaaaaaaaagggggingggg.

I was planning a lighter work load this summer and now that we're for sure getting our money, it's more likely I stick to that as I have a bigger cushion while waiting for online poker to be licensed and regulated in the US. I'll still hit up canterbury a few times a week, but I'm not going to bend over backwards to play hours like I have in the past...the games I can find are generally going to be worse than before...

It's about time the twins pull their heads out of their asses and start hitting the ball. It's been tough watching them fail fail fail...but I know it's a long season...also, I'm one of those rubes who just wants to be in the playoff hunt come september. That means you had a summers enjoyment of baseball. And I'll take that any year.

a few heads up battles and otherwise quiet

I've had a few legit heads up limit holdem battles lately so my hours have been a little higher than I anticipated. At 35 hours for that first week... These battles are where most decent money comes from so I'm always happy to oblige and suck it up and play...I hadn't played k*bblerd*g in a year or two so when he sat $60/120 with me I was thrilled. He got off to an early lead but his overaggressive check raising every flop isn't too hard to combat in the long run as long as you're not ridiculously card dead...which I wasn't so it went well and I won ~9000.

So my month is off to a decent start...and this year I'd say I'm running a little bit above average...except for heads up no limit where I'm running 50 (yes fifty!) buyins under all in expectation in only 26000 hands. I'm the worst at winning all ins...but I've ran hot at 200/400 so that makes up for it :)

My stupid computer/graphics card is glitching and ruined one of my battles which was really frustrating. I took it outside and blew the dust out of it today in case that's part of the problem. It was dustier than I've ever seen. Either way good to get it out.

I haven't figured my wsop schedule yet but I'm thinking I'll go 2 or 3 times for short trips and play a few small tourneys and the main event obviously. I really don't care for the vegas lifestyle (other than craps!) so it's not too likely I'll be out there much more than that unless out of nowhere the cash games are unreal.

Twins home opener tomorrow and bachelor party for my sister's fiance on saturday. Sounds like fun/no poker for a few days.

march mash, on to april

Well march finished fine with 3 straight winning days. No big days but winning is always enjoyable. I think I played more hours in march than any other months in recent memory. Pretty dull but it was good to get a lot of poker in as in april I think I'm going to take it easyish. I averaged 53 hours per week playing poker. Crazy right?!

30 hours a week tops is all I'm going to play in april I think. Probably less this first week. I need a break. I gotta get my taxes done and there are some things around the house that could use some working on and I think I'm gonna go on a golden tee binge for a little and obviously the twins games as well as kickball and softball starting back in a week.