
Nothing of note this Sunday. I did go deep in the only thing I played on Saturday, a big event, but, you know, mess up a hand, lose half your stack, win 3 buyins instead of 30, ooooopsie. I *have* ramped up my play a little bit and am slowly learning to 6 table (this probably has something to do with why I bubbled everything on Wednesday, the other day I played a lot this week :p)
The two screwups of note that both cost me tournaments this weekend both involved misjudging raise size tells. I lost a huge pot just ITM in a $530 when someone raised only 3x after a limper, I didn't think for enough time and jammed 99 next to act; of course, he had aces. Similarly, in the Million, a 30/15 raised 4x in LMP, I had tens in the small blind, thought even a 4x size still meant a lighter hand than most people would have there and jammed a pretty nice stack. Nope, he had jacks. I probably still stack off on the ragged flop if I just call, but it's the type of thing where I should just know better than to jam pre. Most people don't think twice and it's the type of hand you can't really post on 2+2 because of how weak it looks, but the fact is that when I'm not a little bit rusty, I know better than to jam preflop in either situation, regardless. So, I'm posting this as a way to get myself to think a little more before I act.
Oh well, no big deal. I've gotten lots of good news lately and have definitely raised my confidence level and play - I just want to make sure I don't accidentally do something bad like that in the Borgata. The more time goes by between live tourneys, the more I want to play them (for no apparent reason at all.)