Tue, 9 October 2007 We are still playing at Full Tilt and loving every minute of it. The website I meant to is sharkscope.com not pokershark.....sorry about the mistake! Talk to you soon. Aloha, Matt Comments[28] |
Fri, 19 January 2007 This is my third HORSE sit-n-go......I could use a lot of help with the ORSE part! I think I did OK, and did not get through many of the emails I wanted to. I really had to concentrate because I am such a noob at ORSE. Let me know what you think & what the biggest mistake I made was. -Matt Comments[20] |
Mon, 6 November 2006 This was my first attempt at multi-tabling. I tried playing the tournaments at the same time....two were turbo & one was short handed! I didn't know I could talk so fast. So you would see all the screens I stacked them on top of each other. I think if they were spread out & was able to see them simultaneously it would have been more manageable. -M Comments[13] |
Fri, 29 September 2006 This is an audio blog of two live tournaments I played, one in Reno and one in Redding CA. I also walked through some other casinos in Reno. Aloha, Matt Comments[13] |
Tue, 5 September 2006 This tournament highlights the old saying "All you need is a chip and a chair". A bit of luck also helps! This is a good one. Aloha, Matt Comments[12] |
Mon, 17 July 2006 I played with the following constraint, never raise more than twice the big blind.....no matter what. Enjoy! Aloha, Matt Comments[2] |
Tue, 4 July 2006 It will on PokerRoom....Look for the privtae tournament name "matthawaii0's" It is limited to 10 people. We will play with how ever many we have & I will be podcasting until the end of the tourney, no matter when/if I get knocked out. Hope you see you there. Aloha, Matt Comments[2] |
Thu, 1 June 2006 This was a tournament made up of Third Person Poker listeners. Everybody had a lot of fun. We will be doing it again next month! I was doing OK, until I lost control & made a stupid move. It was worse than a bad move - a bad move is something that makes sense after the fact, but didn't turn out right - After not catching any cards for a while, I tried to defend my blinds well past the point of reason. There were a lot of interesting plays, be sure to take notes of UncleWaldo's demonstration of excellent big stack poker. He had the chips and kept pressing and pressing. See you next tournament. Aloha, Matt Comments[4] |
Fri, 26 May 2006 It will on PokerRoom....Look for the privtae tournament name "matthawaii's" It is limited to 10 people. We will play with how ever many we have & I will be podcasting until the end of the tourney, no matter when/if I get knocked out. Hope you see you there. Aloha, Matt Comments[3] |
Wed, 26 April 2006 This is the last part of the tournament. I didn't win, but had a great time! Here is the link to the Podcast Poker Challenge Aloha, Matt Comments[6] |
Sun, 23 April 2006 I would like to say thank you to the organizers of the Podcast Poker Challenge. They put on a great tournament that brought together a bunch of people from different podcasts. Everyone had a great time! This is the first hour of the tournament. I really enjoyed it. Here is the link to the Podcast Poker Challenge Aloha, Matt Comments[2] |
Sun, 16 April 2006 Here is a link to the website http://www.podcastpokerchallenge.com There are bounties on some of the players - if you knock them out, you get $50. If you need a PokerRoom account - Click Here See you at the Tournament! Aloha, Matt Comments[0] |
Wed, 15 March 2006 Aloha from San Jose!
I went to Bay 101 tonight and played for about 2 1/2 hours. Overall I was impressed with Bay 101. The staff was friendly and professional. I ordered a burger that took a while to get to me, but it was hot when it got there. I was told it is the best Poker Room in the Bay area. I wish it was closer to my hotel. I will be going back on Thursday night! Aloha, Matt Comments[7] |
Thu, 23 February 2006 ![]() This was a really exciting tournament! There was a lot of action throughout. We are doing some new things in this vidcast. There are three hands where I stop the action and talk about how I played them. Please give me some feedback if you think I played them right. Minimizing losses on hands you will lose is _very_ important. If you think you can analyze a hand as good as Columbo, drop me a line, I would like to have you as a guest. And yes, we will have Columbo back on as soon as he is willing! -M Comments[0] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 ![]() This is really great interview with Columbo. He is the autor of pokerwannabe.blogspot.com and the One Minute Mystery. The first 20 minutes are Q&A, then we analyze five hands for tourament #5. His analysis is first rate. Enjoy and be sure to view Columbo's blog at pokerwannabe.blogspot.com -M Comments[0] |
Mon, 30 January 2006 ![]() Boy...I really did not feel it at all during this tournament. I made _many_ mistakes. Both in my playing and the commentary. There are no doubt 5 or 6 places I zigged when I should have zagged. It is good viewing for a lesson on mistakes people make. I realize some of the mistakes right after I make them. Here is the RSS feed to only get the Video episodes. You can cut and paste it into you favorite podcast catcher. http://thirdpersonpoker.libsyn.com/rss/Video%20Podcast Enjoy this one, I think I lose with grace, but everyone flips out now and then. One good thing is that you will learn how I kick it when playing in the tournaments. -M Comments[3] |
Aloha from San Jose!

