the well: colson10 (2.13.07)

[colson10]

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Colson,

1. How does it feel to get kicked out of the crown casino?

2. where do you see yourself in 5 years?

3. when are you going to be back on the east coast?

4. do you have any memorable hands or tournaments where things "clicked" for you?

5. why are you so good at coinflips?

6. can you teach me not to get sucked out on at the FT of a plo event?


Im sure I have more questions some of them real but I cant think of them.

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1. LOL, I hate you. Yes Shaniac, I was asked to leave one 2-3NL drunken night with Nordberg. We were causing all kinds of trouble. I was cut off from the bar and some else at the table gave me a drink. They then said I had to leave because I was "looking at other peoples cards", which I was, but just Nordbergs (after he won without showdown) BUT HE DID IT TOO.

2. Uhhh, good question. If you asked me in college what my dream job would be I would have said playing poker. I've always said I'd play poker as long as it was fun for me. These days it doesn't interest me like it used to but the freedom and experiences it allows me to have will be difficult to ever leave. I'd love for a new passion to come along take me away from poker, but who knows if that will happen.

3. I really want to make it to NYC sometime soon but I've been saying that for a while now. The east coast poker tournaments are so brutal for me. I doubt I'll go for poker until maybe the USPC.

4. I remember playing the 11r on stars back in college and figuring out restealing. I used to just jam on anyone who opened from the button when I was in the blinds lol. I thought it was the greatest thing ever.

But as far as things really clicking I'm not sure. I think things clicked more from reading 2+2 and discussions with an email group I was lucky enough to be a part of as an extension of 2+2. I remember reading every single Clarkmiester and GuyOnTilt post back when I played limit. I didn't know what I was doing but I knew those guys were sick. And I remember all of a sudden realizing you can't just blindly put someone on a hand you have to put them on a range of hands and then use their actions as the hand progresses to narrow their range. That was a big thing for me.

5. I don't know, but the 3 big ones at the end of Deauville really changed my life.

6. lol make sure to thank Lee each time you win a hand.