Okay, lets RETURN THE WELL (again) - Page 19

nath · #**181** 08-09-2007, 07:54 PM

Okay, here's my question.

Everyone refers to you as "Bond", even in person. When asked for a name, or in your TRs, people refer to you as "Tony". But in official results and such, you're listed as "George Dunst". What's the deal with your name?

cappla011 · #**182** 08-09-2007, 08:42 PM

I currently have a 155% ROI in the $4.40/180s, and a 135% ROI in the $11/180s. I also have some other decent scores, such as winning a $3 rebuy, chopping $50 rebuy twice before, and others. Here is my pokerdb - http://www.bluffmagazine.com/thepoke...mp;pid=1284995

I currently have a very small bankroll because I am always cashing out money to pay for school.

Are my stats any good? Do you think I could ever be considered for being staked in larger tournaments, such as maybe the Sunday Million or possibly events in the WCOOP? I'm not really too common with the staking business, so I thought I'd ask about it.

If you have ever played with me or recognized me, do you think I have any leaks?

What's you're favorite non-poker book?

I seriously love reading pretty much everything you write Bond, just wanted to give a thanks for everything you've done for the MTT community.

Bond18 · #**183** 08-09-2007, 08:54 PM

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Okay, here's my question.

Everyone refers to you as "Bond", even in person. When asked for a name, or in your TRs, people refer to you as "Tony". But in official results and such, you're listed as "George Dunst". What's the deal with your name?

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Good question. My full legal name is George Anthony Dunst II. My whole life friends and family always called me Tony to prevent confusion with my dad. My first accounts in online poker were always Bond18 as well as on all the forums.

When people call me George i don't know who their talking to.

Ship Ship McGipp · #**184** 08-09-2007, 09:40 PM

thoughts on french cuffs and suspenders?

Bond18 · #**185** 08-09-2007, 10:11 PM

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thoughts on french cuffs and suspenders?

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French cuffs= stylish and elegant.

Suspender= for larry king only.

Bond18 · #**186** 08-10-2007, 12:21 AM

I currently have a 155% ROI in the $4.40/180s, and a 135% ROI in the $11/180s. I also have some other decent scores, such as winning a $3 rebuy, chopping $50 rebuy twice before, and others. Here is my pokerdb - http://www.bluffmagazine.com/thepoke...mp;pid=1284995

I currently have a very small bankroll because I am always cashing out money to pay for school.

Are my stats any good?
From what i'm able to see they're excellent. I don't have a membership to bluff so i can't access them, but i could look at them at opr if you include your SN.

Do you think I could ever be considered for being staked in larger tournaments, such as maybe the Sunday Million or possibly events in the WCOOP? I'm not really too common with the staking business, so I thought I'd ask about it.

I think the best way to do this is establish yourelf in the strategy forums both with OP's and replies. When people see you capable of a very good thought process thats when they'll think you worthy of staking. Also, posting FT sweats to any large final tables you make never hurts.

If you have ever played with me or recognized me, do you think I have any leaks?

We played once like months ago. Can't remember anything man sorry.

What's you're favorite non-poker book?

Bringing down the house was excellent, which is pretty close to poker with blackjack. I also really enjoyed 'blink'.

I seriously love reading pretty much everything you write Bond, just wanted to give a thanks for everything you've done for the MTT community.

Thanks a lot.

Yoshi63 · #**187** 08-10-2007, 08:29 PM

Dunno if this "well" got sealed up, but I've got one more.

Can you offer any bits of advice on how to effectively multi-table MTTs? Are you still able to pay attention to nearly every hand (even if not involved) on all your tables, in order to gather reads?

Say you are getting deep in 1 tourny, while still quite early in 2 others. What type of things do you try to focus on in each tournament?

Bond18 · #**188** 08-11-2007, 07:16 PM

Dunno if this "well" got sealed up, but I've got one more.

Can you offer any bits of advice on how to effectively multi-table MTTs? Are you still able to pay attention to nearly every hand (even if not involved) on all your tables, in order to gather reads?

There is no way i'm paying attention to every hand. I use PT and PAHUD and take a lot of notes but there are plenty of times i'm clueless on a players tendencies due to how many tables i have up and not enough history.

Say you are getting deep in 1 tourny, while still quite early in 2 others. What type of things do you try to focus on in each tournament?

I focus way more on the deep one and try to pay attention to who folds to much, who folds when getting correct pot odds, who seems resteal capable, and who's trying to nit themselves into the money/final table.

People_Mover · #**189** 08-11-2007, 11:40 PM

how does it feel to bubble the 12K on Bodog?

<hidden brag that I won it>

Bond18 · #**190** 08-12-2007, 12:40 AM

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how does it feel to bubble the 12K on Bodog?

<hidden brag that I won it>

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Still debating on how i played that AK. On the one hand, creating the most FE as possible on the bubble is good, on the other, if i bet small and fold to a jam it's not like he's check shoving wide.

Nice win btw.