tilted behaviour

With only a small team on to cover the run down from 27 to 9, Donnie, Mat, Brendan and I decided to do some shopping at the Las Vegas Outlet Center just down the road.

Everyone picked up something here and there before we ventured to the Miracle Mile Shopping Centre at Planet Hollywood. I found a pair of new shoes and not much else as we decided that enough shopping was had for the day.

Straight over to Harrahs we went to join in the Wednesday night $4-8 HORSE game, while Brendan returned home as Eric joined us.

Donnie continued to run bad (or play bad . . . I’m not convinced he is playing bad as this is like the fourth session where he has lost in HORSE) while Mat went broke and hit the roulette table to recover his buy in and then some.

Eric finished down, while I only managed a profit of $90 after being close to $140 up at one point.

We departed early and joined the rest of the crew at RoadRunners to neck a few beers and play some pool.

My day off considered of some shopping at the Premium Factory Outlets with my two mates from Australia; Brendan and James.

I purchased a few items including both an Armani and Tommy Hilfiger shirt, as well as a flat-brimmed Boston hat and a set of BOSE earphones to go in conjunction with the headphones that I already have.

The day was short, and we wrapped it up by getting some t-shirts made up for the PokerNews freeroll in a few days.

Like I mentioned in my last post, Day 1d of the Main Event was locked out due to full capacity, and if all that arrived to take to the felt had a chance to play there could have potentially been a further $10,000,000 added to the prizepool!

Either way, here is an interview with WSOP Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack by Gloria Balding about the issues and concerns that arose on Monday.