Poker: SCOOP 2012 preview

At the end of April, a lot of people are getting excited about WSOP, but I’m more interested in Spring Championship Of Online Poker (SCOOP)

Last year I played 4 low stakes games:

• Heads Up NL Hold' em  http://sceaga.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/poker-scoop-07-low-stakes-report.html
• 8 Game  http://sceaga.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/poker-scoop-29-8-game-low-stakes-report.html
•   HORSE  http://sceaga.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/poker-scoop-36-horse-low-stakes-report.html
•   6 Max NL Hold’em  http://sceaga.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/poker-scoop-37-6-max-nl-holdem-low.html

I had some good runs and felt I played well, but only managed a small cash in the 8 game

Looking back, I didn’t play SCOOP in 2010 (probably due to it clashing with my BBP Grading) but did play in 2009 (http://sceaga.blogspot.co.uk/2009/04/poker-scoop-summary.html) in the 8 Game, HORSE and NL Hold’em rebuy tournaments.

This year, perhaps with no surprise I am planning to play the following games:

• Tues 8th May (Event #7)   Heads Up NL Hold'em
• Mon 14th May (Event #22)   Mix NLHE/PLO
• Thu 17th May (Event #31)  8 game
• Sat 19th May (Event #38)  HORSE
• Sun 20th May (Event #40)  NL Hold' em - Main Event

I have already played a satellite and won a ticket to the 8 Game for $9.90 (rather than the normal $27 buy-in), so that's a bargain already.  I've also played one FPP entry satellite for Heads Up NL Hold' em but didn't get anywhere, and am planning at least one more attempt.   I have also won a seat into the Main Event, for $37.50 instead of $109.. so feel like a winner already !

I will doubtless update on progress after each session, and am already looking forward to it

Poker: Home Tourney - April 2012

I seem to remember less and less about the previous nights Poker… sure I didn’t drink much, so must be to do with my age!  So, as far as I can remember here is a brief account of my highlights from last nights game..…

It started out well enough for me, was getting involved in un-raised pots with speculative hands and raising up with decent hands (mostly ) and built up a decent stack.  Then got involved with Andy who uncharacteristically re-raised me, so maybe I should’ve paused to think before shoving on his short stack… him showing Q-Q to my A-T and I’m back down to my starting stack.

After that seemed to just tread water and not really make any headway.   Tried to make thinks happen and had to rebuy, and on the last hand before the break decided to shove Td-7d to either double up or be able to rebuy three times, but ended up chopping the pot with Andy’s 7-5 !     With the one rebuy available to me this left me with only around 2.6k against average of around 5.8k  and blinds 200/100 

After the break I got a couple of decent hands to shove with and picked up the blinds.   Also managed to hit a couple of hands and by the 400 blinds level was up to around 5k, with Alex on around 12k and the others on around 3-4k.   Sadly this was the peak for me and drizzled away some chips before got to point where Alex limping the button seemed a good spot to shove my A-6o in SB.  Lee folded BB but after some thought Alex found the call with A-9o.  I didn’t improve so was out first !!

Small consolation was that in the next few hands another 3 players dropped out in quick succession, giving us the final table already.  Andy’s hand was quite interesting in that he had something  T-T against Alex A-A and hit trips on the Txx flop, but then Alex hit his A on river so taking Andy out.

The final table had Bill and Alex as the big stacks, with the others all fairly even but relatively short, so with the blinds at 1k we started seeing a lot of action.    Darren went first with 5-5 against Bill’s J-J when both made Full House on river, which was after a bit of a mix up where Bill had swapping hands with Alex (before they looked at the cards pre flop)… so Alex should’ve won instead !

A few hands later, Jon didn’t notice Lee going all-in and decided to shove his short stack against the blinds… and was shocked to find out Lee was in the hand.. more shocked when Lee took him out !

Karen then got all-in with K-J against Sean Q-6    The board was kind to Karen…. at least until the river, when Sean hit his 6 and took out Karen, also getting the bounty.

With Alex soon out, also by Sean, then Steve W out by Bill, Lee was a tiny stack against the two big stacks.    There was soon a big battle with Lee all-in and Sean raising, but Bill going all-in.   Sean folded his A-3 which would have prevailed as it turned out, but in the end Lee doubled up.

Soon after another was another big battle between Bill and Lee, and Sean throwing away the winning hand pre-flop again!

Maybe this put Sean on tilt a bit as it wasn’t long after that he got all-in with Bill, but Bill taking down the huge pot… leaving Lee tiny stacked against Bill heads up.

The heads up was quite interesting, with Father and Son seemingly well practised at home… Lee doubled up three times to get even, then Bill slowed down a bit, but still managed to get all-in when behind and Lee won all bar 600 chips.   Despite winning the next 2 or 3 forced all-in’s, Bill’s luck was no match for Lee’s luck and Lee took down a surprising but well earned victory… with us all getting away surprisingly early

It was a great game and one which will hard to beat for fun and excitement, but sure we’ll all try to top it next month

See you then

Poker: Financial results for March 2012

I am  bit annoyed with myself this month..... Why?........ All will be revealed :)

Plan

My monthly targets are:
- Play 600 hands of cash on NLHE $0.50 Full Ring, 700 cash hands on PLO $0.50 6-max, all with target of breaking even
- Play 20 NLHE STT hoping for +10% ROI

Monitor

Overall results for the month:-

Pokerstars      :   +$6.56 (plus +$10 bonus)
Black Belt Poker: -$382.20 (-£247.90)
Live play       :  -£90.00

My Pokerstars results consisted of 1x STT of 8 game. coming 2nd for profit of $6.60.  Also played ten cash sessions of 8 game.  This month I had 8 sessions of my normal $1/$2 limit and had 2 negative sessions with overall profit of $39.  I also had one session at $2/$4 which is the maximum I normally consider playing, with $105 profit.  Sadly got tempted to try out $4/$8 and lost $144   This is one reason I am a bit annoyed with myself as was going above my normal bankroll level, although might have forgiven myself if I'd done well :)    Total cash loss was only -$0.04 in the end, so kind of OK overall.

Rolling 3 month total for 8 game cash is +$53.63

Live play was -£65 MTT and £-25 cash at the Farnborough club

My BBP results break down as follows:

Cash results (-£245.91 loss overall)
 
NL Hold' em ($0.50)  1092 hands   +£  53.74
PL Omaha    ($0.50)  1584 hands   +£ 130.67
PL Omaha HU ($0.50)   757 hands   -£ 362.92
PL Omaha HU ($0.20)    56 hands   -£  67.40

For the last three months, my cash results are:
NLHE 50    -£0.004 per hand
PLO 50     -£0.030 per hand
PLO HU 50  -£0.479 per hand  ** 1 month
PLO HU 20  -£1.204 per hand  ** 1 month

Tournament Results (-£1.99 loss overall)

4x MTT          -£ 10.45
4x 2 seat STT   +£ 11.40 (+43% ROI)
1x 9 seat STT   -£ 17.34  ** BBP Live Sat
5x 10 seat STT  +£ 14.40 (+30% ROI)

Reflect

The first reason I was unhappy with myself was for being impatient and playing above my bankroll in PokerStars 8 game.   I kind of held my own but dropped 0.75 buy-in, but the buy-in being $200 makes a significant dent in my results.

The second and main reason for being annoyed with myself was taking on the Purple Belt challenge without really understanding the volume of hands I needed to put in.  It was kind of like a self imposed grading processes (which I swore I would avoid :) ) and ended up playing PLO HU for the first time, in order to generate the volume of playing points needed.   This of course resulted in huge losses and I didn't even get close to Purple belt either !    My normal cash results were actually pretty good, with my 6-max PLO recovering particularly well.  The good thing about my playing PLO HU is that it has probably helped my 6-max game quite a bit.  Just a bit disappointing how much it cost me to get that education.

My other adventure in March was to try and earn a satellite seat for BBP EEL.   I tried twice and bubbled a seat both times.  Whilst it is very frustrating (particularly as I was big chip leader on the bubble both times) I feel my tournament game is overall pretty good and will try once more before giving up and accepting I'll have to pay full price for my seat.   I've played a total of 4 Sats... twice buying in with tokens (and my final attempt will also be a token), so it isn't costing me too much to try.

Adjust

OK so I keep telling myself off for going "off-piste" so for the rest of this year am going to stick to my Poker Plan and aim at my year targets more closely.   I have updated my Poker Plan to allow myself a little slack, but need to be sure any new games are micro stakes levels to ensure learning new stuff doesn't impact my results overall.

Looking at April, I need to change my focus away from cash a bit, as am playing BBP EEL  this month and want to fine tune my MTT performance.   I also want to have a crack at the WSOP Executive Jackpot SNGS tournaments as am comfortable in this format already and feel I can have a good run.

Performance against 2012 targets

* Keep to my revised Poker Plan
Achieved hand targets for cash and STT numbers

* Play BBP London Live and UKIPT Brighton tournaments
I've decided to abandon UKIPT this year and instead change the money into my Vegas 2013 fund :)    It's my 50th Birthday next year (in May) so am planning a once in a lifetime trip, so will need some playing funds for sure.   It's a bit sad as was really looking forward to another UKIPT Brighton, but going to Vegas instead is something nice to look forward to :)

I am going to BBP Live in April, and am also planning to go to DTD and possibly the Vic events later in the year

* Aim for break even month on month on all cash tables
NLHE yes, PLO almost, PLO8 definitely no !

* Use learning tools and resources to learn and improve my NLHE, Omaha and PLO8 cash and tournament play
Am putting in the effort to do some learning, PLO8 is the main worry at the moment but also need to improve PLO as well.

* Avoid entering any BBP grading process !
Hmmm, kind of

* Win a BBP league :-)
Not doing great in League XIV after three legs... 48th at the moment and 117 points off the lead

References
January 2012 results http://sceaga.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/poker-financial-results-for-january.html
February 2012 results http://sceaga.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/poker-financial-results-for-february.html

Poker: My revised 2012 Poker Plan

 

Here is my current schedule of Poker activities

MONTHLY POKER PLAN for 2012

 

	Week 1	Week 1	Week 2	Week 2
	6:30pm-8:15pm	8:15pm-9:45pm	6:30pm-8:15pm	8:15pm-9:45pm
Sat	-	-	-	-
Sun	-	-	-	-
Mon	Cash	Cash	Cash	Cash
Tues	Tournament	Tournament	Tournament	Tournament
Wed	Study	Tournament	Tournament	Tournament
Thu	Live**	Live**	Study	New Games
Fri	Cash	-	Cash	-

** I normally play one live MTT per month at Casino/Club and also one Poker League game once a month

Study activities - Review hands - Read Poker Books - Forum Threads - Watch training videos - Ace space simulations

MONTHLY TARGETS Tournament NLHE STT: up to $20 NLHE MTT: up to $10 8 game STT/MTT: up to $10 Cash (Rotated) NLHE: $0.50  600 hands  (2 table/Full ring) PLO: $0.50   700 hands (2 table/6-max) New Games PLO8: $0.20   100 hands (1 table/6-max) PLO: $0.20     120 hands (1 table/heads up)

SESSION RATING (How did I play) A = Perfect B C D E = Rubbish/Give Up 2000 pts @ Orange = 2500 @ Purple 4000 pts @ Orange = 6000 @ Green

Poker: Financial results for February 2012

I was wondering whether to continue my monthly updates, but actually find them quite therapeutic to write and actually useful to review and reflect on what I achieved (or didn’t achieve) in the previous month…. so will carry on for the moment

January 2012 was kind of mixed and mostly negative moneywise so hope my adjustments will help improve my performance for February…… lets see….

Plan

My monthly targets are:
- Play 700 hands of cash on NLHE $0.50 Full Ring, 700 cash hands on PLO $0.50 6-max and 350 hands PLO8 $0.50 6-max, all with target of breaking even
- Play 20 STT hoping for 10% ROI (around $20 per month)

Monitor

Overall results for the month are:

Pokerstars : +$71.51
Black Belt Poker : -£228.76
Live Play : -£40.00

PokerStars I couldn’t resist playing a couple of UKIPT Nottingham Satellites.  Despite getting through one of them, faltered in the next round, so –$17.39 for no return.    Five sessions of 8 Game cash saw 4 up and 1 down, for a total return of +$93.02 so very positive result.  Despite cashing twice out of four 8 Game STT, they ended up –$4.12     

Rolling 3 month total for 8 game cash is +$24.47

For Black Belt Poker, the results were:

Cash Results (-£277.06 loss overall)

NLHE ($0.50) 813 hands -£89.26
PL Omaha ($0.50) 846 hands -£147.45
PL Omaha ($1) 102 hands -£40.35

For the last three months, my cash results are:
NLHE 50 -£0.006 per hand
PLO 50 -£0.151 per hand
PLO $1  -£0.400 per hand  (** 1 month)
PLO8 50 -£0.188 per hand  (** n/a)

Tournament Results (+£48.30 profit overall)

6x MTT (4x League games) -£10.47
15x 2 seat STT -£11.78 (-13% ROI)
7x 6 seat STT +£74.88 (+85% ROI)
7x 10 seat STT -£4.33 (-9% ROI)

I also did  4 session on the PLO8 simulator.   Three sessions were up, and did 344 hands with $322 profit

Reflect

My Pokerstars results are pretty good I think.   Will perhaps need to try and play more 8 Game cash as seems to be where I’m most consistent !   Also want to try and find some easy way to analyse the results as currently not got anything other than manually running through the hands.

BBP is a little disappointing (again!)  Looking back at my NLHE there are only a few hands where I’m loosing big and not all of them are huge mistakes so I’m fairly content overall.   The PLO results went hugely against me this month.  I did make a few big mistakes, but also had some big suck outs as well, but have been trying to play more aggressively, which will always be a bit swingy.   

Adjust

I didn’t get to side tracked this month so happy with that.   I did play one session of single table PLO $1 rather than 2 table PLO 50 as wanted to try and analyse my game more and make sure the cash meant something to me.  Didn’t do to badly at this level and made loss (rather than small profit) due to one hand where I made a mistake.

My NLHE cash game is pretty solid, so although took tumble in Feb, hope it is just a blip.   PLO is another story though and really want to get better quickly, so am aiming to spend March focussing on PLO cash and hope it leads to better results.   This will consist of reading, posting hands on the forums, using the simulator and playing of course.   

Another objective is to try and qualify for Black Belt Live via Satellite.  I’m already bought in, but hope can get in a bit cheaper!

Final objective is to get to Purple belt this month if at all possible (without going broke!)   This is partly as I’m quite close in points this month, but also due to more benefits from being Purple for Black Belt Live.    This ties in nicely with my focussing on PLO this month, as it will generate more rake/points

I haven’t sat down and worked out my new schedule for March yet, but will be a bit different this month for sure.   Will focus on my PLO cash game, but still want to put in some hands on 8 Game and some NLHE cash as well.   STT/MTT will take a back seat, but will play Sats for BBP Live and also the next BBP League of course.

Performance against 2012 targets

* Keep to my revised Poker Plan
Achieved hand targets for cash and STT numbers

* Play BBP London Live and UKIPT Brighton tournaments
Have the buy-in set aside for UKIPT already, but seems there is no Brighton trip.  Not sure I’ll get to any other event so sadly looks like no UKIPT this year.   Not decided whether to keep buy-in for next year or not….

I am going to BBP Live in April, so might go to DTD and Vic events later in the year instead of UKIPT

* Aim for break even month on month on all cash tables
NLHE yes, PLO no, PLO8 definitely no !

* Use learning tools and resources to learn and improve my NLHE, Omaha and PLO8 cash and tournament play
Am putting in the effort to do some learning, PLO8 is the main worry at the moment but also need to improve PLO as well.

* Avoid entering any BBP grading process !
So far so good

* Win a BBP league :-)
Next season will start soon

Poker: Home Tourney–March 2012

Although both types of game we play in the league are good in their own right, I probably look forward to the quarterly £10 special more than the rebuy.   Tonight was no exception and had high hopes for my own performance… mainly based on the fact that I’d had rubbish luck all week, so was bound to change… right ?

Started out steady enough.  Had a couple of run in’s with Bill where he called down expecting to hit his three outer on the river and doing so !   Then got into a big hand against Bill with 3 hearts on the flop.   I was sure I was ahead of his range, but nervous about another heart coming, so kept betting out and hoping no heart.  Luckily no heart came and I won a big pot with no showdown…. phew!

Sean was going at it, but not getting anywhere and was the first on our table needing their 2nd chance!    

Another big hand came when Bill raised pre-flop and I decided to call from the button with a speculative hand.   Andy on the SB then 3 bet and Bill called.  There was 3700 in the pot and 1000 for me to call… so seemed rude not to.  It was pretty easy for me to play post flop as I had to hit big or fold.   The Jxx rainbow flop didn’t look good for my hand and Andy’s shove meant my hand was in the muck, but Bill had already called so we had Andy showing QQ but Bill with KK    Another K on the turn sealed the deal and Andy needs his 2nd chance as well

It calmed down a bit after that, and on the break I had around 6k (average)  Sean on my right and Andy on my left were around 3k and Bill was table chip lead with loads      This actually made it quite tricky for me to get frisky as with the blinds going up to 400/200 the short stacks could be getting it in and Bill with chips is likely to call a lot !

As it turned out, Lee busted Sean and soon after Bill busted Andy.  With Derek joining our table to balance it out we had similar stacks now, (except Bill still big stack) but the blinds were going up and couldn’t wait for hands.       Luckily I do get a hand in late position but Bill is BB and Jon has limped UTG.   With just over 4k left and 1k in the pot, think about raising a smaller amount, but just to risky to get a loose call from Bill, which would likely bring Jon in as well.. so shove.   Bill dwells but does eventually fold, Jon more readily folds so have a handy addition to my stack.  

Steve W gets bust on the other table, but then its around half hour before Alex is also busted to give us the final table.  

With 8 people left the average is 9000 and the blinds are already up to 1000/500 so it’s gonna get messy very quickly.   Darren and Derek are the big stacks, Bill has average and most the others are about half average stacks (including me).

I’m really looking for good spots to shove, but just don't get the opportunity.     With the blinds now 1k/2k I shove UTG with 3.5k chips blind and get called by Darren with 9-9   I show T-8 so have a chance, but don’t hit anything and am first out of the final table.

Couple of hands later and the final level of 4k/2k sees some quick fire exits.  Jon gets A-7  in good against Bill A-5 and short stack Jock but manages to deal Bill a flush on the river and knocks Jock and himself out !        Derek is taken by Karen shortly after, then another double elimination when Karen tables K-K and takes out Lee and Bill

Darren had half Karen’s chips so after a couple of hands heads up, Karen shoves and Darren calls but fails to improve and Karen takes a well earned victory.

Phew, what a game… seemed tense but fun.  

Roll on next time !   Happy Easter.

Poker: history of the CamberleyBoyz

A long, long time ago…. we started the CamberleyBoyz Poker League

After our talking about it at last League game, thought I would summarise the history of the league so far 

Hall of fame

NOTE: 2002 until 2006 results are based on cash winnings.  The point system was introduced from 2007 onwards

Year	Winner
2002	Bill
2003	Andy
2004	Jon
2005	Alex
2006	Simon W
2007	Jon
2008	Mike
2009	Mike
2010	Mike
2011	Derek

The league started in November 2001 and we had 16 games until December 2002.   Not quite sure why, but we had 3 games in Dec-01 !   

Year 2003 was 14 games, as it also included 2 specials into the results, but after that the league only included the 12 monthly games.

Here are the results in summary.  From 2006 you can review all the stats in StatsGenie

Some of these names are a blast from the past !

• 2002

Poker League Table (End of Season 2002)
	Played	Wins	Second	Prize money	% in money
Bill	13	5	1	136.70	46%
Jon	14	3	5	108.50	57%
Mike	16	3	3	104.25	38%
Derek	14	2	3	68.30	36%
Colin	6	1	0	39.75	17%
Vlad	7	1	0	27.50	14%
Andrew	15	1	1	16.50	13%
Simon	7	0	2	14.50	29%
Joe	1	0	0	0.00	0%
Roger	9	0	0	0.00	0%
Uwe	1	0	0	0.00	0%
				516.00

• 2003

Poker League Table (Final results for 2003)
	Played	Wins	Second	Third	Prize money	% in money
Andrew	14	8	0	0	254.50	57%
Derek	13	2	5	1	139.70	62%
Jon	14	1	4	0	87.20	36%
Colin	10	2	2	0	63.30	40%
Roger	6	1	0	0	42.00	17%
Vlad	12	0	2	1	32.30	25%
Mike	14	0	1	0	14.00	7%
Bill	12	0	0	0	0.00	0%
John	3	0	0	0	0.00	0%
Sean	4	0	0	0	0.00	0%
Simon	11	0	0	0	0.00	0%
Valerie	1	0	0	0	0.00	0%
					633.00

• 2004

 

Poker League Table (December 2004) FINAL POSITIONS
	Played	Wins	Second	Third	Prize money	% in money
Jon	11	1	6	1	154.25	73%
Sean	8	2	1	0	116.40	38%
Vlad	10	2	0	1	109.80	30%
Derek	11	2	1	1	73.90	36%
Bill	11	2	1	1	73.60	36%
Martin	4	1	0	1	42.85	50%
Simon	10	0	2	1	42.80	30%
Mike	12	1	0	1	37.75	17%
Colin	3	1	0	0	34.00	33%
Andrew	12	0	1	2	28.15	25%
Zoran	5	0	0	1	16.50	20%
Roger	8	0	0	1	9.00	13%
Steve	4	0	0	1	8.00	25%
Costas	2	0	0	0	0.00	0%
JonC	2	0	0	0	0.00	0%
					747.00

• 2005

 

Poker League Table (End of Season 2005)
	Played	Wins	Second	Third	Prize money	% in money
Alex	12	4	0	1	169.20	42%
Simon	8	1	3	1	119.60	63%
Derek	10	2	1	1	106.15	40%
Sean	11	1	1	0	91.50	18%
Zoran	9	1	0	2	91.05	33%
Mike	12	1	1	1	85.30	25%
Jon	11	1	0	3	56.30	36%
Darren	4	1	0	0	48.60	25%
Andrew	12	0	1	2	33.85	25%
Roger	8	0	1	0	20.25	13%
Steve	11	0	1	0	17.50	9%
Jools	2	0	1	0	16.00	50%
Martin	7	0	1	0	15.00	14%
Bill	12	0	1	0	14.00	8%
Vlad	5	0	0	1	11.70	20%
Al	1	0	0	0	0.00	0%
Costas	1	0	0	0	0.00	0%
Joe	5	0	0	0	0.00	0%
Mick	5	0	0	0	0.00	0%
					896.00

• 2006

 

Poker League Table (End of 2006)
	Played	Wins	Second	Third	Prize money	% in money
Simon W	10	3	0	0	192.60	30%
Darren	10	1	2	1	132.80	40%
Jon	12	1	1	4	125.30	50%
Andy	12	1	2	0	98.65	25%
Vlad	2	1	0	0	96.00	50%
Derek	11	1	1	1	86.90	27%
Mick	11	1	1	1	67.40	27%
Alex	11	1	0	1	66.15	18%
Zoran	4	1	0	0	58.80	25%
Simon	11	0	1	2	51.20	27%
Mike	12	0	1	1	46.50	17%
Sean	11	1	0	0	46.20	9%
Steve	11	0	1	0	24.75	9%
Roger	8	0	1	0	24.50	13%
Darren W	4	0	0	1	21.00	25%
Andrew W	11	0	1	0	14.25	9%
Bill	12	0	0	0	0.00	0%
Joe W	5	0	0	0	0.00	0%
Martin	4	0	0	0	0.00	0%
Anthony W	3	0	0	0	0.00	0%
					1153.00

• 2007

 

Poker League Table (December 2007)
	Played	Wins	Second	Third	Prize money	Points	% in the points
Jon	11	1	1	3	91.65	66	91%
Bill	11	2	1	1	111.45	55	82%
Steve	12	1	1	1	69.65	50	92%
Mike	12	2	1	1	102.10	49	58%
Roger	10		1	1	26.70	44	90%
Derek	10	2	1		106.50	44	70%
Alex	11	1	1	1	73.35	37	64%
Darren	10		1	1	33.30	35	70%
Andy	12		2	1	50.75	25	25%
Mick	8			1	15.75	24	88%
Simon	9		1		16.50	23	78%
Anthony W	4	1	1		81.50	21	50%
Sean	9	1			55.80	18	44%
Andrew W	6	1			81.00	13	33%
Simon W	6			1	7.00	7	17%
Joe W	3				0.00	5	67%
Martin	2				0.00	1	50%
Colin	1				0.00	0	0%
					923.00

• 2008

 

Poker League Table (End of Season 2008)
	Played	Wins	Second	Third	Prize money	Points	% in the points
Mike	12	3	1	1	148.10	67	75%
Andy	11	2		1	99.90	49	91%
Alex	11		4	1	103.90	49	73%
Derek	11	1	1	2	73.90	46	64%
Bill	12	1	1		81.75	44	58%
Darren	8	1	3		135.75	40	63%
Steve	9			4	47.55	38	78%
Jon	8	1			37.20	33	75%
Sean	12	1		1	76.35	33	50%
Roger	9	1			69.00	26	56%
Lee	5		1	1	30.00	24	100%
Simon	9			1	7.65	24	67%
Mick	10		1		21.75	23	90%
Karen	3	1			49.20	12	33%
Steve W	4				0.00	4	50%
Martin	4				0.00	2	25%
Simon W	1				0.00	1	100%
Trevor	1				0.00	1	100%
Jock	3				0.00	0	0%
Viki	1				0.00	0	0%
Colin	1				0.00	0	0%
					982.00

• 2009

 

Poker League Table - End of season 2009
Best 8 results count
	Played	Wins	Second	Third	Prize money	Total Points	% in the points	Points for Best 8
Mike	12	3	1	2	206.35	90	92%	83
Derek	11		5		123.75	65	73%	65
Alex	12		1	2	38.30	67	75%	65
Bill	11		2	1	48.25	51	73%	51
Darren	9	1	1	1	84.85	49	89%	49
Simon	10	2			85.20	47	50%	47
Lee	12	1			60.80	47	75%	46
Steve	12	1		2	97.20	43	58%	43
Sean	12	2			80.40	41	58%	41
Karen	10		1	1	26.50	35	60%	35
Andy	11				0.00	28	64%	28
Roger	8			2	20.40	27	63%	27
Janice	1				87.00	18	100%	18
Jock	9	1			93.00	16	11%	16
Jon	9				29.00	16	33%	16
Daniel	3				0.00	11	67%	11
Steve W	8				0.00	9	38%	9
Mick	6				0.00	2	17%	2
Martin	1				0.00	0	0%	0
					1081.00

• 2010

 

Poker League Table - December 2010
Best 8 results count
	Played	Wins	Second	Third	Prize money	Total Points	% in the points	Points for Best 8
Mike	10	4	1		140.00	91	90%	90
Andy	12	2			129.00	69	75%	66
Steve W	10		3	1	64.75	54	80%	54
Karen	9	1	1	3	88.05	52	78%	52
Jock	12	1	1	1	62.40	51	58%	51
Lee	11	1	1		88.50	47	73%	47
Darren	7	1	1	1	93.30	46	86%	46
Alex	10		1	2	67.20	43	80%	43
Sean	9	1			40.80	32	67%	32
Derek	8	1			40.20	31	63%	31
Bill	9		1	1	21.85	26	44%	26
Simon	7		1	1	22.10	24	71%	24
Jon	6			2	13.35	24	67%	24
Daniel	5		1		32.50	16	60%	16
Roger	6				0.00	13	67%	13
Janice	4				0.00	7	25%	7
Mick	3				0.00	5	33%	5
Martin	2				0.00	4	50%	4
Steve	2				0.00	1	50%	1
					904.00

• 2011

 

Poker League Table - December 2011
Best 8 results count
	Played	Wins	Second	Third	Prize money	Total Points	% in the points	Points for Best 8
Derek	11	2	1	4	178.15	63	73%	63
Alex	12	3	1		167.70	62	83%	60
Mike	11	3			128.00	56	82%	54
Karen	10	1		2	64.85	42	80%	42
Lee	6	1	2	1	99.10	39	83%	39
Jon	11		1	2	53.85	36	64%	36
Jock	10	1	1		98.20	35	60%	35
Simon	8		1	1	20.55	30	63%	30
Steve W	10		1		21.75	27	70%	27
Sean	11	1			32.40	26	45%	26
Roger	5		1	1	52.30	23	100%	23
Andy	11				1.00	19	64%	19
Mick	4		1		37.25	16	75%	16
Darren	8		1		25.50	14	38%	14
Luke	1		1		14.25	9	100%	9
Daniel	4			1	12.15	7	25%	7
Bill	8				0.00	6	25%	6
Trevor	1				0.00	2	100%	2
Janice	4				0.00	2	25%	2
Martin	2				0.00	2	100%	2
					1007.00

It’s amazing when you look back what memories it brings back, but am sure we’ve many more memories to make going forward.