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I wish you good luck, Will!

Posted by: frianna at September 8, 2005 12:16 PM

Good luck, Wil. I'm watching you on table 32 right now.

After finishing 4th in one free tourney today, I'm channeling all my poker mojo to you.

Posted by: Lytspeed at September 8, 2005 12:26 PM

Good Luck Wil! I just started watching you play right now. I would say hi but I'm not cool enought to be able to over there. So I'm gonna say it here and cheer for you here! GO WIL!!!
-Cara

Posted by: Cara at September 8, 2005 12:31 PM

Good luck, Wil!

Posted by: EdwoodCA at September 8, 2005 12:32 PM

watched you at an sng tourney about 7pm your time... nice finish with the indy guy, very impressive.

Posted by: buckthorn at September 8, 2005 07:29 PM

heh heh

Wesley....

Posted by: Hunter at September 8, 2005 07:53 PM

I am stunned that I managed to come back and win that SNG. I was getting the absolute worst cards ever.

But it was like that all day. I would flop top pair with a great kicker (QJ, for example) and make big bets, only to get called down all the way by some jackass who rivered the straight against me. Or I'd get in a huge raise with KT, catch a K on the flop, and find out I'm up against KJ. Sheesh.

But it felt pretty good to come back against that guy like that. I was pretty happy when I had TT vs 99, because all day I've had the 99.

Posted by: Wil at September 8, 2005 08:04 PM

Dear Wil,

After reading your site a few months ago, I signed up for Pokerstars and read some Harrington. I watched you play in a few $10 SNGs (XantheKnight) to see how the strategy worked. I spent a long time playing the $5 SNGs with the maniacs, and after being able to consistently win or come second, began playing $10 SNGs. Despite losing horribly at first because I couldn't keep to the strategy, today I placed in the money for the first time. Anyway, I thought I'd thank you for putting me on to Harrington and for inspiring me with your play. Yay! Thank you.

Posted by: jo at September 9, 2005 11:45 AM

I know, the TT vs 99 was the best... you were driving me crazy earlier when you were letting him position raise you into folding, and there was one hand where I knew if you'd raised before him he'd have mucked, it went the other way around. I missed the 600 pot that swung the table your way but just.. wow. A nice clinic there at the end.

Plus for me there was the "Hey, I'm watching Wil Wheaton play poker from across the country" gee-whiz factor that I enjoyed too. :)

Posted by: buckthorn at September 9, 2005 10:44 PM