Yesterday 8th December I had £0.00 in my sky poker account and I had 30 poker points available. I entered a £20 GTD Turbo freeroll with first place getting £5.30. I managed to beat a field of 252 players to get first place. I did not want to stop there and thought what is the best way to try and maximize my profits. The Sky Poker £15,000 Guaranteed Primo was the main event in Sundays Schedule and I noticed there where early sats for this running and costing £2.60. These sats were guaranteeing 1 seat then 1 in 5 so i thought i would give it a whirl
GOING FOR GLORY!!
The Early Primo sat started at 12pm and had 24 runners in it meaning that there was 4 guaranteed seats with 5th place getting £9.60 for the unlucky bubble. It was a tough task but I managed to finish in 2nd place cementing my place in the 3pm Early primo semi sat.
ALMOST THERE !!
When the sat started at 3pm i got nervous. Dont ask why as i don't know either lol. I had my friend Willy Higgins (3Barrels) railing me through the whole thing. This helped me alot. The field had 38 runners in it with again 1 seat guaranteed then 1 in 5. This meant that there was 7 seats guaranteed with 8th place getting £33 . I managed to scrape through in 7th place and gain entry into the £55 Main event which would be shown live on Sky Tv channel 861.
I WAS PLAYING WITH THE BIG GUYS !!
The Main event got off to an ok start with me winning a pot with A6 of clubs from the button collecting 740 chips. After that I went pretty card dead or when I picked up hands I was missing everything. I eventually got it in with AQ VS A9 only for my opponent to turn a 9. My run was over but I couldnt be anymore happier with my play throughout the day. James Hartigan played the only hand i won live on sky tv and i was also noticed for how i got to the event. I finished 192/325 but can say that it wouldnt have been possible if I didnt have the poker points in my account.
Its amazing what you can achieve if you just put your mind to it and I was more than happy to play a full day/ night of poker with only using 10 poker points.
(Play2win02) Mark Duguid.
Comments
Hi Mark,
Great story, love it!