Deep Stack (5000 starting) and 30 minute levels

[ND1991]

8 hours in and 55 players left (out of 1516).

During current Hold'em session you were dealt 532 hands and saw flop:
- 26 out of 62 times while in big blind (41%)
- 15 out of 60 times while in small blind (25%)
- 33 out of 410 times in other positions (8%)
- a total of 74 out of 532 (13%)
Pots won at showdown - 21 of 29 (72%)
Pots won without showdown - 45

Definitely did not expect it to go this long. Live, play, and learn :-)

9 hours in and 37 players left (cards were REAL COLD last hour).

During current Hold'em session you were dealt 616 hands and saw flop:
- 28 out of 72 times while in big blind (38%)
- 15 out of 71 times while in small blind (21%)
- 37 out of 473 times in other positions (7%)
- a total of 80 out of 616 (12%)
Pots won at showdown - 21 of 30 (70%)
Pots won without showdown - 50

[Whatsthepassword?]

You've got a lot more patience than me. Any tournament that goes on much longer than an hour sees me switch off after a while. I hope you make a nice cash.

[PLAYFUL1]

OMG IS ALL I GONNA SAY 2 THIS.... DEEP STACKS TAKES 4 EVER 2 PLAY WITH VERY LIL ROI.. ITS OK IF YOU GOT 12 HRS 2 KILL WHICH MOST REAL POKER PLAYERS DONT

[nb1961]

I've played a few marathon sessions on Stars, even their standard games head up to that sort of length. I started one at 10.00 pm one night and ended up going to bed at 6.30 in the morning, it's funny how after a while you seem to get in a mind set and the time just flies by. Until I did it I never would have thought I could concentrate that long. The best incentive is if you get to the final table there is usually a pretty good reward for your time

[keepyourdistance]

I dont like Deep Stack tournaments online, i prefer between 15 or 20 minutes playing online, 30 minutes is too long. But playing a lot of money in a tournament, yes, i play deep stack tournaments