Well, it's here again, the European Deepstack, where it all started for me. Two years ago I won it as a total unknown, and last year I was fortunate enough to go deep again, so it's fair to say I have happy memories of this tournament.
I gave my thoughts on the tournament, the best way to play it, and how it's changed each year in the latest Irish Poker Radio show (33, downloadable at Irish Poker Radio ) so I won't repeat it here, but good luck to everyone playng and let's hope we can overcome the numerical odds and keep it in Ireland again this year.
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good luck this weekend dara, hope it goes well for ya
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