After My First Week Back:)

Hi all,
Just thought i'd share my first week back with ya, unlike before I decided to see if I could start my bankroll from scratch this time around. I decided to enter quite a few freerolls, mostly on prima network and noble, came in the money several times, gave me a few bucks to play with, entered a couple of maui tourneys and came 3rd a couple of times, then finished off last night in the "under $1 special" at noble, had to re-buy twice at 50c to stay in but it was worth it, beat 70 players to take 1st place for $15.00 and some change which now brings my bankroll up to the grand old total of $30.00 not bad from nothing.
This week till next i'm going to try and get that up to around $100 then over the next month attempt to get that to $500 so i'll be back to the bankroll I used to play with.
I'll keep you posted in this thread how I do, having said that i'll probably lose the lot and have to start over but either way i'll keep this thread going to see how my progress goes ( or doesn't go ).

Worse moment last week:
I was playing the prima network and no-one could see a flop, we had one of those guys going all-in every hand (and winning every hand),after the 7th time of him going all-in I decided maybe I could use him to double up so I called his all-in with pocket aces, I see his cards, 72 offsuit, which makes absolutely no difference cos he flops 727 and if that wasn't enough the turn card pulled the 4th 7 and the river card (as though to rub it in) an ace. Well I preferred to go out at that point, i've not personally seen one of these idiots last so long before. I can only assume this kind of person doesn't believe its possible to win at these freerolls so just gambles on all-ins constantly just to see how much frustration they can cause, there was a few choice phrases being thrown at him, lol.

Best moment last week:
Was playing the 1K freeroll at prima and had pocket 7's, managed to see the flop cheap and the other two 7's came out giving me the 4 of a kind, slow played till the river in the hope a few others hit something which two obviously did as they started betting crazy on the turn and river, that particular hand got me over 20K in chips. After that hand I had a great run of about 6 winning hands getting my chip stack up to 67K at one point, got kicked out before I could reach the final table by a 4 of a kind against my full house. Had some great games and am now looking forward to the next few weeks.

Tony