New member has huge day

June 2nd, 2008

KCBlitzz, who has been at PTP for all of two weeks final tabled 3 big tournaments on FTP today, and went deep in two others. With a little less noise than danewfdonk, and a little more tact than LFmagic, KC let his cards talk today with a final table in the $50r, $30r, and a big daily double. Combined, he won about $6,500 today on FTP. The new member has already staked out over $2,000 and has another $2,250 invested. Welcome to the site KC.

Notable Finishes

  • KCBlitzz 01:30 $30r on FTP - 2nd for $2,125
  • -Steen- 06:00 $33 on PS - 1st for $2,411
  • chimp__greg 13:00 $33 on Cake - 4th for $495
  • ma77th3gr34t 14:15 $22 R+A on PS - 1st for $3,728
  • gordylamb 17:00 $26 on FTP - 1st for $1,250
  • Takethepot25 18:15 $30r 6 max on PS - 11th for $293
  • ozzieowen 19:15 $88 4 max on PS - 6th for $454
  • dapfunkera 20:00 $27.50 on PS - 4th for $2,490
  • moronamus 21:15 $11 10 min levels on PS - 6th for $440
  • frontplya19 21:30 $55 on PS - 8th for $1,189
  • KCBlitzz 22:00 $75 on FTP - 3rd for $1,875
  • neverbeg 22:30 $50r on FTP - 5th for $1,433
  • KCBlitzz 22:30 $50r on FTP - 12th for $287
  • KCBlitzz 23:30 $50r on FTP - 4th for $2,050

Post of the Day

Thread: Take your hat off to this guy..Just got Medal of Honor today..dived on live gernade

Posted by BUCKFAN2

“HERO BELOW R.I.P AMERICAN HERO.

Spc. Ross McGinnis, who was killed Dec. 4, 2006, in Iraq when he smothered a grenade with his body, will receive the Medal of Honor, sources told Army Times.
McGinnis, 19, is the second soldier to receive the nation’s highest valor award for actions while serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Sgt. 1st Class Paul Ray Smith, who was killed April 4, 2003, fighting off insurgents in a fierce firefight south of Baghdad, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor two years after he died.
McGinnis, of 1st Platoon, C Company, 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, is credited with saving the lives of four fellow soldiers.
On Dec. 4, 2006, McGinnis was manning the turret in the last Humvee of a six-vehicle patrol in Adhamiyah in northeast Baghdad when an insurgent threw a grenade from the roof of a nearby building.
“Grenade!” yelled McGinnis, who was manning the vehicle’s M2 .50-caliber machine gun.
McGinnis, facing backwards because he was in the rear vehicle, tried to deflect the grenade but it fell into the Humvee and lodged between the radios.
As he stood up to get ready to jump out of the vehicle, as he had been trained to do, McGinnis realized the other four soldiers in the Humvee did not know where the grenade had landed and did not have enough time to escape.
McGinnis, a native of Knox, Pa., threw his back against the radio mount, where the grenade was lodged, and smothered the explosive with his body.
The grenade exploded, hitting McGinnis on his sides and lower back, under his vest. He was killed instantly. The other four men survived.
McGinnis, who was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, will be honored during a ceremony at the White House. The ceremony is expected to take place sometime in June.”


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