I got to the table pretty late and therefore missed alot of the action involved b/w the players that resulted in 5 out of the 9 players having over $600 when I sat down. Unfortunately, I sat to the right of the most aggressive player at the table, who also had the 2nd largest stack at the table at around $900. With it already being around midnight when I arrived, I knew I wasn't going to have much time to pitter around if I wanted to get some uptick before the table started breaking up.
I lost a sizeable pot pretty early in the session when my A10s ran into AQo on an A,10,Q, Q, 8 board. I rebought and picked my next few spots pretty carefully finally doubling up with AKo vs. Villian's 38s in a raised pot on a K,3,4,5,2 board rainbow flop. Yes, the villian was pretty bad.
When I doubled up one of the players at the table, a dealer at Ameristar made a comment like "Bah, He's got chips now pots are going to get crazy..." I loved the little bit of advertising I got there, but nothing came of it because the table did, in fact, break an hour later.
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