In last month's column, I discussed strategies for the Bluff Poker Challenge. As of the end of March, anyone who wanted to win had to go for broke and just play all of the biggest MTTs they can afford, hoping for a couple of sizable scores. Before I dig into my strategy, I want to discuss some of the things I had working for and against me when I started the Challenge that factored into my overall decision-making process. Working against me was time. Obviously, all of the players in the Challenge are incredible and that alone makes it tough enough, but I probably wouldn't have the time that my opponents did. For a majority of my opponents, poker is their life. I do not mean this in a bad way or anything, but as far as I know, I'm the only one in the Challenge who has kids. While the competition is very cool and I was glad to be selected and have an opportunity to play, family is very important to me. I wasn't going to give up significant time with my kids so I could put in 16 hour days or anything. When considering my strategy, I had ...