NAPT Venetian Day 2 and Sunday Report

Day two of the Venetian was short lived for me.
In the first level of the day I 4bet jammed from the cutoff with #Ah#Qc for ~38k at 500/1000 against an aggressive young player on the button. He had completely married his #6h#6d for most of his stack, and it held up and busted me.
It could have been worse, though. At least I was able to get into the special Sunday donkaments that were running marked poker, since I busted right around 1pm Pacific time!
I rushed back to my apartment since the room I was stuck with has ridiculously spotty internet and grinded out the remainder of the session. Here are the results:
Day two of the Venetian was short lived for me.
In the first level of the day I 4bet jammed from the cutoff with A♥ Q♣ for ~38k at 500/1000 against an aggressive young player on the button. He had completely married his 6♥ 6♦ for most of his stack, and it held up and busted me.
It could have been worse, though. At least I was able to get into the special Sunday donkaments that were running, since I busted right around 1pm Pacific time!
I rushed back to easy cards tricks my apartment since the room I was stuck with has ridiculously spotty internet and grinded out the remainder of the session. Here are the results:

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February 21, 2010
Total tournaments played: 18
Total amount of buy-ins: $5,119
Total cashes: One (is the loneliest number...)
- 75/1156 in Tilt late $163, $312.12
Total amount of cashes/bounties: $312.12
Length of session: 8:22
Net win/loss for the day: -$4806.88
Net win/loss online on Sundays since the start of the Sunday Report (February 7, 2010): +$11,749.93
As you can see I pretty much bricked out the whole session, but at least I wasn't left feeling like I'd busted short of the money in NAPT and still missed all of the online action. Strange how I feel better this way even though it results in losing more money! lol
Now this part is a little absurd...as soon as I was done with the session I stopped at Venetian to grab my stuff and hit the road back to LA. Couldn't resist since there's a $3k 6-max at the LA Poker Classic today at Commerce Casino! Tough life. =)
Since the tournament starts in a little over an hour, it's about time for me to head into the mess of LA traffic...but I'll leave you with this little gem of wisdom:
"LA traffic = the nut low." --Isaac Baron
Matt Stout