How I did it.....Heads-up for $12,000 WSOP package

For those of you who can stand the tedious task of reading hand histories, click on
the "comments" link at the bottom of this post. I've posted the 32 hands I played
heads-up with Bignutts1, to finish the tourney (hand #499 thru hand #530).

We started off with him holding a 520,821 to 287,769 chip advantage over me.

I went into heads-up mode, meaning relentless aggression and fearless bluffs.

I felt I had a pretty good read on my opponent on my immediate left. He was
playing a bit too timidly and predictably, and had been nursing a big stack from
the start of the Final Table.

His pokerdb and OPR stats weren't great, with limited experience. I assumed he's had
less heads-up experience than myself.

Of the final 32 hands, he won 10 pots and I won 22.

Of the 10 pots he won, 7 of them were minimal (just the blinds).

He won 1 pot of six-figures, I won 4.

While I never folded my small blind to him, he folded his to me, 4 times.

I "bought" 15 pots, by inducing a fold when I had nothing.