Re: Raymer: king of the massive events!
JJNJustin, you seem confused, it's not that he has one set strategy that jsut happens to play good in large fields, I have no doubt that he plays differently in different situations. You seem to think it's something passive and unimpressive that his strategy kills large fields, whereas in reality it is something active and is indicative of his overall quality as poker player. His play at the TOC seemed pretty good, but with a limited number of hands being shown it's hard to tell either way.
Also, Raymers flop and post flop play, from the limted amount of hands we have seen on TV is pretty damn solid.
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Similiarly, watch him try to bluff out Murphy in 2004 main event and get rebluffed off of the best hand when Murphy holds a straight flush draw and Raymer holds king high. choke.
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This part of your post makes me think you are just joking around trying to ellicit the kind of response I gave you. Are you a troll or just jealous of pro players?
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