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Old 12-24-2006, 02:08 AM
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Default Re: What % of major tourney players are backed by sheets/bax?

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also, when i interviewed todd brunson he told me that he and his father check it down when it is just the two of them in a hand. is that team play, soft play, cheating, a father/son thing, or just a regular part of the game?

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That reminds me of Barry Greenstein saying that when he and Mimi Tran are in a hand, he plays a lot more straight-forward and shows his cards at the end. (Or something to that effect.)

If they don't play aggressively, they open themselves up to charges of slowplaying. If they do play aggressively and someone folds before the river, they open themselves up to charges of chip dumping. In a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario like this, it seems like pros prefer to risk the former rather than the latter.
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