Re: high stakes absolute players
 

Wow this is scary stuff.

Re: high stakes absolute players
 

Yes.

Re: high stakes absolute players
 

Also, doubledrag would take 5 seconds preflop every time before he acted, yet not particularly long on any other decision. At first I suspected a bot but then this ridiculous hand happened: http://www.pokerhand.org/?1479525 and when I commented "wtf" he responded straight away.

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What is his showdown win % agianst you?...I watched him play donkofholdem a few days ago and he almost never lost a showdown and seemed to know exactly when to fold..Funny though that session he was up about 60k and i beleive most if not all was off donkofholdem. (that session wasn't very long either and hour or 2)

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I havent played these guys, but the only time Ive really suspected foul play was again Mark Seif.....who Stuckinpgh blogged about similar bizarre happenings. Given how much Seif has lost in the past couple of years, it's probably unlikely that anything more than he just went on a 1 in 50,000 run against me, but it was mighty odd.

All1n that hand is odd, do u have your entire session v. him available for us to take a look at??

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I only played 37 hands against him.

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what about v greycat??

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I'm not going to post a full session but I will have a look at the hands myself. I can send to you too if you like. The main thing I'm noticing is that whenever I hit a strong hand on the turn he c/f's a huge amount.

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Steamroller once had 500k on the 150/300 table. Said he wired it in.

Ive watched and played with both him and greycat(although I end up on tilt rather quickly it seems) a fair amount and it IS some of the most bizarre poker I have ever seen.

I have never seen either lose.

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That said, there is this hand in which I make a big river bluff against graycat and he folds, which seems unlikely if he can see my hand: http://www.pokerhand.org/?1369485

But perhaps he did see and thought he'd blow his cover if he capped that river. More likely actually.