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Praxising 11-27-2007 03:37 AM

Re: The Grinder\'s play in Master Class HORSE SNG replay
 
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This is more than just LAG, it's approaching maniac. I watched some of his O/8 play, and if I can tell you he played awful junk and won with it then it must be pretty obvious.

[/ QUOTE ] Whenever I watch one of these guys do this - and win - I always think they must be smart on some stratospheric level I can't even begin to fathom.

Off Duty 11-27-2007 09:07 PM

Re: The Grinder\'s play in Master Class HORSE SNG replay
 
Or, they know exactly when thier luckbox has been switched on.

SGspecial 11-27-2007 10:07 PM

Re: The Grinder\'s play in Master Class HORSE SNG replay
 
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i have no idea why anyone would try to make sense of plays made by a random fish.

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Because uncovering the strange logic used by random fish with lots of $$ is very profitable. I think it's a little presumptious to call the Grinder a random fish in this tournament tho. Clearly his hand selection was fishy, but it's been shown time and again that strong and aggressive players can make up for lousy hand selection over the short run, especially in tournaments against essentially random opponents. If he were playing an 8 hour session at the big game, he would have had his head handed to him.

betgo 11-27-2007 10:48 PM

Re: The Grinder\'s play in Master Class HORSE SNG replay
 
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i have no idea why anyone would try to make sense of plays made by a random fish.

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Because uncovering the strange logic used by random fish with lots of $$ is very profitable. I think it's a little presumptious to call the Grinder a random fish in this tournament tho. Clearly his hand selection was fishy, but it's been shown time and again that strong and aggressive players can make up for lousy hand selection over the short run, especially in tournaments against essentially random opponents. If he were playing an 8 hour session at the big game, he would have had his head handed to him.

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His play was bad not just in terms of hand selection. He just didn't know how to play limit games at all. It seems like he was so much stronger a player than some of the randoms in the SNG that he did well anyway. Obviously, the aggression was somewhat effective. He was also probably lucky.

xxeximusxx 11-27-2007 11:24 PM

Re: The Grinder\'s play in Master Class HORSE SNG replay
 
he kept saying he doesn't care and he has some place to go to


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