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Ask all you want. There are no links unless one of the links already posted in this thread still works. Oh, seems it does. So instead of everyone asking for a PM with the link, why not just use the one that's already in this thread.

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Oh well the video stops for me right before the flop...

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ROFL

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[img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img] nah 3+3 i was being serious

But it works now , whatever was wrong with it

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Maybe what Scotty said was true. HSP is all fake to begin with. I assume Jamie Gold busted out since Daniel took his seat in that upcomming episode. Maybe he just quit before he lost it all

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Uhhh its poker

if guy didnt agree to any deals the cards would be put out and we would have a winner

its not like that degenerate benyamine had any options after the cash went in. Besides insurance with someone else at the table

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are you sure david loses 400k?

I thought they split the pot into 3 (1.2mil/3 = 400k).

David wins one slice of this. And he started with 600k, so he's lost 200 all up. Please correct me if I'm a moron.

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everything you said is right, your not the moron

all I can say is db looked so sick when he saw guy's hand, so so so so sick

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Why does every1 think it's 200k??
pot is 1.2 million, 1st run = 400k pot, 2nd run = 400k pot,
3rd run = 400k pot, lose 2 of those, == -400k

remember Jamie- Patrik hand ---> 250k to Jamie, 250k to Jamie, 250k to Patrik, that's -250 for Patrik

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maybe im thinking about total pot, and not splitting it up...oops.. didn't think it would cut some1's win by that much. In this case it would have been exactly like them playing for that 168k raise. So i guess Patrik only won about 150k or so off of Sammy if they ran it 4 times.

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In the intro fottage for this game Doyle himself notes that Guy is the only player who is properly bankrolled to play it. This is apparant from the reactions of the players in the biggest pots thus far. The game is simply too big.

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Nobody really thinks Guy was pulling a Hellmuth and letting DB off the hook because he was afraid of losing, do they?

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I got a decent feeling that someone ranked on Forbes' billionaire list isn't worried about losing a 600K pot.

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I was terribly dissapointed.If the stakes don't matter to you, don't play.Nobody forced DB to shove with naked FD after he was 4bet by someone who doesn't like to fold.

GSN advertises it as the biggest televised cash game, etc, but so far all the huge pots were run several times and in actuality, the biggest pot was like 250-300k tops.
Why bother with the 500k buyin then?

And Guy's offer is as joke as Sammy's constant offers to chop.
Play goddamn poker!!!!

I think HSP should forbid such things and forbid running it more than once.If anybody disagrees - don't play then.
I beleive that it would make people who can barely afford the stakes (Antonio etc) to decline, more billionaires would be featured and in turn, the high stakes pros would be delighted to play, combining action, selling shares etc.

Just don't give us the "biggest pot ever" and then run it 15 times...for 50k a piece.

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In the intro fottage for this game Doyle himself notes that Guy is the only player who is properly bankrolled to play it. This is apparant from the reactions of the players in the biggest pots thus far. The game is simply too big.

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They rarely play this big imo, I think the last time was during wsop with Sbrugby, Farha, and co. and there is supposed to be more big uncapped games this december. I would say on average that buy-in is about 25-33% of their poker bankroll, and Guy can lose another 2000 of those buyins before he gets uncomfortable at 500 million..lol