Two Plus Two Newer Archives - HE DOESNT FOLD AK ON THE BUBBLE

FROM http://www.brynkenney.com/bryn/content/view/34/72/

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Bryn is an expert at totally mixing up his pre and post-flop play. It is extremely difficult even for people who play with Bryn on a regular basis to put him on a particular hand. Put Bryn on a hand? Think you know what he’ll do? Can you bluff him? Will he fold, call, raise, re-raise, all-in? Good luck to ya. Here a just a few plays Bryn has actually made...

* Raise 50K pre-flop on 88
* Raise all-in on 6-2 offsuit after a 300 pre-flop raise
* As chip leader in 1K game, raise 475 on K-7 offsuit, then call an all-in with it.
* As chip leader in 1K game , re-raise 2400 after 450 raise with pocket 8s on the bubble
* Raise all-in on A-K on the bubble
* In a 1K game on the bubble, raise all-in after 600 river bet by another player into a $975 pot, with a possible straight and flush on the board
* Win a $3,277,094 pot with 3-7 offsuit
* Put his entire stack on the line 6 times in a row on the bubble. Like Stu Ungar, Bryn is FEARLESS, and knows how to put the other guy to a decision for his chips, rather than facing that same decision himself...
* Play the absolute nuts to perfection to extract maximum $s from his opponent
* Raise 15,500 pre-flop and lay it down after a re-raise
* Shove all-in except for $1 and check all the way including the river and win the hand – the other guy never put him all-in for the other $1!!
* In a 5K heads-up match, call an all-in to win the game with two aces on the board, NOT holding an ace!

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