[imabigdeal]

my head asploded for one. i realize that jamie gold was giving off HUGE strength, and doyle read him correctly for that. jamie geniunely thought he had the best hand. the thing is, if he had 32ss he probably would have thought that as well. or any flush in between obv. he's just not that good. if a player like jamie happens to have the nuts in that spot, and doyle has what he had, jamie's just probably going to get paid off. that's it. but the fact that he could have a lot of hands worse than doyle's, but still think that he's ahead (and therefore give off that strength) makes it an easy call for doyle i believe.