Re: Khan\'s last hand
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i don't see why khan didn't just call Jerry's raise.
We all know jerry isn't folding anything...
We know he's hyper-aggro...
let's just see a flop and re-assess.
i think khan broke one of my major rules of final table MTT's
which is:
+) don't try to muscle the stack that can knock you out of the tourney.
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woohoo results orientedness!
if jerry isnt folding anything
if jerry is hyperaggro
isnt it very likely khan has the best hand and wants to get the most money in while it is?
it looks like a great double up opportunity
unlucky he ran into JJ but jerry is playing many weaker aces the same way
edit: calling pre sucks hard, especially against this type of player
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ah... yeah... results orientated... i don't like risking my
whole stack against the only player who can afford to
call my all-ins with anything and probably will...
that's hardly results orientated.
may i point out the style of the 2nd place finisher ( Tran? )
who took home $4 Million? and just carefully folded his
way to 2nd ?
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ok you keep folding AQs to a raise from a guy who was, on the broadcast, raising about 80% of hands preflop so you can jump up a payspot, and winning gets you tons more than the 8 mil first prize. no calling pre isnt an option since its terrible against this type of player
and youre pointing out tuan lam, who was quite card dead...
i really dont know what goes thru your peoples minds when you say these things. you wont get it all in with AQs because he WILL call with anything? wtf? ill take a 65-70% (with a chance of a 47%) chance of doubling up any day to give myself a better chance to win.
khan played the hand perfectly. it may have been slightly better to just shove preflop, but the 6m is basically an all in shove since he only has like 4m behind, whats the difference between shoving dark and not? it shows a bit more strength if anything, but not like yang is going to fold any hand though
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