[Olbatar]

To me, Guy is not the fish. He's just not good enough for this level..he makes good plays, but also mistakes, however he doesn't pretend to be anything more than he is.

Vs Doyle, his play was bad. The ONLY hand he was representing was a set of 4. He thought he could just scare Doyle away with his bricks, and was certainly putting him on the right hand (Ace top/good kicker).

However, we have a gentleman from Longview Texas [/Gabe's voice off]. Doyle knew he was either way ahead or way behind (set of 4 or 2 pairs A4). But in that case he still had the diamonds. Add the high probability of Guy making a move due to history and the chips already commited, the possible tells, this was a no-brainer for Doyle, and he was definitely not steaming.

I think Guy's play would be good a few limits below. But against Doyle, even if you can put him on the right hand, he can do so for you aswell and you'll never scare him off a hand (unless you're Jamie Gold and you cannot even read your own strength).

If I had to qualify the players :

-Farah : very funny and playing quite good this time (however the hand against Antonius was a bad play IMO). This guy keeps the game alive.

-Benyamine : one of the best at the table. Very very very good mannered, funny, and his accent cracks me up everytime [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] (Jean Paul Belmondo lol)

-Antonius : I guess he picked the right style at this table. Being TAG and making plays with his image. Balls of steel.

-Laliberté : below the average level at the table. But this guy (lol) has no fear and can make a play anytime. However I think he makes some moves without really knowing where he's at quite often.

-Jamie Gold : I don't get it. By very far the worst at the table but he seems to enjoy it. He seems like he has a problem in his life or something...I wouldn't trade his money for a life as sad as his own seems. Seriously, is that a mental disorder or something? Being outplayed constantly and obviously, still looking for attention etc. I almost feel sorry for him...

-Doyle : waiting for the big pots against the worst players, as we've seen for the past episodes. He seems really pissed by Gold though, that's not really funny seing him in this mood.

-Greenstein : I guess this is the guy most of this forum is identifying to. He reads quite well and make some moves when they should be right, but has been hittig quite a cold deck lately (except for those quads [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]). Really nice guy at the table and has monster skills in keeping the fish happy. I guess everybody here is rooting for him winning every single hand he's in. I like his style (both at poker and clothes [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]).

-Esfiandari : too tight. And his comments are getting old very fast. He doesn't seem to be hitting the cards he wants. But come on, 9Ts in multiway is no brainer...we've seen him in much better shape, here he really seems to be playing with scare money.

Btw, when is GSN gonna show us the stack sizes and variations????