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Jamie Gold\'s mistake in WSOP 2006
Going into heads-up play, Gold had a commanding chip lead over Wasicka. Gold probably also knew that half of his prize money would go to Crispin Leyser, based on a prior agreement between them before the tournament. With Gold winning the tournament, allocation of the 1st and the 2nd prize money would look as follows:
Gold: 6 million Wasicka: 6 million Leyser: 6 million Now, what would have happened if Gold struck a deal with Wasicka that would have given Wasicka the match? Then we would have a distribution that looks something like this. Gold: 3 million Wasicka: 12 million Leyser: 3 million But Gold could have struck a deal w/ Wasicka such that in exchange for the match, Wasicka would have needed to pay him an amount somewhere between 3 and 6 million dollars. Then the distribution looks something like this. Gold: 6 to 9 million dollars Wasicka: 6 to 9 million dollars Leyser: 3 million dollars It seems obvious to me that just going strictly by these numbers, striking a deal w/ Wasicka would have been the best move at the point. Any thoughts? |
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