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Re: \"Official\" Poker After Dark thread (Week 4)
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[ QUOTE ] Tony G. owned Hellmuth in so many ways with folding that K7 imho! [/ QUOTE ] wouldnt it be weird in real life if someone actually yelled the phrase, IN MY HUMBLE OPINION!!! doesnt sound very humble [/ QUOTE ] at least you're being honost |
#72
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Re: \"Official\" Poker After Dark thread (Week 4)
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[ QUOTE ] Apparently Phil Ivey was also aware of this tendency and punished Farha in two huge hands. [/ QUOTE ] How exactly did Ivey punish Farha in the first pot, when he got his money in being a 2:1 dog against a flopped straight? When your flopped straight is outdrawn, you're unlucky, not punished. [/ QUOTE ] 1:2 is a dog against Phil Ivey. |
#73
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So what is it about this show that causes everybody to play so tight? Something in the drinks? I mean I'm pretty sure Tony G doesn't typically open-fold KJ four-handed. [/ QUOTE ] I've only seen Tony G play uber-tight; this show, the "International Poker Challenge", Monte Carlo Millions, perhaps others I don't remember right now. He likes to try to give off the impression that he is wild and reckless, by making a lot of huffing and puffing when he picks up good hands pre-flop and says he is raising to "punish" -- either limpers, or players who raise into his blinds, or whatever. From what I've seen lately, I think the good pros have started to pick up on this. His post-flop game seems to be nearly non-existant. Or well, it basically consists of folding any hand which doesn't hit the flop in a huge way. |
#74
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Re: \"Official\" Poker After Dark thread (Week 4)
Was anyone else shocked when , in heads up, Mike M. folded and oesd to just an $800 bet? The stacks were like 72thou-48. I wonder if he somehow misread his hand or the board or just acted too quickly.
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#75
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Re: \"Official\" Poker After Dark thread (Week 4)
Helmuth was willing to bet Bloch AK was favored over a pair of deuces until Ivey chimed in.
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#76
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Re: \"Official\" Poker After Dark thread (Week 4)
My NBC station missed PAD for the first time last night.
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Was anyone else shocked when , in heads up, Mike M. folded and oesd to just an $800 bet? The stacks were like 72thou-48. I wonder if he somehow misread his hand or the board or just acted too quickly. [/ QUOTE ] I thought the same thing. Very weird. |
#78
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Re: \"Official\" Poker After Dark thread (Week 4)
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[ QUOTE ] Was anyone else shocked when , in heads up, Mike M. folded and oesd to just an $800 bet? The stacks were like 72thou-48. I wonder if he somehow misread his hand or the board or just acted too quickly. [/ QUOTE ] I thought the same thing. Very weird. [/ QUOTE ] I actually questioned this move aloud. Then I realized only my dog was in the house. She was in the same room, though, so I wasn't acting completely crazy. |
#79
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Re: \"Official\" Poker After Dark thread (Week 4)
Did anyone else notice that "drug-free" Mike Matusow has an amazingly active runny nose?
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It kills me to say it, but has Tony G become a better character since his early WPT days? It's actually fun to watch him discuss his strategies with the mouth this week. [/ QUOTE ] Everyone knows now that he's just doing the jerk act to get action cuz he's so tight. On the first WPT episode it seemed like he really was a giant ass. |
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