Prahlad/Lisandro clash - Page 2

maryfield48 · #11 03-01-2007, 09:36 PM

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pok-er is fun...
for ev - ry - one

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except my opponents,
I don't care if they're innocent.

jackdaniels · #12 03-01-2007, 10:12 PM

Which episode is this in? I know it was when it went 27 down to 9 but which number (main event was eps 11-22 I think).

shaniac · #13 03-01-2007, 10:28 PM

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Prahlad is known as a poker purist and I don't think he would intentionally try to tilt someone with false accusations or anything shady like that. I just don't think that's his style.

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Hahaha "purist." What you described is quite obviously exactly what Prahlad did...force the issue in order to tilt Lissandro (then act like a pussy when Lissandro intimates violence).

holdemft · #14 03-01-2007, 11:05 PM

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Which episode is this in? I know it was when it went 27 down to 9 but which number (main event was eps 11-22 I think).

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Episode 8/12

Valsuvious · #15 03-02-2007, 10:06 AM

It wasn't really discovered that Prahlad was wrong during the course of the tournament. What you saw was the video editing later on to show the viewers that in fact, he was wrong in who didn't throw out the correct money for the blinds. In fact, I think if I remember correctly, the first time I saw the replay, it didn't show the extra footage, I think that that was added later.

redCashion · #16 03-02-2007, 12:54 PM

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I think Prahlad Friedman is an excellent poker player, and for the most part I enjoy watching him play, but he definitely crossed the line with Lisandro, and he didn't let up even after it was discovered he was wrong. He should have been a better man and apologized and let it go.

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danxxx1 · #17 03-02-2007, 05:34 PM

I was at the table playing with those guys at the time, and it looked to me like Prahlad was doing that to put Lisandro on tilt and get in his head. It was pretty lame on Prahlad part to do that in my opinion.
Also the fact that Dustin Holmes just sat there and shrugged his shoulders about it the whole time. If he really thought that he (dustin) put in his ante already he would of said something about it.

Matt Williams · #18 03-02-2007, 07:33 PM

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I was at the table playing with those guys at the time, and it looked to me like Prahlad was doing that to put Lisandro on tilt and get in his head. It was pretty lame on Prahlad part to do that in my opinion.
Also the fact that Dustin Holmes just sat there and shrugged his shoulders about it the whole time. If he really thought that he (dustin) put in his ante already he would of said something about it.

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Nice cover-up. We all know it was YOU that didn't ante!

On a serious note, I thought the whole thing was strictly to put Lisandro on tilt.

danxxx1 · #19 03-02-2007, 07:38 PM

lol..Don't tell anyone!!

Buried · #20 03-02-2007, 09:18 PM

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The fact that neither of them got a penalty stunned me.

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My understanding of the penalty rules is that only dropping an F-bomb or throwing cards off the table was cause for a penalty. Bludgeoning and eviscerating an opponent when the decision is on him would only get a penalty if you exclaimed "F***, this guy is hard to field-dress" or tossed your cards off the table in the process.