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#21
07-20-2006, 04:16 PM
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Re: Professional Darkhorses for the Main Event
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[ QUOTE ] These fantasy things are really fun actually. My friend grabbed Ivey #1 overall and really felt confident in him winning it and the overall bet of the pool with 27 people left. Unfortunately for him Phil Ivey decided to play like a $6 partypoker sit n go player with 3 tables left. [/ QUOTE ] JJ = nuts [/ QUOTE ] HH? 
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#22
07-20-2006, 05:07 PM
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Re: Professional Darkhorses for the Main Event
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These fantasy things are really fun actually. My friend grabbed Ivey #1 overall and really felt confident in him winning it and the overall bet of the pool with 27 people left. Unfortunately for him Phil Ivey decided to play like a $6 partypoker sit n go player with 3 tables left. [/ QUOTE ] I think Ivey was trying to employ his usual style late in tournies. When he ran into Andy Black who 4-bet A2o all in PF, Ivey was screwed b/c his gameplan was completely wrecked with a maniac to his left.
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#24
07-20-2006, 11:57 PM
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They're going to bring laptops and play the FT out in a PS SNG. [/ QUOTE ] and cardplayer still won't be able to keep up with the chip counts.
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#25
07-21-2006, 12:09 AM
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Re: Professional Darkhorses for the Main Event
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These fantasy things are really fun actually. My friend grabbed Ivey #1 overall and really felt confident in him winning it and the overall bet of the pool with 27 people left. Unfortunately for him Phil Ivey decided to play like a $6 partypoker sit n go player with 3 tables left. [/ QUOTE ] Can't blame Ivey for reading weakness on Andrew Black when Black had A2, but Black somehow pulls the trigger with it preflop following a raise, reraise, and re-reraise.
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#26
07-21-2006, 12:12 AM
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Re: Professional Darkhorses for the Main Event
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[ QUOTE ] These fantasy things are really fun actually. My friend grabbed Ivey #1 overall and really felt confident in him winning it and the overall bet of the pool with 27 people left. Unfortunately for him Phil Ivey decided to play like a $6 partypoker sit n go player with 3 tables left. [/ QUOTE ] Can't blame Ivey for reading weakness on Andrew Black when Black had A2, but Black somehow pulls the trigger with it preflop following a raise, reraise, and re-reraise. [/ QUOTE ] So the idea is Ivey was a fish for going allin with JJ versus A2? Ivey and Black are both very aggressive players, which may partly explain the action.
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#27
07-21-2006, 12:20 AM
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Re: Professional Darkhorses for the Main Event
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So the idea is Ivey was a fish for going allin with JJ versus A2? Ivey and Black are both very aggressive players, which may partly explain the action. [/ QUOTE ] No. The JJ refers to when Ivey pushed over a raise from Kanter who had KK. Kanter called and held up.
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#28
07-21-2006, 12:21 AM
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Re: Professional Darkhorses for the Main Event
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[ QUOTE ] So the idea is Ivey was a fish for going allin with JJ versus A2? Ivey and Black are both very aggressive players, which may partly explain the action. [/ QUOTE ] No. The JJ refers to when Ivey pushed over a raise from Kanter who had KK. Kanter called and held up. [/ QUOTE ] btw i didn't mean to imply that ivey was a fish. to be fair, given how we saw kanter play later, although espn didn't show that whole hand i don't think, i imagine kanter's range is a lot larger than overpairs. that dude was pretty loose. so ivey probably made the right play; just unlucky that kanter had him beat that time.
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#29
07-21-2006, 12:45 AM
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Re: Professional Darkhorses for the Main Event
Paul Darden.
I like the idea of Ram Vaswani, and I'll add more Europeans: Surinder Sunar, and (just for entertainment) the isle-of-Crete guy.
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