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Last lady left in the field: ![]() Hang in there [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] this is the chick that dates (ed?) that dude 'rock' right? |
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[ QUOTE ] Alaei Doubles Up, Hitting a Miracle Deuce on the River Daniel Alaei had his back against the ropes holding Ah2h against Stefan Mattsson's AdQs . Alaei had moved all-in before the flop for his last 945,000 and Mattsson made the call. The board filled out Ks6d4c4d , giving Alaei four additional outs to a straight by the turn, but it was the deuce he paired on the river that kept him alive. Alaei stacked up just over 2 million in chips after the hand, while Mattsson dropped to 3,300,000. [/ QUOTE ] wheeeeeeeeeeeee [/ QUOTE ] Thank you sweet baby Jesus. I also ahve a prop with Alaei FTing. Him and Edler. I've never hit a ME prop, and now I have two horses. [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] |
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re: Ho's must call
Dids, At a 9 handed table at the 25k/50k (5k) level there is 120k in the pot preflop + 125k from rain + 350k from her reraise + 1.050k from farry = 1,695,000 and she has to call 700k more so she is getting MUCH better than 2:1 here. Her hand only needs to be good 29.1% of the time to make her call cEV neutral. Great MTT players have determined that in the beginning of a tournament cEV (chip expected value) directly approximates $ev. Once you get in the money cEV and $EV begin to deviate but there is not a significant deviation before you get to the final table (this is because of the top heavy payouts) you would need to use an ICM (independent chip modeling, see STT forum stickies) calculation to determine the best play but even without doing that calculation a 4% edge is too much to pass up. if she had 88 here then she should never be folding if she thinks AK is in the shovers range. Incidentally, it is the fact that Ho might fold her hand to the push (and most people would imagine that they have fold equity against a woman at the table) that makes it so that the SB will always be correct in shoving AK here. It is also possible that the SB's range is much wider than QQ+/AK (Fslexduck 3 bet all in with 52o at the final table) which makes Ho's call even easier. The tournament life is something that is WAY overvalued by bad players and most great players make their money from people who fold because they overvalue their tournament life. |
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1 more and then the money jumps up to almost a quarter mil......and pokernews posts the chop figures for the final 45
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[ QUOTE ] Last lady left in the field: ![]() Hang in there [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] this is the chick that dates (ed?) that dude 'rock' right? [/ QUOTE ] Is she still with that guy? |
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Maria Ho, uptick 300K to 1M!
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Mario Ho at 1,000,000 chips.
Up a little bit [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] |
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HO's obv trying to move up the prize.
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Scotty Nguyen +710K to 3.9M
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