wow people in the main event play bad - Page 7

JMX · #61 07-10-2007, 05:36 PM

...except my opponents...

krainec · #62 07-10-2007, 05:47 PM

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best hand i saw today

300/600 level

utg open shoves for 14500 or so. he's been pretty tight and this is out of the ordinary for him.

folds to the bb who has 7500 behind who INSTACALLS with KQo

board comes KKxxx, dude with KQ looks at me (i'm on his immediate right) and says "i just had to make a stand, you know!?"

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Was the BB Scott Lazar?

Black Aces 518 · #63 07-10-2007, 05:53 PM

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best hand i saw today

300/600 level

utg open shoves for 14500 or so. he's been pretty tight and this is out of the ordinary for him.

folds to the bb who has 7500 behind who INSTACALLS with KQo

board comes KKxxx, dude with KQ looks at me (i'm on his immediate right) and says " you wanna gamble, I'll give ya a gamble "

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Was the BB Scott Lazar?

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Todd Terry · #64 07-10-2007, 06:15 PM

This hand definitely belongs in this thread:

Chris Overguard Likes Pocket Aces
A player from early position raised to 3,100. Chris Overguard re-raised to 8,100. A player behind him said, "Wow." He went into the tank before he moved all in for 114,000. The first player quickly folded. Overguard called with A-A. His opponent flipped over Q-Q. The board ran out J-4-2-7-7. Overguard's Aces held up and he increased his stack to 230K.

supair · #65 07-10-2007, 06:20 PM

ha, just posted about how terrible this was in the main thread.

Well he was getting short, only had 65 bb's [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]\

Dunkman · #66 07-10-2007, 06:25 PM

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ha, just posted about how terrible this was in the main thread.

Well he was getting short, only had 65 bb's [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]\

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It's 600/1200, he actually had 95 BBs...

Mano · #67 07-10-2007, 06:42 PM

From PokerNews.com:

That's NOT In the TDA Handbook
At Table 55 the player in the 9 seat wanted the player in the 5 seat to rearrange his chip stacks.

Why?

Because his opponent's chips were bringing him bad luck.

We're not kidding.

He went so far as to ask the floor to rule on it, and was advised that, no, a player can't be ordered to re-arrange his stacks because they're bringing another player bad luck.