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#62
11-02-2007, 02:03 PM
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Re: kenny tran
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do you ever think that he does lay hands down but tv edits it, just a thought [/ QUOTE ] If Kenny Tran made a great laydown Im sure they would show it, cmon. 
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#63
11-02-2007, 02:28 PM
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Re: kenny tran
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you always hear about his great calls but never about his great laydowns [/ QUOTE ] Who the [censored] talks about great laydowns?
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#64
11-02-2007, 02:32 PM
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Re: kenny tran
I think Kenny is awesome to watch.
I thought his call on the 4 heart board with 1 pair in the Main Event was the best though.
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#65
11-02-2007, 02:54 PM
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Re: kenny tran
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] My brother told me this story about Kenny Tran at a $100/$200 NL Cash game at the WSOP. Guy (LAG) raises normal amount, everyone folds to Kenny in the BB, Kenny looks at LAG and shows him KK and folds. LAG flips over Aces. Obviously I wasn't there so I can't personally confirm, but I'll take my brothers word for it. But terrible laydown if its true. [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] Yeah.. knowing your opponent has AA and folding to a normal raise when you can easily win a huge pot or stack him on a K high flop = expert. [/ QUOTE ] yeah, it's really easy stacking AA oop. especially at a vegas 100-200 nl game, those games are so easy, i mean every pot is massive. getting KK away from AA is not easy and it doesn't get any easier postflop. folding KK knowing your opponent has AA is not the best play ever but it is alot better (a whole [censored] lot better) than jamming KK oop thinking you've got nut and having AA rip you a new azzhole. cool laydown if it's true imo. [/ QUOTE ] Are you perhaps retarded? Folding is stupid unless he has exactly AA, AND THEN ITS EVEN STUPIDER. How are you going to lose a big pot if you KNOW 100% he has AA? And if you dont know 100% HOW ON GODS GREEN EARTH ARE YOU FOLDING PREFLOP? Let me clear it up for you: Step 1: Read souls and know other guy has AA Step 2: Call preflop raise worth small % of your stack Step 3: Flop a K, find a way to get it all in. Dont flop a K, fold or reevaluate depending on how much he bets. Step 4: Profit gobs of mobnies.
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#66
11-02-2007, 07:08 PM
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Re: kenny tran
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] My brother told me this story about Kenny Tran at a $100/$200 NL Cash game at the WSOP. Guy (LAG) raises normal amount, everyone folds to Kenny in the BB, Kenny looks at LAG and shows him KK and folds. LAG flips over Aces. Obviously I wasn't there so I can't personally confirm, but I'll take my brothers word for it. But terrible laydown if its true. [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] Yeah.. knowing your opponent has AA and folding to a normal raise when you can easily win a huge pot or stack him on a K high flop = expert. [/ QUOTE ] yeah, it's really easy stacking AA oop. especially at a vegas 100-200 nl game, those games are so easy, i mean every pot is massive. getting KK away from AA is not easy and it doesn't get any easier postflop. folding KK knowing your opponent has AA is not the best play ever but it is alot better (a whole [censored] lot better) than jamming KK oop thinking you've got nut and having AA rip you a new azzhole. cool laydown if it's true imo. [/ QUOTE ] Are you perhaps retarded? Folding is stupid unless he has exactly AA, AND THEN ITS EVEN STUPIDER. How are you going to lose a big pot if you KNOW 100% he has AA? And if you dont know 100% HOW ON GODS GREEN EARTH ARE YOU FOLDING PREFLOP? Let me clear it up for you: Step 1: Read souls and know other guy has AA Step 2: Call preflop raise worth small % of your stack Step 3: Flop a K, find a way to get it all in. Dont flop a K, fold or reevaluate depending on how much he bets. Step 4: Profit gobs of mobnies. [/ QUOTE ] yeah tard, keep calling people names on the internet to make urself feel better. did i say it was the optimal play? no, i said it was COOL, as in look at me bytches, i put this guy on exactly one hand and i was right. learn to read people's post stupid, i specifically said it wasn't the best play there. do you even know stack sizes? no, you don't. was it impossible for lag to have >30bb, no it wasn't. SNAP! IN YO FACE BYTCH! HEY EVERYBODY, LOOK AT THIS MORAN! BEEN HERE FOR A YR AND CAN'T READ A POST CORRECTLY! LOL
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#67
11-03-2007, 11:44 AM
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Re: kenny tran
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Ya, I loved when he took a couple minutes to think about it when there were 16 left in WSOPME and Jon Kalmar pushes into flush draw hit for like 4.5 million into 3.5 million or so, and Kenny talks himself into calling TPNK or so, and when he calls states loudly "I CALL YOU!" and points triumphantly towards Kalmar, who tables the nuts. Obv, he's a fantastic player, but yeah, call enough, some of them will be brilliant. As was said of Stuey, he made a lotta sick calls, but not many sick folds. [/ QUOTE ] Kalmar was also an absolutely huge tellbox in that hand. Watkinson also made a nice little remark about Kenny in some earlier episode when Kenny asked him if we wanted to take away his 'sick-call' nickname and Watkinson replied with a cool "I thought it was caller Kenny".
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#69
11-03-2007, 11:55 AM
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[ QUOTE ] I think Kenny is awesome to watch. I thought his call on the 3 flush board with 1 pair in the Main Event was the best though. [/ QUOTE ] oh wait [/ QUOTE ] it was 4
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#70
11-03-2007, 01:35 PM
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Re: kenny tran
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[ QUOTE ] I think Kenny is awesome to watch. I thought his call on the 3 flush board with 1 pair in the Main Event was the best though. [/ QUOTE ] oh wait [/ QUOTE ] As usual, stellar work by EC10. You may want to think about knowing wtf you are posting about before trying to rip on someone, (yet again).
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