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08-09-2006, 07:04 AM
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Re: Erik Friberg is superior to anyone else
Allen Cunningham Doubles Up Kevin Aaronson raises to $170,000. Erik Friberg, Richard Lee and Allen Cunningham make the call. The flop comes Kspade5spade2club. Lee and Cunningham check. Aaronson bets $400,000 and Friberg calls. Cunningham check raises all-in for $2,255,000 more. Aaronson debates a call and eventually folds. After three minutes, Friberg makes the call. Friberg shows 9heart9diamond. Cunningham shows a flopped set with 5club5diamond. The turn and river come QdiamondQspade, and Cunningham doubles up to $6,000,000. After the hand, Friberg is down to $4,200,000 
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08-09-2006, 07:15 AM
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08-09-2006, 07:44 AM
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Re: Erik Friberg is superior to anyone else
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Allen Cunningham Doubles Up Kevin Aaronson raises to $170,000. Erik Friberg, Richard Lee and Allen Cunningham make the call. The flop comes Kspade5spade2club. Lee and Cunningham check. Aaronson bets $400,000 and Friberg calls. Cunningham check raises all-in for $2,255,000 more. Aaronson debates a call and eventually folds. After three minutes, Friberg makes the call. Friberg shows 9heart9diamond. Cunningham shows a flopped set with 5club5diamond. The turn and river come QdiamondQspade, and Cunningham doubles up to $6,000,000. After the hand, Friberg is down to $4,200,000 [/ QUOTE ] dude, its an OVERPAIR! deep into the 'World Series of Donkeys Who Won a Lot of Coinflips and a Few 3 Outers' [WSODWLCF3O], u wont be finding anyone folding a pocket pair that is higher than the board....or any pair at all......or any ace.....or any suited cards........
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08-09-2006, 07:51 AM
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Re: Erik Friberg is superior to anyone else
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[ QUOTE ] Allen Cunningham Doubles Up Kevin Aaronson raises to $170,000. Erik Friberg, Richard Lee and Allen Cunningham make the call. The flop comes Kspade5spade2club. Lee and Cunningham check. Aaronson bets $400,000 and Friberg calls. Cunningham check raises all-in for $2,255,000 more. Aaronson debates a call and eventually folds. After three minutes, Friberg makes the call. Friberg shows 9heart9diamond. Cunningham shows a flopped set with 5club5diamond. The turn and river come QdiamondQspade, and Cunningham doubles up to $6,000,000. After the hand, Friberg is down to $4,200,000 [/ QUOTE ] dude, its an OVERPAIR! [/ QUOTE ] Um, no its not...
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#8
08-09-2006, 08:49 AM
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Re: Erik Friberg is superior to anyone else
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dude, its an OVERPAIR! deep into the 'World Series of Donkeys Who Won a Lot of Coinflips and a Few 3 Outers' [WSODWLCF3O], u wont be finding anyone folding a pocket pair that is higher than the board....or any pair at all......or any ace.....or any suited cards........ [/ QUOTE ] I to would like to play in a tournament were 99 is higher than a pair of kings. Anyway Friberg was in a televised tournament in Sweden last year(and won) from what I remember he was very agressive with very little or no fear and seemed to frustrate his opponent to no end. He got carried away now and then though.
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08-09-2006, 09:31 AM
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Re: Erik Friberg is superior to anyone else
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[ QUOTE ] Allen Cunningham Doubles Up Kevin Aaronson raises to $170,000. Erik Friberg, Richard Lee and Allen Cunningham make the call. The flop comes Kspade5spade2club. Lee and Cunningham check. Aaronson bets $400,000 and Friberg calls. Cunningham check raises all-in for $2,255,000 more. Aaronson debates a call and eventually folds. After three minutes, Friberg makes the call. Friberg shows 9heart9diamond. Cunningham shows a flopped set with 5club5diamond. The turn and river come QdiamondQspade, and Cunningham doubles up to $6,000,000. After the hand, Friberg is down to $4,200,000 [/ QUOTE ] dude, its an OVERPAIR! [/ QUOTE ] LOL
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#10
08-09-2006, 12:08 PM
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Re: Erik Friberg is superior to anyone else
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A Swedish newspaper claims that Erik Friberg said in an interview that he is a much better player than anyone else at the final table. Comments... [/ QUOTE ] are you sure it wasnt a german paper?
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