Michelle Orpe from pokernews...

[George2Loose]

Lee Childs Eliminated
Lee Childs moved all in preflop for 3,400 and after was called by Michelle Orpe after she sat an thought about the hand for a while.

Childs:   
Orpe:   

Board:     

After the hand, someone asks Orpe, "you had to think that long with that?"

Apparently, Orpe does a show in England called Sky Poker.

[Longy]

Michelle had AK fwiw and child j10o, i am good at the internet imo.

[Royal Flush]

Was it longer or shorter than Neil's slowroll dwell-up in Bristol with AK?

[George2Loose]

When did he dwell up with AK???

Least it wasn't as bad as his call/fold with JJ

Still, alls well that ends well!

[Royal Flush]

When did he dwell up with AK???

Least it wasn't as bad as his call/fold with JJ

Still, alls well that ends well!

Was with 3 tables when that numpty kept open shoving for like 30BB with K hi etc, he dwelt with AK against his button shove! I was calling with A7+ in the SB!!

What were the blinds in the Orpe hand?

[George2Loose]

When did he dwell up with AK???

Least it wasn't as bad as his call/fold with JJ

Still, alls well that ends well!

Was with 3 tables when that numpty kept open shoving for like 30BB with K hi etc, he dwelt with AK against his button shove! I was calling with A7+ in the SB!!

What were the blinds in the Orpe hand?

Oh with the J7! Reason he dwelt was cos there was an all in and call at the other table and he wanted to know the outcome first (think you were playing hand for hand) Not sure what the blinds were when Orpe called

[Claw75]

Not sure what the blinds were when Orpe called

difficult to make a judgement without this info and stack sizes imo

[Indestructable]

What tournament was this? 

[Claw75]

What tournament was this? 

WSOP Event #48 - $2,000 NLHE

[ariston]

AK isnt always an automatic call depending on stack sizes, and the stage of the tourney. If she had been able to jam I'm sure she would have done but to take the piss because of a dwell before a call is a bit harsh imo. Also lets be honest- the reports aren't always exactly accurate and it may have been raise, reraise and then decision to Michelle where she hasn't got anything invested in the pot, many people fold AK in that position.

[Royal Flush]

AK isnt always an automatic call depending on stack sizes, and the stage of the tourney. If she had been able to jam I'm sure she would have done but to take the piss because of a dwell before a call is a bit harsh imo. Also lets be honest- the reports aren't always exactly accurate and it may have been raise, reraise and then decision to Michelle where she hasn't got anything invested in the pot, many people fold AK in that position.

lol someone shoves for less than 10BB early in a comp you telling me AK can sometimes be a fold?!?!?! Leave it out.

Celebs + Poker, gotta love it!

[johnbhoy76]

AK isnt always an automatic call depending on stack sizes, and the stage of the tourney. If she had been able to jam I'm sure she would have done but to take the piss because of a dwell before a call is a bit harsh imo. Also lets be honest- the reports aren't always exactly accurate and it may have been raise, reraise and then decision to Michelle where she hasn't got anything invested in the pot, many people fold AK in that position.

lol someone shoves for less than 10BB early in a comp you telling me AK can sometimes be a fold?!?!?! Leave it out.

Celebs + Poker, gotta love it!

Think you're making a bit of a snap judgement here based on half the information

How many chips did she have? 

If the guy is pushing with any sort of random nonsense then AK is not that far in front. and if it is for half your chips (or more) then it does deserve a moment to at least think about it.

If the opponent is fairly tight then bizarrely I think it is a far easier call as he/she is far more likely to be holding Ace something.

without all the info I don't see how anyone can say this is good/bad play

[George2Loose]

Based on the fact the blinda are 200/400- AK should never be a fold in this spot imho

[Longy]

AK isnt always an automatic call depending on stack sizes, and the stage of the tourney. If she had been able to jam I'm sure she would have done but to take the piss because of a dwell before a call is a bit harsh imo. Also lets be honest- the reports aren't always exactly accurate and it may have been raise, reraise and then decision to Michelle where she hasn't got anything invested in the pot, many people fold AK in that position.

lol someone shoves for less than 10BB early in a comp you telling me AK can sometimes be a fold?!?!?! Leave it out.

Celebs + Poker, gotta love it!

Think you're making a bit of a snap judgement here based on half the information

How many chips did she have? 

If the guy is pushing with any sort of random nonsense then AK is not that far in front. and if it is for half your chips (or more) then it does deserve a moment to at least think about it.

If the opponent is fairly tight then bizarrely I think it is a far easier call as he/she is far more likely to be holding Ace something.

without all the info I don't see how anyone can say this is good/bad play

Errr no, its a snap call unless our opponenet so ridic tight that their range is made up of aces and kings alot of the time. This is hardly ever the case. If our oppo is shoving random stuff we are 65/35 to win against random low cards, that is not an edge anyone should be turning down.

[snoopy1239]

AK isnt always an automatic call depending on stack sizes, and the stage of the tourney. If she had been able to jam I'm sure she would have done but to take the piss because of a dwell before a call is a bit harsh imo. Also lets be honest- the reports aren't always exactly accurate and it may have been raise, reraise and then decision to Michelle where she hasn't got anything invested in the pot, many people fold AK in that position.

lol someone shoves for less than 10BB early in a comp you telling me AK can sometimes be a fold?!?!?! Leave it out.

Celebs + Poker, gotta love it!

Think you're making a bit of a snap judgement here based on half the information

How many chips did she have? 

If the guy is pushing with any sort of random nonsense then AK is not that far in front. and if it is for half your chips (or more) then it does deserve a moment to at least think about it.

If the opponent is fairly tight then bizarrely I think it is a far easier call as he/she is far more likely to be holding Ace something.

without all the info I don't see how anyone can say this is good/bad play

I would have thought it was the opposite. I'd rather call a maniac than a rock.