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« Reply #750 on: December 20, 2011, 01:07:22 AM »

Thanks for the rail guys, so appreciate it.

Really really cross with myself for my exit hand...so stupid.

Nevermind. Live and learn.

Gl to the guys left in. Was an awesome final.


Well played, fantastic effort

Will forgive you the spoiler.... Cheesy
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« Reply #751 on: December 20, 2011, 01:07:32 AM »

spoilers itt

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« Reply #752 on: December 20, 2011, 01:08:02 AM »

Thanks for the rail guys, so appreciate it.

Really really cross with myself for my exit hand...so stupid.

Nevermind. Live and learn.

Gl to the guys left in. Was an awesome final.

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« Reply #753 on: December 20, 2011, 01:08:19 AM »

never ever get someone world-class in the commentary box DTD. would be disastrous for the poker world. dont mind trumpers commentary(he obv has his own style/slightly unusual thought process), but just imagine if u had someone who played a lot in there and all these ppl listening!






haha this.

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« Reply #754 on: December 20, 2011, 01:08:49 AM »

Pretty standard call Bob imo. And why is A5 a snap and A4 a fold?

shows what I know - I thought Jake's A4 was a fold

I would have folded that tbh.

Against Alex it's a call. Against the other two an easy fold

Your say that like it's the only possible answer. I'm thinking bigger picture, Cody has a playable stack now and has a good chance of running over the table, he does not need to gamble. I think its marginal tbh.

His edge actually comes from knowing the A4 is a call here in the long run

I understand, but you can argue it both ways, its not as clear cut as your saying I don't think. Even Jake had to think about it, he knew it was marginal for him.

Case in point. Cody just rejams QJ against Alex. Again you could argue he can use his edge in better spots. In fact this is a good spot and Jake is good enough to know it
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« Reply #755 on: December 20, 2011, 01:09:18 AM »

Pretty standard call Bob imo. And why is A5 a snap and A4 a fold?

shows what I know - I thought Jake's A4 was a fold

I would have folded that tbh.

Against Alex it's a call. Against the other two an easy fold

Your say that like it's the only possible answer. I'm thinking bigger picture, Cody has a playable stack now and has a good chance of running over the table, he does not need to gamble. I think its marginal tbh.

I agree with you here as it goes due to the makeup of the table. Put three top regs there and its a call
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« Reply #756 on: December 20, 2011, 01:09:26 AM »

"what do they call that - an anagram" - PMSL

Ul Alex - vwp, was rooting for you two heads up....obv you and Jake
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« Reply #757 on: December 20, 2011, 01:09:43 AM »

His edge actually comes from knowing the A4 is a call here in the long run

This.

A short stacked Golder is going to be shoving much wider bvb. Got to take your 65/35s.
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« Reply #758 on: December 20, 2011, 01:09:52 AM »

Thanks for the rail guys, so appreciate it.

Really really cross with myself for my exit hand...so stupid.

Nevermind. Live and learn.

Gl to the guys left in. Was an awesome final.


Well played, fantastic effort

Will forgive you the spoiler.... Cheesy
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« Reply #759 on: December 20, 2011, 01:10:51 AM »

Thanks for the rail guys, so appreciate it.

Really really cross with myself for my exit hand...so stupid.

Nevermind. Live and learn.

Gl to the guys left in. Was an awesome final.

Where'is spoiler alert? Cheesy
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« Reply #760 on: December 20, 2011, 01:10:55 AM »

Pretty standard call Bob imo. And why is A5 a snap and A4 a fold?

shows what I know - I thought Jake's A4 was a fold

I would have folded that tbh.

Against Alex it's a call. Against the other two an easy fold

Your say that like it's the only possible answer. I'm thinking bigger picture, Cody has a playable stack now and has a good chance of running over the table, he does not need to gamble. I think its marginal tbh.

His edge actually comes from knowing the A4 is a call here in the long run

I understand, but you can argue it both ways, its not as clear cut as your saying I don't think. Even Jake had to think about it, he knew it was marginal for him.

Case in point. Cody just rejams QJ against Alex. Again you could argue he can use his edge in better spots. In fact this is a good spot and Jake is good enough to know it

But as you know re-jamming is totally different than calling  Smiley

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« Reply #761 on: December 20, 2011, 01:11:34 AM »

Pretty standard call Bob imo. And why is A5 a snap and A4 a fold?

shows what I know - I thought Jake's A4 was a fold

I would have folded that tbh.

Against Alex it's a call. Against the other two an easy fold

Your say that like it's the only possible answer. I'm thinking bigger picture, Cody has a playable stack now and has a good chance of running over the table, he does not need to gamble. I think its marginal tbh.

His edge actually comes from knowing the A4 is a call here in the long run

I understand, but you can argue it both ways, its not as clear cut as your saying I don't think. Even Jake had to think about it, he knew it was marginal for him.

Case in point. Cody just rejams QJ against Alex. Again you could argue he can use his edge in better spots. In fact this is a good spot and Jake is good enough to know it

But as you know re-jamming is totally different than calling  Smiley

That's the beauty of poker there often isn't a 100% correct answer

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« Reply #762 on: December 20, 2011, 01:12:46 AM »

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« Reply #763 on: December 20, 2011, 01:13:20 AM »

Pretty standard call Bob imo. And why is A5 a snap and A4 a fold?

shows what I know - I thought Jake's A4 was a fold

I would have folded that tbh.

Against Alex it's a call. Against the other two an easy fold

Your say that like it's the only possible answer. I'm thinking bigger picture, Cody has a playable stack now and has a good chance of running over the table, he does not need to gamble. I think its marginal tbh.

His edge actually comes from knowing the A4 is a call here in the long run

I understand, but you can argue it both ways, its not as clear cut as your saying I don't think. Even Jake had to think about it, he knew it was marginal for him.

Case in point. Cody just rejams QJ against Alex. Again you could argue he can use his edge in better spots. In fact this is a good spot and Jake is good enough to know it

But as you know re-jamming is totally different than calling  Smiley

That's the beauty of poker there often isn't a 100% correct answer

ICM

This ain't a $10 MTT you know  Smiley

Anyway, we can agree to disagree.
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« Reply #764 on: December 20, 2011, 01:14:15 AM »

Great result Alex very well done and a sick effort at the B2B, congrats.
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