Annie had to be 30-1 to win

[1p0kerb0y]

Harsh comments there by Phil Hellmuth. What is Annie gonna think about that?

[Beef]

Somehow I think the $2 million win will pad any negative reaction she might have...

GO ANNIE GO!!!!!!!

[GoSox]

She'll think the same thing most of us think, Phil's a ****.

[willie]

eh, he always blows up

heat of battle after losing headsup over 2 million dollars, i'd be a harsh speakin dude too.

[lastchance]

30-1?! Jeez. That's terrible odds on a SNG. Even at that table, I don't think any good pro is 30-1.

[toots]

Whether or not Phil is the better player, his major error was in dismissing her abilities and overestimating his own.

Annie did an excellent job of capitalizing on that, choosing to feed it rather than getting defensive at his comments.

[Daliman]

I know exactly what she was thinking..

"one million nine-hundred ninety nine thousand eight hundred, one million, nine hundred ninety nine thousand nine hundred....."

[HUSKER'66]

It can be frustrating when you just get plain outplayed. I found it amusing when he started with his table talk on the flopped nut boat and she put it right back on him.She also sparred well with him on the K9 flopped two pair hand.

It's hard to play mind games with a psychology major.

Husker

[ohkanada]

Not sure about outplayed but certainly outflopped.

I am sure Annie will be able to shrug off the 30-1 comment. She seems to understand Phil pretty well and I doubt she would be surprised anything Phil says.

Ken

[KanigawaCards7]

if someone didnt already post this. I think she would say something along these lines: " I won 2 million " or " HAHAHAHAHAH, i have 2 million dollars" or " I'm rich biacth i just won two million dollars " or maybe the more thought provoking "2MILLION2MILLION2MILLION2MmLLION" H

[LargeCents]

I agree. It's hard to tell by watching TV, but the hand where Phil showed her the K, and Annie showed the 9 seemed to put Phil on tilt. At the time, I thought he was simply representing a tilt, but maybe he was legitimately on tilt. How can a guy play at such a high level when he seems so phychologically fragile?

[toots]

After a half a year hanging around in these forums, I can assure you that psychological fragility seems very common among poker players - even the winning ones.

[burningyen]

I don't get it. I didn't see any hand where Phil tilted off his chips. I thought he made some fantastic laydowns and just got unlucky when he (sensibly) took a stand.

[Sponger15SB]

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I agree. It's hard to tell by watching TV, but the hand where Phil showed her the K, and Annie showed the 9 seemed to put Phil on tilt. At the time, I thought he was simply representing a tilt, but maybe he was legitimately on tilt. How can a guy play at such a high level when he seems so phychologically fragile?

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I agree. He seems like he would be the worst poker player in the world with his antics, maybe he is just really sly. Or a [censored] [censored].