Neverwin and TryHarderFish Head Up 300/600 on UB: 6 bets blind PF

[BeerGolfPoker]

They were really going at it, so NW suggested, I think jokingly, that they should just go 6 bets blind preflop. Tryharder agreed, and so that's how they're playing.

Pretty entertaining, some of the hand matchups at showdown are hilarious.

[Smoothcall]

Who is neverwin? and who is TryHarderFish?

[Rob Blackburn]

NW is Dustin Woolf, not sure who TryHarderFish is.

[Smoothcall]

Not sure who that is. Thought it was someone famous. But thanks for the info.

[niwotyalpi]

In the internet poker world Dustin Woolf is famous.

[Smoothcall]

Why isn't he famous in the real world if he's that good?

[Daliman]

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Why isn't he famous in the real world if he's that good?

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Because his specialty is HU and Ultra-SH play. Not the easiest things to find live. There are people who say he's really not that good though. I'm not sure what to think.

[csuf_gambler]

how do you play blind online? the cards are right infront of you, it's not like you can cover them up.

[Howard Treesong]

You agree with your opponent to each put in six mandatory bets PF on every hand; any bet past six is up to you. If you put the money in no matter what, it doesn't matter if you've actually seen your cards or not.

[ethan]

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Why isn't he famous in the real world if he's that good?

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Because his specialty is HU and Ultra-SH play. Not the easiest things to find live. There are people who say he's really not that good though. I'm not sure what to think.

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The first reply in this thread (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=2045530&page=&view=&sb=5& o=&vc=1) (from Paluka) is one of my favorite 2+2 posts ever.

[Sponger15SB]

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The first reply in this thread (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=2045530&page=&view=&sb=5& o=&vc=1) (from Paluka) is one of my favorite 2+2 posts ever.

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haha. I'm starting to like Paluka a lot.

After the "what are you the best on 2+2 at" thread in OOT, I read an interview of him from some MTG site and he seemed pretty cool.

[hotdog da 2rd]

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Why isn't he famous in the real world if he's that good?

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Because his specialty is HU and Ultra-SH play. Not the easiest things to find live. There are people who say he's really not that good though. I'm not sure what to think.

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his ultra-aggressive style's not fit for a full ring-game. composive raising disorder. /images/graemlins/tongue.gif

[Paluka]

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The first reply in this thread (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=2045530&page=&view=&sb=5& o=&vc=1) (from Paluka) is one of my favorite 2+2 posts ever.

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haha. I'm starting to like Paluka a lot.

After the "what are you the best on 2+2 at" thread in OOT, I read an interview of him from some MTG site and he seemed pretty cool.

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I do get a lot of chicks.

[felson]

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The first reply in this thread (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=2045530&page=&view=&sb=5& o=&vc=1) (from Paluka) is one of my favorite 2+2 posts ever.

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haha. I'm starting to like Paluka a lot.

After the "what are you the best on 2+2 at" thread in OOT, I read an interview of him from some MTG site and he seemed pretty cool.

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Link, please?

[Lalit Khajuria]

"Fun" that they are both doing well in the currently running $5k nl WSOP event. Both are in top twenty when there is something like 50 players left.
So maybe short handed fixed is not all they can play /images/graemlins/smile.gif

[oreogod]

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Headsup is a pretty good spot for them, because it prevents a third person from coming in and taking all the money from both of them.

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Awesome, I love it. My friend plays Neverwin on UB often (mostly at the 150/300 level) and thinks he is a joke.

Ive never played him myself so Im not going to comment, but he played me his full length heads up session with Neverwin on Pokertracker...and unless NW was drunk, or in some weird mood, Im inclined to belive both my friend and Paluka. (that being said, I would probably be a joke against NW, but I was commenting based on skill levels based on those limits)

[Jax_Grinder]

WSOP, $5K NLHE.

1 Chris Bigler 113,700 Chips
2 John Bonetti 112,100 Chips
3 Patrik Antonius 109,000 Chips
4 T.J. Cloutier 96,700 Chips
5 Liz Lieu 92,000 Chips
6 Siagzar "Reza" Payvar 81,000 Chips
7 Morgan Machina 71,600 Chips
8 William Blanda 70,600 Chips
9 Hoyt Corkins 63,800 Chips
10 Vincent Napolitano 62,000 Chips
11 Meng La 60,100 Chips
12 Sean McCabe 57,100 Chips
13 Vellaisamy Senthilkumar 55,500 Chips
14 Robbie Frank 55,100 Chips
15 Neal Wang 54,000 Chips
16 Steven Zoine 50,200 Chips
17 Gregg Turk 50,100 Chips
18 Dustin Woolf 48,600 Chips
19 Hieu Ngoc 'Tony' Ma 48,200 Chips
20 Jennifer Harman Traniello 47,900 Chips

I haven't seen the latest field update, but he appears to still be in it with 40 or so left. Of course, this will probably just invite the 'so, he's getting lucky, blah blah blah' comments, but so be it.