Andrew Black

Has anyone heard what he was holding besides the ace in the hand he lost to the set of kings? I'm thinking it had to be the other king..but haven't seen the answer anywhere.

[daryn]

almost no chance it was the other king

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almost no chance it was the other king

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I heard it's more like a 1 in 52 chance.

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almost no chance it was the other king

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I heard it's more like a 1 in 52 chance.

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or more like a 1 in 46 chance.

sucks when your trying to be all witty and sarcastic and you fuc.k up the math huh?

[whiskeytown]

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almost no chance it was the other king

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I heard it's more like a 1 in 52 chance.

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or more like a 1 in 46 chance.

sucks when your trying to be all witty and sarcastic and you fuc.k up the math huh?

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Only when some insufferable prick points it out.

RB

[Nigel]

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or more like a 1 in 46 chance.

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even that's not right.

[man]

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almost no chance it was the other king

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I heard it's more like a 1 in 52 chance.

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or more like a 1 in 46 chance.

sucks when your trying to be all witty and sarcastic and you fuc.k up the math huh?

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given the information we have about the players, the probability is nowhere near this simple, if even possible to calculate.

[Sponger15SB]

Crap, and here I thought this OP was going to be about his multimillion dollar endorsement deal with kleenex.

[sciencebeagle]

I think its almost certain that he had the King of hearts. If I remember correctly, Hachem had K /images/graemlins/diamond.gifK /images/graemlins/spade.gif and the flop came down Kxx with two hearts. This gave Hachem a set and Black TPTK with the nut flush draw. I think the only way Black could have called Hachems preflop raise and every street like he did until the river was with A /images/graemlins/heart.gifK /images/graemlins/heart.gif.

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I think its almost certain that he had the King of hearts. If I remember correctly, Hachem had K /images/graemlins/diamond.gifK /images/graemlins/spade.gif and the flop came down Kxx with two hearts. This gave Hachem a set and Black TPTK with the nut flush draw. I think the only way Black could have called Hachems preflop raise and every street like he did until the river was with A /images/graemlins/heart.gifK /images/graemlins/heart.gif.

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Doubt it. In fact, I think Chad actually got it right when he predicted Black had a strong A. This seems even more plausible when you look at the action on every street (which wasn't Black calling KANTER all the way down). Kanter bets. Black, like the aggressive SOB that he is, raises it 4x the bet in a steal attempt. Kanter checks on the turn when he filled up and Black checks behind him, realizing that Kanter is going nowhere. Black then seems to make a crying call on the river when Kanter bets something like 1/7 of the pot. AQ/J/10 seems like the perfect fit. Also, his body language on the river call screamed a no pair/high-card crying call.

Anyone agree?

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AK and AA are the only real possibilites correct?

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I think the only way Black could have called Hachems preflop raise and every street like he did until the river was with A /images/graemlins/heart.gif K /images/graemlins/heart.gif .

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the way black played that final table he could have had A /images/graemlins/heart.gifX /images/graemlins/heart.gif. strange that the range you put him on is so narrow? i could understand if it was dannenman, a guy that never played a hand, but black?

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I think its almost certain that he had the King of hearts. If I remember correctly, Hachem had K /images/graemlins/diamond.gifK /images/graemlins/spade.gif and the flop came down Kxx with two hearts. This gave Hachem a set and Black TPTK with the nut flush draw. I think the only way Black could have called Hachems preflop raise and every street like he did until the river was with A /images/graemlins/heart.gifK /images/graemlins/heart.gif.

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Kanter had the KK

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I think its almost certain that he had the King of hearts. If I remember correctly, Hachem had K /images/graemlins/diamond.gifK /images/graemlins/spade.gif and the flop came down Kxx with two hearts. This gave Hachem a set and Black TPTK with the nut flush draw. I think the only way Black could have called Hachems preflop raise and every street like he did until the river was with A /images/graemlins/heart.gifK /images/graemlins/heart.gif.

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Doubt it. In fact, I think Chad actually got it right when he predicted Black had a strong A. This seems even more plausible when you look at the action on every street (which wasn't Black calling KANTER all the way down). Kanter bets. Black, like the aggressive SOB that he is, raises it 4x the bet in a steal attempt. Kanter checks on the turn when he filled up and Black checks behind him, realizing that Kanter is going nowhere. Black then seems to make a crying call on the river when Kanter bets something like 1/7 of the pot. AQ/J/10 seems like the perfect fit. Also, his body language on the river call screamed a no pair/high-card crying call.

Anyone agree?

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Finally, somebody else gets it. To me, his reaction to the river bet screamed "I tried to resteal but got caught and now I have just barely enough of this to make a crying call."

[SossMan]

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almost no chance it was the other king

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I heard it's more like a 1 in 52 chance.

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or more like a 1 in 46 chance.

sucks when your trying to be all witty and sarcastic and you fuc.k up the math huh?

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god, that was so funny. thanks.

[Joseph Busti]

nh

[swarm]

There is no way Black has AK here, he is not some tight nit and Kanter had been making plays at pots all night.

My guess is he had Ax of hearts, possibly the 8 has he would of had a pair to call with even though he knew he was likely dead on the river. AK calls like lightning with how the hand was played.