Re: A Daniel Negreanu quote:
 

is calling a preflop reraise w/ j-4-5-8 in HU pl omaha a standard play?

Re: A Daniel Negreanu quote:
 

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DN is surprisingly results oriented for someone at such a high level.

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That probably has something to do with the stakes. A lot of pros are balking at the $100k level, and DN is willing to play $500k. I cannot imagine that Negreanu can be playing comfortably within his bankroll here, and being results oriented tends to be a side-effect of that mistake.

Re: A Daniel Negreanu quote:
 

He made the raise with position and called a reraise. Read more carefully.

Re: A Daniel Negreanu quote:
 

Maybe because he felt he was a big favorite. He only said this several times.

Re: A Daniel Negreanu quote:
 

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DN is surprisingly results oriented for someone at such a high level.

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Which is why he lost the first match in stud and still thought he was a big favorite, right?

Re: A Daniel Negreanu quote:
 

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is calling a preflop reraise w/ j-4-5-8 in HU pl omaha a standard play?

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He made the raise with position and called a reraise. Read more carefully.

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pretty hard to call a RERAISE w/out it being previously raised genius.

Re: A Daniel Negreanu quote:
 

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is calling a preflop reraise w/ j-4-5-8 in HU pl omaha a standard play?

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He made the raise with position and called a reraise. Read more carefully.

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pretty hard to call a RERAISE w/out it being previously raised genius.

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Vince Van Patton could do it.

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is calling a preflop reraise w/ j-4-5-8 in HU pl omaha a standard play?

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You can play just about anything HU in omaha.

Re: A Daniel Negreanu quote:
 

Meanwhile Barry makes it to the final table in todays PLO high event [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Re: A Daniel Negreanu quote:
 

That Daniel guy is some amazing player, either he is getting shitty cards and losing or massively outplaying his opponents and winning. Sounds almost as good as Bill Fillmaff.