Re: A much more interesting Entire HH (2 of 2)
On a somewhat unrelated note, thinking about this hand reminds me of the 2003 final table example that Harrington uses in Vol 1 about "disguised luck." If you were to raise 600 or so, muffin pushes with his AK, aks likely folds his KJ and doesnt get the chance to suckout. You fold to the raise and become short chipped, with muffin having a very large stack, drastically impacting the rest of the game.
Poker is a funny game.
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