[dankhank]

thanks for the hands gambler. are we to assume that when the river action is blank, that it went check-check? those hands to me show good postflop abilities combined with pre-flop looseness in multi-way pots. A9o UTG raise is the only totaly reckless move i saw.

three-betting the QJ hand was the most interesting preflop move to me, as i would just call there. i wouldn't have ever seen the turn, but he won a nice pot.

first KK hand is both wild and conservative protecting of the hand at the same time.

nigel said derb has a good preflop foundation and that it is bet-bet, raise-raise after that. well, how different of a style is that from what any solid winner is doing? the difference is that derb does it so much that he has some camoflauge for his good hands. the A6o hand against gambler's QT shows derb is aware of his image, and sometimes over-responds to it.