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#142
07-12-2005, 03:53 PM
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Re: Boyd eliminated
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[ QUOTE ] Daniel Shak raises to $20,000 preflop. Greg Raymer reraises him another $25,000, and Shak reraises another $50,000. Raymer calls. The flop comes 9c-8c-6c, and Shak pushes all-in for another $200,000 and Raymer calls. Raymer shows Ac-10s, while Shak shows K-K. The turn is another club, making a nut flush for Raymer, and the river is a heart, eliminating Shak and adding another $300,000 to our chip leader's stack. [/ QUOTE ] $50,000? What a horrible reraise. [/ QUOTE ] that's what i was thinking. 
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#144
07-12-2005, 03:55 PM
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Re: Boyd eliminated
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Quick and consistent updates from CardPlayer so far today. Let's hope they keep it up. I don't see why they should go any longer than 3 minutes per post...sometimes they'll go as much as 15 mins. [/ QUOTE ] If 15 minutes is what it takes for them to actually get one of these right, I'm all for it.
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#145
07-12-2005, 03:58 PM
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Re: Boyd eliminated
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[ QUOTE ] Daniel Shak raises to $20,000 preflop. Greg Raymer reraises him another $25,000, and Shak reraises another $50,000. Raymer calls. The flop comes 9c-8c-6c, and Shak pushes all-in for another $200,000 and Raymer calls. Raymer shows Ac-10s, while Shak shows K-K. The turn is another club, making a nut flush for Raymer, and the river is a heart, eliminating Shak and adding another $300,000 to our chip leader's stack. [/ QUOTE ] $50,000? What a horrible reraise. [/ QUOTE ] It was horrendus, Raymer had to call just $50,000 (pennies considering his big stack) to see a flop in a $200,000 pot. The guy completely defines his hand so that Raymer knows he has AA-KK maybe QQ so that he can easily get away if the flop doesn't suit him. When the flop comes all clubs and Raymer as the nut draw with the Ace of clubs easiest call in the book. Guy gave him pot odds the whole way.
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#146
07-12-2005, 04:06 PM
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Raymer the Boss
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Raymer's The Boss: It seems as if everyone at Raymer's table has seen what's he's capable of and they're allowing him to take down many pots uncontested. However, JC Tran has just been moved to Raymer's table, and currently has position on him, so stay with Card Player to see how things develop. [/ QUOTE ] Not surprising...
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#147
07-12-2005, 04:08 PM
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Re: Greg picks up where he left off...
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[ QUOTE ] Quote: Date / Time: 2005-07-12 12:22:00 Title: Daniel Shak Eliminated ($39,075) Log: Daniel Shak limps into the pot, Greg Raymer raises, and then Shak reraises to $60,000. Raymer thinks for a while, staring down Shak before calling. The flop comes 9c-6c-4c, and Shak moves all in. Raymer looks at the board, looks at his cards, and calls. Shak shows pocket kings (Ks-Kd), while Raymer has Ac-10s (flush draw). Raymer needs an ace or a club to eliminate Shak. The turn card is the Jc, making Raymer his flush, and Shak is drawing dead. (The meaningless river card is the 4d.) Daniel Shak is eliminated in the vicinity of 183rd place, earning $39,075. [/ QUOTE ] and then [ QUOTE ] Quote: Raymer's KK takes down Daniel Shak's A-10, Minh Ly busts two with 77 against AK and AA. Kevin... [/ QUOTE ] accuracy shmacuracy [/ QUOTE ] How is this report from pokerwire... Greg Raymer knocks out Daniel Shak Daniel Shak was all in on the flop of [6[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]][4[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]][9[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]] with [A[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]][10[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]] and was called by Greg Raymer who turned up [K[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]][K[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]]. The turn came [J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]] giving Raymer the nut straight to take the pot. Shak was drawing dead and the river [4[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]] could not help. Shak was eliminated. Apparently a phantom straight beats an ace high flush....WTF
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#148
07-12-2005, 04:08 PM
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Re: Boyd eliminated
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3000 4500 20000 20000 25000 25000 ------ 103.5K Effectively each player has $250K left What is your perfect bet here? THe 50K reraise allows him to make a pot size bet on the flop which Greg can't draw at if he has a drawing hand. Depending on the report you believe Greg flopped a monster draw which was about all he could call with. If his stack is lees than half the pot, it's almost unusable post flop, so he would like to be all in preflop, but then again he really can't do that without folding greg.
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#149
07-12-2005, 04:09 PM
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Re: Raymer the Boss
Everyone called that when they saw the seat assignments. Then he goes and busts one of the bigger competing stacks at his table in the first couple of minutes... not envying those guys at the moment.
A tricky, gutsy player with a healthy stack is needed to slow him down.
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#150
07-12-2005, 04:11 PM
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Re: Boyd eliminated
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Daniel Shak raises to $20,000 preflop. Greg Raymer reraises him another $25,000, and Shak reraises another $50,000. Raymer calls. The flop comes 9c-8c-6c, and Shak pushes all-in for another $200,000 and Raymer calls. Raymer shows Ac-10s, while Shak shows K-K. The turn is another club, making a nut flush for Raymer, and the river is a heart, eliminating Shak and adding another $300,000 to our chip leader's stack. [/ QUOTE ] $50,000? What a horrible reraise. [/ QUOTE ] It was horrendus, Raymer had to call just $50,000 (pennies considering his big stack) to see a flop in a $200,000 pot. The guy completely defines his hand so that Raymer knows he has AA-KK maybe QQ so that he can easily get away if the flop doesn't suit him. When the flop comes all clubs and Raymer as the nut draw with the Ace of clubs easiest call in the book. Guy gave him pot odds the whole way. [/ QUOTE ] Not to mention the gutshot straight draw. Obviously, it's a call either way, but Fossilman was actually a favorite on this flop.
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