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#191
07-09-2005, 12:58 AM
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Moneymaker crippled
Amir Vahedi doubled through Chris Moneymaker. With a board showing [T][4][K][Q][5], Vahedi 's 58k all-in was called by Moneymaker. Vahedi's [A][J] made a straight and crippled Moneymaker's chip stack when Moneymaker showed [4][4].
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#192
07-09-2005, 01:00 AM
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Re: Who is left for tommorrow ?
I just got back from the Tournament. I [censored]' can't wait to start (had to drop f-bombs before the tournament starts)
Highlight of the approx. 30 minutes I was there: Some guy in an english soccer jersey who hasn't looked like he cut his hair in a year has his mouth duct-taped. He gets all-in and takes off his duct tape and begis to berate the dealer and other player with "bleeps" (he said "bleep" not the f-bomb it represents). After the hand is dealt, he wins and stands on his chair and says some unitelliglbe things. Anything to get on TV I guess. I'm sure he'll be on there. Also, Men the Master is out, he was playing a omaha/8 game (could have been rotation) in the live action area with a decent crowd at the rail.
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#193
07-09-2005, 01:01 AM
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Re: Moneymaker crippled
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Amir Vahedi doubled through Chris Moneymaker. With a board showing [T][4][K][Q][5], Vahedi 's 58k all-in was called by Moneymaker. Vahedi's [A][J] made a straight and crippled Moneymaker's chip stack when Moneymaker showed [4][4]. [/ QUOTE ] One of the few hands posted thus far that actually makes sense. Usually it's been someone goes all in then some moron calls with 5 high.
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#194
07-09-2005, 01:02 AM
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Re: Who is left for tommorrow ?
The dumber you act, the more likely you are to get on TV. It's a poker event, but no one's interested in the poker.
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#196
07-09-2005, 01:09 AM
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Re: Who is left for tommorrow ?
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Moneymaker just doubled with 2 pair against TPTK. [/ QUOTE ] Nice. I know I'm in the minority, but I want him to do well.
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#197
07-09-2005, 01:11 AM
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Re: The real story of Hennigan\'s bust out
Incorrect yet again. Hennigan opens in early with 7 4 and is called in two places. The flop is 2 4 5 and he bets 2,500, one caller. Turn is a jack and both check. River is a 4 and Hennigan moves in and is called.
I don't know where everyone gets all this false information. It's almost like they make it up. Jon
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#199
07-09-2005, 01:13 AM
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Re: The real story of Hennigan\'s bust out
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Incorrect yet again. Hennigan opens in early with 7 4 and is called in two places. The flop is 2 4 5 and he bets 2,500, one caller. Turn is a jack and both check. River is a 4 and Hennigan moves in and is called. I don't know where everyone gets all this false information. It's almost like they make it up. Jon [/ QUOTE ] First incorrect info was from Cardplayer. My post was from Pokerwire. Are you there?
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