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#22
05-17-2004, 01:34 AM
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Deal talks
Chip counts about 10K to 3.5K for Greg
FossilMan: pi, you wish to talk deal, or play on? pijuicer: what kind of deal FossilMan: how much cash you want to give me the seat? HostJeff [Supervisor]: I can stop the clock longer than 2 minutes if you want to talk. pijuicer: 7000 FossilMan: 5000 pijuicer: i am willing to pay 3 for my seat so i will need 7 or play [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] FossilMan: will do transfer right now through Jeff pijuicer: ok Administrator: The tournament has been manually paused for discussion of a deal. FossilMan: 5000 from my PS account to you, seat to me pijuicer: 7000 FossilMan: there is a discount involved, typically FossilMan: somebody sold seat to my buddy after winning 2, got 8000 pijuicer: i will still have to pay for my own flight and room. pijuicer: 7000 and we have a deal FossilMan: you already win a seat? pijuicer: no but i will pay 3000 out of my pocket for it pijuicer: that means i need 7000 from you FossilMan: with current chip count, most I will go is 5800 pijuicer: lets play FossilMan: If I lose some more, then I might pay 7000 HostJeff [Supervisor]: OK, there's a definite "play on" request. FossilMan: ty Jeff pijuicer: yes FossilMan: talk to me anytime you wish, pi pijuicer: ok 
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05-17-2004, 01:42 AM
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Re: Deal talks
Chip counts Fossil 8K to 4
Dealer: Game #439535850: FossilMan wins pot (2450) with two pair, Tens and Eights FossilMan: price? Dealer: FossilMan, it's your turn. You have 15 seconds to act Dealer: Player FossilMan has requested TIME FossilMan: want to talk? pijuicer: 5000 FossilMan: no ty
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#26
05-17-2004, 01:53 AM
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Re: Fossilman Wins!! Congrats!
He put a vicious beat on him, too. The guy flopped broadway and slow played it by checking flop. Turn brings a Q, they're allin on turn with a KQJQ board and he has AT vs Greg's Q9. River comes Queen! Ouch.
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#30
05-17-2004, 09:09 AM
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Re: Go Sweat Fossilman
Thanks to everyone for your support. It does feel good to know you've got a nice bunch of people cheering for you to win. And I obviously needed a little Karma during this final table, since I was all-in with the worst of it twice and won, and a couple of other key hands where I wasn't all-in, but again had the worst of it in a big pot.
The key lesson here is tempered aggression. At both tables, my heads-up opponent had a lead, and allowed me to chip away at them until they lost the lead. Especially when on the button, pijuicer folded about 20% of the time, maybe more. And they raised less than 20% of the time. I outflopped them HU, but the respite they gave me in the big blind made a huge difference, more so than the cards. Later, Greg Raymer (FossilMan)
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