Like the my best hand program on ESPN

[betgo]

Seems to be interesting, but accessable to a general audience.

Liked Brunson's hand from 1958 where he called Moss' overbet on the river with jack high, reading that Moss had a lower busted straight and the other guy would fold his pair to that much action.

Also Arieh's fold of the flush against Murphy and Harrington's check/call of the overbet push with TPNK to win the WSOP.

[NanaAnna]

I wonder if Greg Raymer knows of his tell that Annie Duke says she picked up on.

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I wonder if Greg Raymer knows of his tell that Annie Duke says she picked up on.

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Probably the one Harrington mentioned that his glasses turn a different color when he is bluffing.

[Kaeser]

Maybe the tell she was talking about was that after getting re-raised he only re-re-raises with a bigger pair then 10's.

I picked up on an incredibly usable tell on Greg Raymer.

When he gets involved in a hand/pot, he takes his glasses from the table and puts them over his eyes.

All of the hands they're using in that series are from 'The Best Hand I Ever Played' by Steve Rosenbloom. It's an excellent read and definately worth picking up.

Gary

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Seems to be interesting, but accessable to a general audience.

Liked Brunson's hand from 1958 where he called Moss' overbet on the river with jack high, reading that Moss had a lower busted straight and the other guy would fold his pair to that much action.

Also Arieh's fold of the flush against Murphy and Harrington's check/call of the overbet push with TPNK to win the WSOP.

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[lighterjobs]

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Liked Brunson's hand from 1958 where he called Moss' overbet on the river with jack high, reading that Moss had a lower busted straight and the other guy would fold his pair to that much action.

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which episode was that on?

Have I missed something or is it "The best hand I ever played that was filmed by ESPN?"

I'd hate to be the pro that played their best hand on FSN or Travel Channel.

[lonn19]

True .. They will only show it if it was on ESPN or never televised at all(i.e.: Brunson's hand).

I didn't think the hand they showed from that Gavin kid was anything special, he limped on the button, and took down a small pot with nothing when neither of his opponents had top pair, I'm sure he's played better hands with bigger pots.
Arieh's laydown was nice.