doug lee is gooot!

thats not necessarily true because he might want to make a similar play in another spot. maybe that time he could fold. but if he gave the appearance he was going to call with anything it might work better.

[Miles Ahead]

What's not true?

And I'm not sure I understand what the similar play would be later. Are you saying he risked 20% of his stack on that call to set up his image as a calling station so that nobody will try to bluff him out of a pot?

[miami32]

Go Hudak. Who used to post here by the way.

what was hudack's two plus two name?
the kid's got talent..bound to make a big win

[siccjay]

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Are you saying he risked 20% of his stack on that call to set up his image as a calling station so that nobody will try to bluff him out of a pot?

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He's basically saying that he is wrong and he's trying to make it look good.

[Miles Ahead]

Damn, that was fast. Doug Lee busted out after only 5 hands in today's final table.

Date / Time: 2005-11-22 14:46:00
Title: J.C. Tran Doubles Through Doug Lee
Log: Hand #3 - Scotty Nguyen has the button in seat 6, Doug Lee raises to $15,000 from the small blind, and Tran calls from the big blind. The flop comes Kc-8c-2c, Doug Lee bets $20,000, and Tran calls. The turn card is the 9h, Doug Lee moves all in, and Tran immediately calls all in for $61,000. Doug Lee shows Kh-2h (two pair), but Tran flopped the nuts with Ac-5c (flush). Doug Lee needs to catch a two or a king to bust Tran. The river card is the Jc, and J.C. Tran doubles up to $196,000 in chips.

AND

Date / Time: 2005-11-22 14:55:00
Title: Doug Lee Eliminated in 8th Place ($50,384)
Log: Hand #5 - J.C. Tran has the button in seat 8, Doug Lee raises, and Pham calls from the big blind. The flop comes Ks-Qh-9s, Pham checks, Doug Lee bets $14,000, and Pham calls. The turn card is the 5c, Pham checks, Doug Lee moves all in, and Pham quickly calls. Doug Lee shows Kh-2c (pair of kings), but Pham shows Jd-10s for a flopped king-high straight. Doug Lee is drawing dead, and the meaningless river card is the Qs. Doug Lee is eliminated in eighth place, earning $50,384.

no what im saying is the most important thing when u play aggressive is to make your opponent think they cant bluff u. you dont realize all the chips lee can steal by making this play.

[2+2 wannabe]

tough to win when your opponents flop the nuts twice against you

[gobboboy]

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tough to win when you are terrible

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FYP

[Miles Ahead]

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tough to win when your opponents flop the nuts twice against you

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Tough to win, but not tough to avoid losing all your chips holding only top pair/no kicker.