WSOP horrible play.

Anyone else see the rediculous decisions Tiffany Williamson made in the late stages of the WSOP? One was a call she made against Raymer. I can't remember the posisions but Tiffany reraised with AJ, Greg reraises her reraise allin with KK. I think Greg actually made a few tells giving away the strength of his hand but I could be overanalysing. When she asks what his total chips is, he says "altogether i ONLY have 1.3 million chips". IMO only kinda hints to his subconscious desire to be called. Also, he leans back in his chair and crosses his arms, a common tell that he has a good hand. Aside from this AJ is a crappy hand when your reraised allin and should be put down immediately unless you have a good read on your opponent. So anyway she nicely doubles up Raymer. Later on she pushes a raise with A7 and wins against QQ. Two horrible plays. But anyway I'd like to see everyone's comments on mainly if I was looking too deep into what I thought were tells that Raymer was giving off and also comments on whether the AJ laydown is as nobrainer as I believe it is.

There is a WPT, etc. forum where this belongs. There have been many Williamson discussion threads there.

whoops, sorry, that is quite true, new to the forums...my appologies

Yawn, heard it all before. Use the search function.

[Noodles]

she was only playing poker for 7 months,she probably got to 15th position from constantly reraising pre flop and getting weakos to fold,
she is a prime example of how a lot of agression is good in no limit holdem.

i think people are jealous and of her success.

i say to her "well done"

[slickpoppa]

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she was only playing poker for 7 months,she probably got to 15th position from constantly reraising pre flop and getting weakos to fold,
she is a prime example of how a lot of agression is good in no limit holdem.

i think people are jealous and of her success.

i say to her "well done"

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Did you see her take 10 minutes to fold KJ against a huge preflop all-in? Either:
a) she's an idiot for even considering calling
b) she's a bitch for taking forever to fold a hand she knew she was going to fold

She's not a great poker player.

It's kind of disturbing how people take it as a personal affront to them that she isn't a great poker player. She seems to be a nice person, and congratulations to her on her success.

[Kaeser]

I doubt she's even a good poker play but she definetly played the best way to give her a chance at a high finish. She certainly can't hope to outplay the pro's on the flop so being extremely aggressive pre-flop was her only real shot.

I'm not sure why everyone here is so pissed that she took a long time folding. If anyone had wanted to at the table they could have put a clock on her.

[MikeSmith]

Why do people continue to post on this, its been drivin into the ground to the point where i almost like her. search this topic before posting you will find 10 other guys that posted the exact same thing.

This is OLD news, and I think Raymer WANTED her to know he had a monster, after being privy to her propensity to call with inferior hands.

If she has Ace-ANYTHING Raymer wants a fold there. There was a lot of $$$ already in the pot.

He deliberately let her know he was strong, IMO. A good play IMO.