Like the my best hand program on ESPN

[masse75]

I think they should use actors to recreate the hands. For Phil Hellmuth, I want Christoper Walken.

[RiverTheNuts]

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I think they should use actors to recreate the hands. For Phil Hellmuth, I want Christoper Walken.

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Donkeys alwasy draw in a Walken accent would be priceless

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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.

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Well that'd be incorrect then. I've seen him 3 bet preflop with AK [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

[MyMindIsGoing]

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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.

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Well that'd be incorrect then. I've seen him 3 bet preflop with AK [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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[benkahuna]

I like the program too and it demonstrates more poker knowledge from Chad than I think most people give him credit for having.

It's a weird cross-marketing with the book which I also liked (did a post on it in books/publications).

The best hand for Gus Hansen was on the WPT. I'm sure they use any footage that they can. For the Brunson one, there was a dramatic reenactment (which I found a bit dull, but conveyed the point better than just verbalizing what happened).

[TimTimSalabim]

I think they should pick some random Joe Schmo from the WSOP floor and interview him, it might go something like...

"Dude, after I qualified in a $40 satellite, I was stoked! So, the very first hand I get in the Main Event, I look down and see 74 offsuit. I see a bunch of pros at my table, so I decide to mess with their heads, and I push it all in. Johnny Chan calls me and turns over AA! Then the flop comes with a 7 and a 4, and you should have seen the look on his face! Dude, my best hand ever!"