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07-11-2005, 08:07 PM
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Called an all in with 10 high at the WSOP
Can't remember what event or even who the guy was, I believe he was Russian. But his hole cards were exposed, his opponent pushed and he called with 10 high and won. My buddy doesn't believe it, anyone have a link to the story behind it? I know there was a video on cardplayer about it, but I can't find it. Thanks for the help.
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07-11-2005, 08:09 PM
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Re: Called an all in with 10 high at the WSOP
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07-11-2005, 08:14 PM
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Re: Called an all in with 10 high at the WSOP
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07-12-2005, 06:09 AM
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Re: Called an all in with 10 high at the WSOP
Not really psychology.. As Mike Matusow would say, Kiril has "Big Balls!"
If his opponent saw Kiril's hand, it's fairly obvious the guy is putting a play on Kiril when he moves all in. You just need to have the balls to call it. Also, that could have been an intentional angle shoot by Kiril, a brilliant one at that. "Oh I thought he checkd!?" If the other guy has good hand, he's going to check behind because he knows Kiril is not going to call.. If the other guy can't beat Kiril's hand, he's going to push.
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07-12-2005, 08:59 AM
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Re: Called an all in with 10 high at the WSOP
[ QUOTE ]
Not really psychology.. As Mike Matusow would say, Kiril has "Big Balls!" If his opponent saw Kiril's hand, it's fairly obvious the guy is putting a play on Kiril when he moves all in. You just need to have the balls to call it. Also, that could have been an intentional angle shoot by Kiril, a brilliant one at that. "Oh I thought he checkd!?" If the other guy has good hand, he's going to check behind because he knows Kiril is not going to call.. If the other guy can't beat Kiril's hand, he's going to push. [/ QUOTE ] Do you routinely check behind on the river when you are positive you have your opponent beat? Do you dislike money?
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