GIGABET. - Page 5

Tenacious A · #1 12-16-2005, 11:46 AM

The posts that Gigabet made yesterday about waiting for the right spot to get JJ to fold the best hand were very interesting, even more so because his play didn't pan out.

OR DID IT?

Great players are always several steps ahead of their simple minded opponents. Perhaps Gigabet, in his infinite wisdom, found the tighest player, got friendly with her and purposely donated his chips to her, because he thought she'd do a good job of keeping his chips safe. He then proceded to turn 300k into $3.5m and can now take his chips back at his leisure.

Darrell, after the tournament would you mind posting the T's and C's of your deal with the devil? Thanks.

#2 12-16-2005, 12:54 PM

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The posts that Gigabet made yesterday about waiting for the right spot to get JJ to fold the best hand were very interesting, even more so because his play didn't pan out.

OR DID IT?

Great players are always several steps ahead of their simple minded opponents. Perhaps Gigabet, in his infinite wisdom, found the tighest player, got friendly with her and purposely donated his chips to her, because he thought she'd do a good job of keeping his chips safe. He then proceded to turn 300k into $3.5m and can now take his chips back at his leisure.

Darrell, after the tournament would you mind posting the T's and C's of your deal with the devil? Thanks.

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You're kidding... right?

illegit · #3 12-16-2005, 01:31 PM

You're kidding about wondering whether or not he's kidding, right?

#4 12-16-2005, 01:33 PM

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You're kidding about wondering whether or not he's kidding, right?

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The other guy just suggested that Gigabet wanted to be the short stack, since it would let J.J. "protect his chips".

Yeah, I'm sure Gigabet was sure he'd triple back up sooner or later.

illegit · #5 12-16-2005, 02:19 PM

Right, i saw what he said and it was glaringly obvious it was with tongue firmly in cheek.

ChuckyB · #6 12-16-2005, 07:43 PM

...reading Gigabet's post re-affirms why I love poker...and why I'm still in the small stakes games. That's Ph.D-level thinking.

Copernicus · #7 12-19-2005, 12:41 AM

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...reading Gigabet's post re-affirms why I love poker...and why I'm still in the small stakes games. That's Ph.D-level thinking.

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If you have a PhD in creationism maybe.