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On July 16 2011 13:33 trias_e wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2011 13:32 Karak wrote: i think a flat is fine and honestly not a bad play as long as you are planning to jam over his cbet on nearly every flop (except a truly horrible one like AKQ monotone or something). This. Could even flat flop and ship turn if opp's range is weak enough and he is spazzy enough. Depends on opp. If opp is solid postflop then just raise pre.
Nah flatting the flop is pretty bad. Just jam with those stack sizes.
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On July 16 2011 13:31 Bao wrote:i think pfr was utg and he was utg+1 and didnt wanna ship. i didnt see stack sizes though, tuned in just in the middle of the hand
I really hate flatting TT in mtt's. Too many overcards can flop and you have no idea where you're at if they do. Better to play it smart and 3bet/shove pre. Also if you 3bet the UTG raiser, it gives your hand image immense strength, so that helps fold equity too.
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I'm saying that more im portantly than the fold post flop, was the fact that he didn't keep aggression in position preflop, since that would set him up better for that flop.
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On July 16 2011 13:33 Zlasher wrote: Bothers me that they keep calling him inexperienced when he probably has more hands in his life than most of the guys in that table lol
Just think how many more he could have if he also wasn't top NA Protoss when practicing at least 4 hours a day prob more
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Yeah, IDK what Kiwi was doing flatting pre. What positions were they in, I missed it?
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so pretty much since I live in US ... sucks for online poker?
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On July 16 2011 13:35 ShooTouts wrote: so pretty much since I live in US ... sucks for online poker? doesn't just suck, it is illegal lol
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Sooooo awesome seeing Kiwi on tv!
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On July 16 2011 13:33 Zlasher wrote: Bothers me that they keep calling him inexperienced when he probably has more hands in his life than most of the guys in that table lol they're not referring to his experience in poker but his experience in live..
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On July 16 2011 13:35 ShooTouts wrote: so pretty much since I live in US ... sucks for online poker? yeah it sucks living in the states, however when you live 10mins away form Alantic City it aint so bad
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damn hope kiwi does good hes my favorite player.
sucks about the 10/10 hand. i would of folded there too but im not very good at poker, but the way they talked about it i guess it was the wrong move.
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On July 16 2011 13:34 Karak wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2011 13:33 trias_e wrote:On July 16 2011 13:32 Karak wrote: i think a flat is fine and honestly not a bad play as long as you are planning to jam over his cbet on nearly every flop (except a truly horrible one like AKQ monotone or something). This. Could even flat flop and ship turn if opp's range is weak enough and he is spazzy enough. Depends on opp. If opp is solid postflop then just raise pre. Nah flatting the flop is pretty bad. Just jam with those stack sizes.
Yeah good point, so little behind you will get called by worse if you jam.
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On July 16 2011 13:36 HomicidaL wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2011 13:35 ShooTouts wrote: so pretty much since I live in US ... sucks for online poker? yeah it sucks living in the states, however when you live 10mins away form Alantic City it aint so bad
Atlantic city is god's blind spot, that place is a dump :/
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UUUUuuuuHHHHhhhhhhh *goes to break*
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On July 16 2011 13:36 daxile wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2011 13:33 Zlasher wrote: Bothers me that they keep calling him inexperienced when he probably has more hands in his life than most of the guys in that table lol they're not referring to his experience in poker but his experience in live..
I'm pretty sure they were clearly stating his PLAY, not how he reacted in a live setting.
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On July 16 2011 13:33 FawkingGoomba wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2011 13:31 ReignFayth wrote:On July 16 2011 13:31 FawkingGoomba wrote: Fayth is he still in it? no i busted day 2 still got 20% of kiwi though Oh you're not there live? The stream's delayed by 30 minutes so I was wondering if anything happened that we hadn't seen yet. i booked my flight to come back home right when i busted, didn't feel like sticking around, busting from ME is pretty frustrating, everybody always insta-leave after it ;p
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On July 16 2011 13:34 Karak wrote: Fayth,
Someone said earlier ITT Kiwi had 100% of himself. Guess that wasn't the case. Did he swap or sell action? What % does he have? he has ~50% i believe
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It's also really hard to pull the trigger in a live tournament, the WSOP ME especially, that late for your entire stack. It's a lot easier for me to sit here at home and say that's an EZ shove than it is to be very deep in a WSOP event and do it. I've been there (not deep in the ME, but deep in other liv WSOP events, sunday mil, etc.). It's a lot of pressure.
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