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06-18-05, 09:47 PM
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Looking for a permenant place on the "fuck you" list Chip? Damn, whole forum full of dickheads....................
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06-18-05, 10:01 PM
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lol whoa now slow down penguin
although i don't agree with the call either... i can see why you made it. $50 was important to your roll, and thats the way it is. sometimes people make strange decisions when there is money involved. either way you ended up at the final table right? you were at one point the chip leader? looking back, the AA hand didn't even really effect the outcome of the tournament. i mean, maybe slightly as in a couple of spots you might have doubled those chips, but i mean hey -- you made it to the final table. congrats. now let's drop this BS and move onto the next thread |
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06-19-05, 12:28 AM
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For the record, I don't think there is a right and a wrong play here. You can make a case for either folding or pushing.... or even calling. This situation is more about personal preference than right or wrong.
I would have pushed, but I wouldn't fault someone for a second for folding here if they explained why they were folding, which Penguin has done. In the Main Event of the WSOP, if we're down to the bubble and there is a $20k or so difference between being knocked out next ($0) and folding for a few hands and waiting for someone else to be knocked out.... you can bet your ass it's going to be hard for me to play any hand against a bigger stack, even AA. I'd like to think I would push my chips in, but when it comes down to it, I don't know that I would. I'm pretty sure I would, but like I said, I don't know... |
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