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09-11-05, 01:17 AM
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He just got really lucky.
All in preflop K J, vs K 8 and A Q He hits the Jack, and nearly triples up...he's now in 10th of 18 |
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09-11-05, 01:30 AM
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I saw him call all in with 55 earlier and beat AQ. He commented that it was the first race of 4 that he's won.... I can't verify that part, obviously.
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#3
09-11-05, 01:36 AM
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ive been watching on and off for a couple of hours and OMG hgave i seen some bad beats, i mean we all get them, but when they cost you the difference between $2k and $5k i would be a little more pissed than normal!
For example. AA vs KQ, KQ rivers a Q to make trips and knock some1 out! |
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#4
09-11-05, 01:42 AM
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Barry's crippled now. Tried to steal on the button with K10. SB reraised all in with A4. Barry never improves and sits in last place now. Even if he doubles up...he's still going to be in last place...lol
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#5
09-11-05, 01:53 AM
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How funny that he busted out 16th, when for hours and hours, Poker Stars has been saying HE would be participating in their live broadcast when the tourney get down to 15 players?
Spooky. |
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#7
09-11-05, 02:14 AM
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$160?
Do you mean $148,000 if he won? Either way, of course they could afford it. That kind of money is chump change to Poker Stars. |
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