Go Go Go Go!!!!! (WSOP Final Table Broadcast) - Page 5

johnp158 · #**101** 08-11-06, 04:15 AM

No joke. I was getting pretty excited there. Thought he might double up.

Talking Poker · #**102** 08-11-06, 04:16 AM

I missed the preflop action, but I think AC had AJ (the flop was AJ3).

JDMcNugent7 · #**103** 08-11-06, 04:16 AM

ah it wasnt that bad, if he has a hand like 88 - TT like i think, there wasnt much else he could do besides play it really weak and fold to a turn bet. with his chip stack i'd prob play it the same.

jaeh00d · #**104** 08-11-06, 04:17 AM

i'm with you and that one... cunningham was my pick once there were around 60 or so left. i jusy feel he has the endurance to take this until 9am if these guys dont want to and begin to get a little jumpy and impatient. and yea he's always had that nervous twitch

GTDawg · #**105** 08-11-06, 04:18 AM

You'd check in the dark?

Like Phil said...I'd peg you for a mid-pp hoping to hit hard.

JDMcNugent7 · #**106** 08-11-06, 04:20 AM

no, not that part- but id prob check raise. he gains so much info by doing that with AC's chip stack there its ridiculous.

GTDawg · #**107** 08-11-06, 04:23 AM

Holy crap what a bluff

JDMcNugent7 · #**108** 08-11-06, 04:23 AM

are they serious with the trip aces for AC?

wow there is no freakin way i put him on a hand anything like that- i thought he was purely making a move.

ChipFish · #**109** 08-11-06, 04:24 AM

Wow!

Talking Poker · #**110** 08-11-06, 04:25 AM

That was one SICK bluff.... nh.

Of course Cunningham didn't have an Ace - he would have instacalled.

JDMcNugent7 · #**111** 08-11-06, 04:27 AM

he said he had TT with T hearts.

i really coulndt beleive when they said they thought he had Trip aces with a high Heart kicker tho.

Tony Cheval · #**112** 08-11-06, 04:27 AM

Yeah, this whole showing uncalled hands thing is getting rediculous.

Entertaining for us, but geeze.

Talking Poker · #**113** 08-11-06, 04:32 AM

It's not bad for Cunningham, but it's bad for the others. He'll do more with the information that he gains than they will with the information he gives out.

There is a time and a place to show your hands, and when you are at the Final Table of the WSOP with $12 million up for grabs - with players who are better than you are - that's not the time to be showing your hands, IMO.

Jamie Gold also talks way too much. I actually think he's pretty easy to read. I've been waiting for him to surprise me, but he hasn't yet.

That hand when he raised and AC reraised all in was the only surprise for me... I didn't think he was weak there, and AC obviously did (or else he had a monster and didn't care). Yes, those mid-pair hands make sense... just saying - I thought he was strong.

jaeh00d · #**114** 08-11-06, 04:32 AM

i just read a hand update there on cardplayer and saw that hand...jesus christ that is one huge gutsy bluff there... with the board pairing and three to the flush... with a raise and a reaise over the top all in.. that is just sick..

Talking Poker · #**115** 08-11-06, 04:35 AM

Yeah, Gold is talking WAY too much. I wish Cunningham was a little bit stronger right now, because I think an all in would get Gold to fold his hand.

Edit: Damn, he folded. I think he had a pair and a straight draw. Alan had something like J9.... Big laydown.

Looking forward to seeing that on on tv for sure.