WSOP 2018 Main Event
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I’d be pissed as well massive slow roll he’s never folding in that spot
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I'm cutting them both a lot of slack after 10 hours of heads up playing for the biggest prize of their lives.
lol, Joe Cada finishes 5th in the Main Event and is now 1/10 in the $1500 Closer event, $612k up top
Aussie Tristan Wade busted 17th shoving 87ss and getting called by 88 (4.5 to 1 dog)
Aussie Tristan Wade busted 17th shoving 87ss and getting called by 88 (4.5 to 1 dog)
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Didn't realise Kahle had won so much. I remember him playing the pub poker scene just a few short years ago.
http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=143283
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The heads up was brilliant.
Watched the first 3 hours, then the family revolted and the footy was on.
Kept checking back over the next few hours, and watched the last hour.
Both players were brilliant. It was interesting watching the fatigue set in, and the decision making slow down due to them not wanting to make mistakes.
Totally understandable why Cynn played the last hand slowly.
Glad to see cynn win, thought he was the better player overall in the heads up. And he certainly had the cards to help him throughout the last day.
Watched the first 3 hours, then the family revolted and the footy was on.
Kept checking back over the next few hours, and watched the last hour.
Both players were brilliant. It was interesting watching the fatigue set in, and the decision making slow down due to them not wanting to make mistakes.
Totally understandable why Cynn played the last hand slowly.
Glad to see cynn win, thought he was the better player overall in the heads up. And he certainly had the cards to help him throughout the last day.
Seems like a good ambassador for poker
just watching that sick hand again
have added a little bit to my original review of the hand: https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/wsop-2018-main-event.1198879/#post-56740795
Labat was 2/10 before this hand, would have been 3/10 if he folded, was 9/9 after calling and losing. He finished 9th for 1m. Not folding cost him ~$1-2m. I'd say he levelled himself by flatting Manion, if he had put in a 3-bet it would have probably been easier to fold to the 5-bet overshove.
Was good to see Alex insta-fold 10s and with a slight chuckle..
have added a little bit to my original review of the hand: https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/wsop-2018-main-event.1198879/#post-56740795
Labat was 2/10 before this hand, would have been 3/10 if he folded, was 9/9 after calling and losing. He finished 9th for 1m. Not folding cost him ~$1-2m. I'd say he levelled himself by flatting Manion, if he had put in a 3-bet it would have probably been easier to fold to the 5-bet overshove.
Was good to see Alex insta-fold 10s and with a slight chuckle..
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I remember watching this series only recently on Foxtel. Was happy John won, he's a pretty likable guy, has fun at the table but is respectful and not a dick. He probably sums up the mathematically and range game that modern poker is, a number of times you see him stopping and saying out loud he needs to calculate the odds of whether to call or not. I don't reckon everyone was doing this a decade ago.
