High Stakes Poker season 6
DWANS bluff on the last hand against Ivey was insaneee...400k on the river with 9 high
...hes awesome..ive been watching durr play for 3 years now..he plays on fulltilt poker....he has the biggest balls in poker..hes not afraid of anything....
DWANS bluff on the last hand against Ivey was insaneee...400k on the river with 9 high
...hes awesome..ive been watching durr play for 3 years now..he plays on fulltilt poker....he has the biggest balls in poker..hes not afraid of anything....
it looked like Ivey was going to call too, it was obvious that Dwan was very nervous but that could be a reverse tell too, but almost every time I have seen Dwan make a bet over $100k he is bluffing w/ nothing and he tends to value bet big hands...
i really thought ivey was gunna call too!!...he was so close..he knows dwan welll..they play each other heads up a lot on fulltilt..they have been for years...haha dwan claimed he had that nervous look becuase of "the lighting on his cards...." i never see dwan nervous either..he may have been acting nervous purposly..im not sure...
it looked like Ivey was going to call too, it was obvious that Dwan was very nervous but that could be a reverse tell too, but almost every time I have seen Dwan make a bet over $100k he is bluffing w/ nothing and he tends to value bet big hands...
i really thought ivey was gunna call too!!...he was so close..he knows dwan welll..they play each other heads up a lot on fulltilt..they have been for years...haha dwan claimed he had that nervous look becuase of "the lighting on his cards...." i never see dwan nervous either..he may have been acting nervous purposly..im not sure...
I think Dwan is eventually going to have a bad run like any gambler does, but he is fun to watch and has a lot of guts. When he makes a big bet, Ivey and Negreanu looked like scared amateurs. Why they play loose against a loose player like Dwan baffles me, and Hellmuth's admittedly tight style is a much better approach to use under these conditions.
He is also the luckiest prick i seen.
I think Dwan is eventually going to have a bad run like any gambler does, but he is fun to watch and has a lot of guts. When he makes a big bet, Ivey and Negreanu looked like scared amateurs. Why they play loose against a loose player like Dwan baffles me, and Hellmuth's admittedly tight style is a much better approach to use under these conditions.
He is also the luckiest prick i seen.
he lost ~$7 million to a guy by the name of Isildur1 online
every gambler goes on lucky runs, i wouldnt call him a lucky prick...we might as well call all of those guys lucky pricks
he lost ~$7 million to a guy by the name of Isildur1 online
every gambler goes on lucky runs, i wouldnt call him a lucky prick...we might as well call all of those guys lucky pricks
dwan did have a bad run
he lost ~$7 million to a guy by the name of Isildur1 online
every gambler goes on lucky runs, i wouldnt call him a lucky prick...we might as well call all of those guys lucky pricks
Well he does catch alot of cards meant to say.
dwan did have a bad run
he lost ~$7 million to a guy by the name of Isildur1 online
every gambler goes on lucky runs, i wouldnt call him a lucky prick...we might as well call all of those guys lucky pricks
Well he does catch alot of cards meant to say.
dwan did have a bad run
he lost ~$7 million to a guy by the name of Isildur1 online
every gambler goes on lucky runs, i wouldnt call him a lucky prick...we might as well call all of those guys lucky pricks
I would not place Tom in the same class as Hellmuth-Ivey.
dwan did have a bad run
he lost ~$7 million to a guy by the name of Isildur1 online
every gambler goes on lucky runs, i wouldnt call him a lucky prick...we might as well call all of those guys lucky pricks
I would not place Tom in the same class as Hellmuth-Ivey.
I would not place Tom in the same class as Hellmuth-Ivey.
I would not place Tom in the same class as Hellmuth-Ivey.
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I would not place Tom in the same class as Hellmuth-Ivey.
lol...hellmuth is terrible in cash games
there are players playing $1/$2 no limit on pokerstars who are better at no limit cash games than him
I would not place Tom in the same class as Hellmuth-Ivey.
lol...hellmuth is terrible in cash games
there are players playing $1/$2 no limit on pokerstars who are better at no limit cash games than him
lol...hellmuth is terrible in cash games
there are players playing $1/$2 no limit on pokerstars who are better at no limit cash games than him
He has won alot of WSOP bracelets we will see if Tom is around in 5 years.
lol...hellmuth is terrible in cash games
there are players playing $1/$2 no limit on pokerstars who are better at no limit cash games than him
He has won alot of WSOP bracelets we will see if Tom is around in 5 years.
see: jamie gold 2006
jerry yang 2008
duke university 2010
ask any player who the best in the world is, and seriously, no one will say hellmuth
the best players can be found in the big 4000/8000 cash games in Vegas, a game that Hellmuth has never, and will never play in his life
not arguing with you that hes one of the best NL tourney players of all time
see: jamie gold 2006
jerry yang 2008
duke university 2010
ask any player who the best in the world is, and seriously, no one will say hellmuth
the best players can be found in the big 4000/8000 cash games in Vegas, a game that Hellmuth has never, and will never play in his life
not arguing with you that hes one of the best NL tourney players of all time
though I do agree with you, cash game players are more skilled as they deal with consistent strategy rather than rushed tournament strategy... what i mean is, in a tourny you would push all in with A high when chips are low but you would not in a cash game
though I do agree with you, cash game players are more skilled as they deal with consistent strategy rather than rushed tournament strategy... what i mean is, in a tourny you would push all in with A high when chips are low but you would not in a cash game
[Quote: Originally Posted by Congruency] tournaments are not the truest measure of skill
see: jamie gold 2006
jerry yang 2008
duke university 2010
ask any player who the best in the world is, and seriously, no one will say hellmuth
the best players can be found in the big 4000/8000 cash games in Vegas, a game that Hellmuth has never, and will never play in his life
not arguing with you that hes one of the best NL tourney players of all time
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Yes i see your point with cash games was not aware with Phil's play in cash games![]()
[Quote: Originally Posted by Congruency] tournaments are not the truest measure of skill
see: jamie gold 2006
jerry yang 2008
duke university 2010
ask any player who the best in the world is, and seriously, no one will say hellmuth
the best players can be found in the big 4000/8000 cash games in Vegas, a game that Hellmuth has never, and will never play in his life
not arguing with you that hes one of the best NL tourney players of all time
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Yes i see your point with cash games was not aware with Phil's play in cash games![]()
Negreanu cant fuckn win on that show![]()
Double the mouth up twice![]()
And Daniel constantly belittles Matusow for being a bad player, yet he loses two big pots to him? I would say that makes Negreanu just as bad.
Negreanu cant fuckn win on that show![]()
Double the mouth up twice![]()
And Daniel constantly belittles Matusow for being a bad player, yet he loses two big pots to him? I would say that makes Negreanu just as bad.
that hand was awesome.....If ivey called I would've bowed down to him
that hand was awesome.....If ivey called I would've bowed down to him
I would not place Tom in the same class as Hellmuth-Ivey.
I would not place Tom in the same class as Hellmuth-Ivey.
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