sweet4wks

thanks for the input and replies

I was playin a multi-table Pl-Omaha tourney and the following situation occurred:- 48 people left top 27 cash- I'm 10th in chips with 12,000-blinds 200-400next to button i havee Ac3cKdAhmiddle positon pushes all in for 2500folded around to me i re raise pot to 10,000bb pushes me all in for remaining chips he has 17,000+ in chips- I call it was like another 1500 to me- question is do i lay down AA preflop with the big stack behind me knowing that its a coin flip in omaha.....or was my reraise the right move to make him see if he wants to gamble %60 of his stack---by the way he called me with a

thats f*cked up but I think at least twice the board was j 8 5 and he put the guy on AJ and the guy had an open end or hit a set.... - sometimes the cards just spit in your face and there is nothing you can do about it ....The Great DN

phil ivey has to be mentioned in the top three of best poker players right now. He has had an amazing tournament year placing very high in four consecutive tourney's...two circuits and two wpt events and won a bracelet and took top 20 at the main event along with performing very well in the highest cash games around. I know this is DN"s site and i have a huge amount of respect for DN's game especially after those monster lay downs against farha but phil ivey is the 1st player that comes to mind when i think of a pro that i would not want at my table.

phil ivey has to be mentioned in the top three of best poker players right now. He has had an amazing tournament year placing very high in four consecutive tourney's...two circuits and two wpt events and won a bracelet and took top 20 at the main event along with performing very well in the highest cash games around. I know this is DN"s site and i have a huge amount of respect for DN's game especially after those monster lay downs against farha but phil ivey is the 1st player that comes to mind when i think of a pro that i would not want at my table.

phil ivey has to be mentioned in the top three of best poker players right now. He has had an amazing tournament year placing very high in four consecutive tourney's...two circuits and two wpt events and won a bracelet and took top 20 at the main event along with performing very well in the highest cash games around. I know this is DN"s site and i have a huge amount of respect for DN's game especially after those monster lay downs against farha but phil ivey is the 1st player that comes to mind when i think of a pro that i would not want at my table.

- In response to Daniel's comments on his play in his recent million dollar debacle:I really liked what DN said about what can u do when u put your cards in the middle and get unlucky. For every poker player who goes thru their bad beat stages it was cool to hear a mature response from a top pro who is undergoing a little bit of an unlucky streak. Hearing that someone else besides you catches terrible beats makes your beats that much easier to swallow-thanks DN