abruptor

I doubt one of them had 7h since it was in the flop..

I think they both held AQ

A hand a guy that played last years WSOP told me about.The guy had about 60k and the average stack was just below 100k. To the right of him he had the chip leader of the tournament. 3 players more had to go before the field was "in the money". The blinds were at 2-4k with an ante of 500. In this particular hand “our” guy was sitting in the BB. Everybody folds to the small blind (the chip leader), he doubles our heroes blind (to 8k).Our guy has 8-8 in the pocket and chooses to call. The flop is 9-6-5 (two spades). Our guy has no spades. The chip leader who has been bullying the table for quite

A rather tight limit table (6 players). All fold to the guy in the cut-off (unknown player to you) who raises.Button and SB folds. You are holding Qc-Tc in the BB and decide to see the flop for one more bet. The flop is Qd-Td-6h. You: check Fi: bet YOu:raise Fi:call Turn: Qs You:check Fi:bet You:raise Fi:raise You:cap Fi:call River: Kh Which move has the best EV here?1. Bet out (and call a raise)2. Bet out and re-raise 3. Check-raise 4. Check-call

I think the way the both speak and act is extremely similar. They might not be the spitting image of each other, but there are definetely some traits that are alike. I'll try to dig up a couple of photos....

I guess this topic might have been discussed prior to this post. But I just got to know!What's up with these guys, they are so alike in both looks and ways. Is Norton Negreanu's alter ego or vice versa? Or are they secretely related in some way (might be that they don't even know of this relationship).Please fill me in....