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  1. PokerStars Game #59516513284: Hold'em No Limit ($50/$100 USD) - 2011/03/20 15:08:55 ETTable 'Showdown 4' 2-max Seat #1 is the buttonSeat 1: Isildur1 ($11800 in chips) Seat 2: KidPoker ($10200 in chips) Isildur1: posts small blind $50KidPoker: posts big blind $100*** HOLE CARDS ***Isildur1: raises $200 to $300KidPoker: raises $700 to $1000Isildur1: calls $700*** FLOP *** [4h 4s Kc]KidPoker: bets $1200Isildur1: calls $1200*** TURN *** [4h 4s Kc] [Ts]KidPoker: checks Isildur1: checks *** RIVER *** [4h 4s Kc Ts] [6h]KidPoker: bets $3100Isildur1: raises $6500 to $9600 and is all-inKidPoker: calls $4900 and is all-inUncalled bet ($1600) returned to Isildur1*** SHOW DOWN ***Isildur1: shows [6d 6s] (a full house, Sixes full of Fours)KidPoker: shows [Qs Kh] (two pair, Kings and Fours)Isildur1 collected $20400 from pot*** SUMMARY ***Total pot $20400 | Rake $0 SICK

  2. Two poker players, one cup?
    7) Cup Boy- Finally, my first ever meeting of this woman was at theFour Queens in 1996 when I was just barely 22. Up to that point I'dhad virtually no success in tournaments in the US, but was eager tolearn from the so called "superstars" of the game.** Before I go any further, It's important to give you a littlebackground info. At the club I played in in Toronto, we had nobottled water, just purified water you could get from the gallon. SoI'd fill up a Styrofoam cup with water, and when it was empty, wouldleave it hanging from my lips so the porter wouldn't take it away andI'd have to waste another cup. This became somewhat of a habit youcould say.**So here I am in this tournament, where across from me was this womanand another well known tournament player. This woman doesn't know mefrom Adam, but goes out of her way to ridicule and make me feel likean outsider. As though I didn't belong in her "clique". Afterwitnessing her behavior I was pretty sure I didn't want any part ofthat "clique" anyway.KNOWING I could hear every word she was saying, she says to her"clique" member, "Oh my God, what's up with cup boy over there. Iwonder what that cup's all about. You think it's for medicalreasons." She then went on to giggle arrogantly. At this point Iactually spoke up and said, "If you'd really like to know there isactually a pretty normal reason for it?" Apparently acknowledging myexistence may have looked less "too cool to talk to the low limitplayers" if you know what I mean.In conclusion., with two odd tables to go I play a hand against herin which SHE WINS. I had a good amount of chips at this point and shewas all in for less than a bet on the river. I had actually bet theturn with a draw, and checked the river when I made a pair. The boardwas (10-8-2) A- J. I held Q-J in the blind and called her raise frommiddle position. I checked and called the flop, and bet the ace onthe turn hoping to steal it. On the river I made jacks, but didn'tthink she would call me with a worse hand but may check a better handor even bluff. That's not important though.What is important, is that she berated me for playing the hand thatway! "Oh my God, if you were going to call on the river anyway whydidn't you just bet?? I mean, oh you know what forget about it. Ishouldn�t be educating."I was beyond puzzled, but to be completely honest slightlyembarrassed. I was there alone and knew no one in the tournamentwhatsoever. At the time I wasn't certain if I actually made ahorrendous error or not. I may have spoken 20 words the entiretournament, and couldn't fathom why someone would want to be so meanto a complete stranger?Anyway, I later thought about the hand and realized that she wasabsolutely WRONG about the correct strategy in that situation.Considering the information I had, I played the river just fine.Couple years go by, I get lucky and win a few tournaments� and allof a sudden she is all nice to me. Phony nice of course, but nicenonetheless. The more I got to know this woman however, the more Iwas witness to her true colors and the more I disliked her. Despitemaking my BEST efforts to tolerate her obnoxious personality I nolonger wanted to put up with it.The only thing I'm sorry about in all this, is what it has done tomany of my friends who happen to have thicker skin than I and cantolerate Annie. It puts them in a peculiar position. That I regret.Other than that, NOTHING I've ever said to her, or about her issomething I'd ever consider apologizing for. Those are my truefeelings� and I sleep well..You see, I don't NEED to be Mr. Phony Nice Guy, all I gots to be iswho I is. I ain't gonna say what y'all want me to say, I'm onnasay wazz on my minds when I feels like it. Na' I mean? Damnstraight.******************************************************************************Don't get me wrong I've done some pretty stupid things in my time.I'm not afraid or worried about what anyone has to say about me, it'sall out there. I have few secrets if anyway. I been broke, blew somestake money, loaned railbirds, staked deadbeats, been on the borrow,all kinds of bad decisions. That's real. In all honestly though, Iain't NEVER disrespected no man or no woman unless they had it comin'.I was never one to see bullies get their way, and I was never one toclose my eyes and shut my mouth when I see somethin' I don't like. Ikeep hearing, "But Danny, this isn't in your best interest. "Dannyjust go with the flow and don't rock the boat." Hell no!You a cheat, I'll say so.You a bi-atch-- I'll say so.You a angle shooter, I'll let my peoples know.You a fraud? huh, I'll expose you and feel no way�y'understan?I'm out.
  3. That was a very well played hand by Durr against Ivey ... however it seems fairly standard does it not. I guess it's so "sick" because of the amount of money at stake, but really it was just a really good three barrell bluff. Ivey couldn't call in that spot. You can't say Dwan has air there enough of the time to warrant a call. I really wanted to see a call because I always imagine that Ivey is reading your soul, but I guess that is not the case.I thought this episode was the best so far. Not really looking forward to next week, but maybe there will be some fun hands.
    I agree with all of this.
  4. Chipleader.........PokerStars Game #41175995821: Tournament #301020010, $200+$15 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level XVIII (3000/6000) - 2010/03/14 21:51:17 ETTable '301020010 768' 9-max Seat #7 is the buttonSeat 1: chaos1604 (143856 in chips) Seat 2: Degnemark (134115 in chips) Seat 3: steambull (108489 in chips) Seat 4: elchonas84 (110596 in chips) Seat 5: MrHarran (29916 in chips) Seat 6: KidPoker (611935 in chips) Seat 7: Dogggggggg38 (99880 in chips) Seat 8: Stacked121 (227688 in chips) Seat 9: MrHerrn (156369 in chips) chaos1604: posts the ante 600Degnemark: posts the ante 600steambull: posts the ante 600elchonas84: posts the ante 600MrHarran: posts the ante 600KidPoker: posts the ante 600Dogggggggg38: posts the ante 600Stacked121: posts the ante 600MrHerrn: posts the ante 600Stacked121: posts small blind 3000MrHerrn: posts big blind 6000*** HOLE CARDS ***chaos1604: folds Degnemark: folds steambull: folds elchonas84: folds MrHarran: folds KidPoker: raises 6000 to 12000Dogggggggg38: folds Stacked121: folds MrHerrn: raises 24000 to 36000KidPoker: calls 24000*** FLOP *** [9h 4c Tc]MrHerrn: bets 42000KidPoker: raises 533335 to 575335 and is all-inMrHerrn: calls 77769 and is all-inUncalled bet (455566) returned to KidPoker*** TURN *** [9h 4c Tc] [4s]*** RIVER *** [9h 4c Tc 4s] [7c]*** SHOW DOWN ***MrHerrn: shows [Ac Js] (a pair of Fours)KidPoker: shows [6h 6c] (two pair, Sixes and Fours)KidPoker collected 319938 from pot*** SUMMARY ***Total pot 319938 | Rake 0 Board [9h 4c Tc 4s 7c]Seat 1: chaos1604 folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 2: Degnemark folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 3: steambull folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 4: elchonas84 folded before Flop (didn't bet)Jason Mercier in 4th...... Epic rematch at FT???

  5. Dn pwnin souls in sunday milli 5th of about 700PokerStars Game #41175401389: Tournament #301020010, $200+$15 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level XVII (2500/5000) - 2010/03/14 21:34:27 ETTable '301020010 768' 9-max Seat #6 is the buttonSeat 1: chaos1604 (180455 in chips) Seat 2: terrific28 (252813 in chips) Seat 3: steambull (91190 in chips) Seat 4: elchonas84 (102696 in chips) Seat 5: MrHarran (23508 in chips) Seat 6: KidPoker (222622 in chips) Seat 7: Dogggggggg38 (104740 in chips) Seat 8: Stacked121 (345913 in chips) Seat 9: MrHerrn (151692 in chips) chaos1604: posts the ante 500terrific28: posts the ante 500steambull: posts the ante 500elchonas84: posts the ante 500MrHarran: posts the ante 500KidPoker: posts the ante 500Dogggggggg38: posts the ante 500Stacked121: posts the ante 500MrHerrn: posts the ante 500Dogggggggg38: posts small blind 2500Stacked121: posts big blind 5000*** HOLE CARDS ***MrHerrn: folds chaos1604: folds terrific28: raises 5000 to 10000steambull: folds elchonas84: folds MrHarran: folds KidPoker: raises 20000 to 30000Dogggggggg38: folds Stacked121: folds terrific28: calls 20000*** FLOP *** [2c 5d 2d]terrific28: checks KidPoker: bets 40000terrific28: raises 182313 to 222313 and is all-inKidPoker: calls 152122 and is all-inUncalled bet (30191) returned to terrific28*** TURN *** [2c 5d 2d] [3c]*** RIVER *** [2c 5d 2d 3c] [2h]*** SHOW DOWN ***terrific28: shows [Th Ts] (a full house, Deuces full of Tens)KidPoker: shows [Ks Kh] (a full house, Deuces full of Kings)KidPoker collected 456244 from pot*** SUMMARY ***Total pot 456244 | Rake 0 Board [2c 5d 2d 3c 2h]Seat 1: chaos1604 folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 2: terrific28 showed [Th Ts] and lost with a full house, Deuces full of TensSeat 3: steambull folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 4: elchonas84 folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 5: MrHarran folded before Flop (didn't bet)Seat 6: KidPoker (button) showed [Ks Kh] and won (456244) with a full house, Deuces full of KingsSeat 7: Dogggggggg38 (small blind) folded before FlopSeat 8: Stacked121 (big blind) folded before FlopSeat 9: MrHerrn folded before Flop (didn't bet)

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