Tortoisebomb

I was in Vegas this weekend, and what did I find in the Caesar's? DANIEL NEGREANU playing TJ Cloutier at the NBC heads up poker championship. The set was totally awesome(except when the guy in the toga busted me for moving seats so I could see the matches better). When I started watching, TJ was on a shorter stack(something like just under 60k, with DN having 110+k). From what I could see on the play, DN was using his chip advantage to chop away. Eventually they played a few big pots in which TJ doubled up twice. There were 4 tables going in the bracket, noticeably Grinder vs Sam Farha and Ted

I don't think there is an absolute correct way to play poker because of the volatility of the game, but here is what I thought about your hand:I think, having a hand like AK off in the small blind, you should of reraised his $20 raise before the flop. When you called him, you are letting him see a flop cheaply and he'll still have position on you. If you had led before the flop and bet right out when you had the nuts, he would either have to fold or commit all his money in with a set when you are the favorite. Because he checked last on the flop with a set, it meant that he was afraid of exac