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From last night's WSOP broadcast.
Ivey has 77 wit hthe 7 ![]() Villain has A9 (something like that). Over 2 million chips go into the pot preflop, and then they check it all the way down, with the last card being the A ![]() Villain says he has an Ace... Ivey waits for him to table it, and then Ivey mucks without even checking to see if he had a spade. Now I'm sure this is a mistake anyone could make, but with 3 tables left at the WSOP at the pot representing over 20% of your stack, don't you think everyone should ALWAYS double check their cards on a 4 flush board? Pretty costly mistake. |
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Hey, in the turtle game (3-6) at Mohegan on Sunday, I bet the flop and turn with a flush draw and led out on the river when the third
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I saw the clip of that. I think it was 8
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I'm pretty sure he misreads the hand because he doesn't see the four flush board at all...not because he thought he had the wrong suit.
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Greenstein talks to Ivey about the hand and relays the discussion to us here:
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