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02-06-07, 11:53 AM
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Not just with conviction, but over and over.
He did seem to put a nice move on Doyle later in the show. I say "seem" because there's a part of me that thinks Doyle is just setting him up for a body slam down the road.
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02-06-07, 03:38 PM
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My favorite Jamie Gold line is when he shakes his head when he had 45 and whiffed with his awful turn call. Then, Daniel asks him why he purposely did it (because Jamie is stupid), which leads to Jamie betting 20k on the river. Before Daniel does any action, Jamie tells him that "He is good."
Seriously, I believe Jamie Gold will be broke within five years. EDIT: And how about that stellar 1/6 pot bluff against Paul Wasicka on the river with jack high. That will scare him off his hand! |
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02-06-07, 03:59 PM
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He really played like he didn't give a shit about the money they were playing with. It was almost like they were play money chips to him. He tossed like 20k into the pot in a spot that he could never win with that bet. It was amusing to say the least.
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02-08-07, 08:29 PM
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Lol ya. "OMG you got me with the King didn't ya, OMG"
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