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01-07-05, 11:55 AM
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it might be cool to see phil ivey or howard lederer playing ring games, but those players would probably never agree to that; in the limits they play, they cant give away ANYTHING at all about their game; if people just watched hours and hours of any player, they could get some sort of tell on that player, even like phil ivey. tournies are a different story because tournies you're risking like 5k or 10k to play for a few days, at their cash game levels theyre risking 20k or more per hand.i think they take cash game play (at least at their level) too seriously to televise it.
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01-07-05, 12:49 PM
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that is by far the best tourney that has been televised. it was very cool to watc all of the hands, and to watch as the players made moves over the course of the day, not the course of a single hand.
i would love to see a tape of a ring game as well, but that would absolutely never happen. just way too much money at stake. with the cap at 100k for all of the no limit and pot limit hands that they play, it would be way too much info to give out that info. |
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01-18-05, 02:07 AM
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I think I found it here:
No guarantees it's still up, of course. |
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