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08-02-09, 10:48 AM
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I said the same think to Nikki - that they've probably been "encouraged" to not bring their A-game to the table.
We were also talking about taking the money vs. going on. I don't think there are many decent players out there that are more than a 5:1 underdog against any given pro in a one game situation. The edge is cut even more for someone who has watched the players and has an idea of how they play. |
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08-02-09, 01:48 PM
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When I was an active pool player (semi-pro) you'd always want the longest race against a worse opponent and shortest against a better one - in one game anything can happen. It looks to me like they're really trying to give away a million bucks.
Any idea how many hands we're actually seeing? |
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08-02-09, 04:18 PM
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Not too sure but I'm pretty sure that the chip stacks were consistent with seeing all the hands played. I think they've just edited out the shuffling part mostly.
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