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#2
12-29-05, 12:09 PM
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Danneman is worse than Mat. or Hell and I'll tell you why
Anyone who has to call their friend on a cell phone to tell them he just bluffed Howard Ledener out of a pot has no life. At least Hell and Mat talk smack to your face man to man instead of being a scumbag who got caught talking smack by a TV camera behind everyones back. |
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12-29-05, 08:34 PM
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Put yourself in his shoes. His friend was getting half of his winnings, this was his first big poker experience and he was having the time of his life. When I first saw that, I was annoyed too, but then I thought about it some more and realized where he was coming from.
I'm not saying he's the best player in the world, but I do think he's a good guy, and I have no problem with him whatsoever. |
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12-30-05, 01:03 AM
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When I first saw him (Dannenmann) I hated him too! He called a PFR with garbage cards from the BB HU. Then he check raised (but according to him he "reraised" which started all of my hatred!) then got lederer to fold...afterwards he thought he was so cool like he pulled the greatest move ever and called his friend
Then again he called howards PFR with garbage cards HU i think K5...flops TP and moves in first to act -- i was so glad howard busted him after that when you began to see move of him I started liking him more and more, and i think he was real cool except for that first day
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12-30-05, 07:59 AM
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yep
I actully like him alot, I mean think about it if you were in his shoes wouldnt you be a little like him? I mean you get half the buy in from your friend wouldnt you want to tell him how good your doing. He was very very very supersticious (sp) he phone calls after every level because everytime he did he made it to the next level. I mean damn he wore the same shirt for a week, he made some silly moves but also made some great ones. When he pushed all in with a set with a flush draw out that was great because with his play ability there was no way he was getting away from the hand if the flush made it.
remember kids "its all extra credit from here on out" |
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#6
12-30-05, 08:40 AM
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You all make good points.
I'm just looking at it from my point of view. I never razz anyone or gloat till i'm home busted or counting money. Because there is nothing worse than talking smack about your good play on someone then getting busted out 2 hands later. Makes you feel about as big as a chick pea trying to feed the chinese army after mandatory pot smoking training. |
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