Joined: Aug '08
Location: Canada
Age: 43 (M)
Posts: 658
So im watching Texas Dolly's first attempt to cash in ept London. Which would be great if there wasnt this super maniacal player on the table. No lie at one point there was a 7 bet shove with KJ into A4. ???
Even the announcer was like "i dont even know what they think they are doing, im out"
Brunson gets felted just inside the money short stacked. The guy who felts him is super tight and a couple hands later reraises the maniac with QQ on a 652 flop. The maniac is Benny Spindler who with A2 calls for another 120k. Ace on the river and the guy with QQ scoffs and walks away.
This got me steamed. Not because he called the allin. Because after the chips were settled Benny pipes up and says "didnt put him on QQ but even if i did i think i have to call" at which the announcer exclaims <i>WHAT?</i>
No way in hell was the moron committed. Just a can't find a fold player who backed into a hand but can't accept it was a bad play.
Joined: Jan '10
Location: Indonesia
Age: 60 (M)
Posts: 1875
So I am very sure, expert have great instinct.He said :didnt put him on QQ but even if i did i think i have to call" How could he say that ? QQ.... wow....
Joined: Oct '09
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 57 (M)
Posts: 667
Tell me about it. I was playing WCOOP hand and called a all-in shove with A 7 with a flop of 2 3 7, pot was 240 chips and called all-in for remainder of my chips (1380). Opposition has A K, turn and river didn't help him. He busted out and spent the next 1/2 hour asking me why I called and kept insinuating it was bad play by me. I could not see it. Others also called me a fish. Why? I felt that I had played it right. This was only the 3rd or 4th hand and I did not know anything about the opposition.
