David Nicholl

Way to go Phil!

Go Go Go!

Go Go Go!

It's amazing to see how well they read each others hands. Particularly interesting the predictions on what people were going to do and then whether they could then actually follow thorough with tough calls or raises or NOT etc....

For MTTs Espen Sorlie is my favorite but as another poster said try and watch different ones and see who "speaks to you"

I wondered too. I tended to pull for players who didn't hide their results. Although obviously not changing pulling for Phil the most!

Sweet. All the designs are great. Going to be hard to decide!

Dinner break 

Craig McCorkell8,110,000
Paul Senter1,540,000

GO GO GO GL GUYS!

Senter up to 2.8 Milly (Should be called a fair flop!;)

An Unfair FlopPosted 11 minutes ago mnuwwarah • Level 25: 20,000-40,000, 5,000 ante Share Share: FacebookTwitterGoogle+

Ryan Fair raised to 100,000 in early position and was called by Daniel Wilson in the cutoff. Paul Senter made it 305,000 from the blinds, and Fair rubbed his head before announcing all in. Wilson folded, and Senter called off about 1 million more.

Senter:
Fair:

Senter had a small equity edge, but it turned into a huge one on the flop. The turn gave Fair a straight draw and a sweat, but the river was a brick.

Paul Senter 2,840,0001,490,000 Ryan Fair 2,000,000-1,500,000 

Sorry Good luck sir too Craig!!! I am more familiar with the Essential Pros ;)

Congrats!

Congratulations Brian!

Not sure if he is still in or not. The article is dated Feb 1st. I just went to check and I just missed the showing in my area. Yeah it's surprising no one else has used the most basic of game theory in this game. I hadn't thought of tying in order to move to the next day so you don't have to risk losing.

At the 29min hand you suggest a click back instead of the all in. So I assume it is a click back/fold to shove? We save money when he does have it vs. the shove but shoving gives him no opportunity to bluff us which he could do with our click back? How do we balance those two options out? 

Paul is still listed as an Essential Pro so I think it's just a clerical error. Right?

I think the KJ hand heads up against Paul is a raise fold situation. Seems hard for him to turn the trip 10s into a bluff. If he shoves almost all the time it is a boat. I was wondering too what you would do against an someone you felt was an "amatuer" heads up in that situation. Raise Call a shove? since they very well may play their trips like the "nuts" or call to reduce the chance of putting yourself in a bad situation when they do have a boat and it would be hard to tell the difference between that and trips.

Before the upgrade I couldn't watch on my android phone. Now I can. I use a Samsung Nexus with Chrome Browser.
Just wanted to let you know it is working for some.

Hi Espen, at about the 5 minute mark you get pocket 10's in the big blind. You shoved which is almost certainly what I would do in that spot. However you mention the option of three betting small to induce a jam which I get too. However I was wondering what you would do if he just flats and the flop comes with either one or two overs and being out of position what would you do in each situation? I guess not many people would flat your three bet based on your stack size?