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Tony G Flops a Royal Flush, Antonius and Juanda escape…

Steven — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 18:08:39 +0000

Excellent news for John Juanda and Patrik Antonius who don’t really improve significantly after the flop, allowing them not to lose any money against Tony G.’s flopped Royal Flush. A sick flop, I’ll take it any day…

From the Aussie Millions Cash Game…

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Sam Farha gets sucked out on… by Phil Ivey

Steven — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 12:04:05 +0000

Can’t blame Phil Ivey for calling that all-in with his set. With a flushdraw + two overs Sammy Farha might have done the same — so I guess it’s the right call (i’m SURE the call was good, even with sammy’s set, the pot odds say definate call).

Anyway, Farha flips over the straight, Ivey makes runner runner boat. Go figure.

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Patrick Antonious vs. Ilari Sahamies

Steven — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 23:47:15 +0000

This is televised cash game poker from Sweden, Scandinavia. Some top players are on the table including Tobbe Persson, Ilari Sahamies, Patrick Antonius, Tony G. & Per Hildebrand. When Ilari hits bottom two pair on the flop (3/5) and both Per and Patrick hit top pair — we can see the aggressiveness of Patrick Antonius, re-raising with the top pair and a small kicker in this situation.

Now, if this were me, I might have done the same — it’s not a bad feeler-raise, and it would get anyone out that is on anything but a better hand than he is. That’s where I feel Patrick went wrong in this hand. The Youtube commenters seem to agree he had to move in, but I can’t see why? Even against the nut flush draw he’d be an underdog, and there’s a good chance he’s a huge dog against any 8 with a kicker, or two pair/set.

Still, once the cards were flipped over Patrick had a good amount of outs — they didn’t come, though. Show looks like great fun, too bad it’s Swedish.

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