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OK, you are an idiot if you don't understand why robert could not fold KK. Even if you suspect your opponent has AA, you can never fold kk preflop. ITs just one of those things you have to suck up, and hope for some luck. Folding KK preflop is stupid in any situation. If your opponent does have AA, it was destiny that you lose.
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extremely lucky to win? I don't know what wsop you guys watched, but that man didn't get lucky at all. His call with QT was a great play.. Did you not see his stack size??? AAHHH yes you must have forgot the great wall of china he had.. Do you know anything about tournament poker? The goal is to knock out players.. Especially shorthanded
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Actually the goal in tournament play isn't to knock out players, unless its down to heads up....the goal is to build your chip count. Knocking out players isn't something that true pros actually care about.
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Comparisons 2 Him And Chris Moneymaker None Chris Is Miles Better Wot Has The Joker Done After His Lucky Wsop Win Nothing Im Jealous 2.5million Richer This Man Is A Joke
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Hope And I Mean Hope For All Fancy A Heads Up
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NERD NERD NERD NERD...the only WSOP champion that is worthless!
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The one person he suspected of holding AA was Scotty Nguyen. It was the 1st day of the tourney and chip stacks were low. That statement about never being able to fold KK just cost Varkhoni all his checks.
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