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He didn’t go all in, he forced his opponent to go all in. He also had a ton of great scenarios at that point which were a lot better than a junk hand. It didn
by alex_young 4y ago
He didn’t go all in, he forced his opponent to go all in. He also had a ton of great scenarios at that point which were a lot better than a junk hand. It didn’t work out, and usually that’s just chalked up to how things go. Odd to get so upset about one hand IMO.
- silisili 4y agoThanks. I'm (obviously) not a pro, so it feels bizarre to watch. I guess they know the odds of different scenarios playing out than I would.