Originally posted by AleksandarPPA
I cant see shiet some error bla bla
Yeah same here. It worked for a while but it was laggy as fk and now all im getting is some error. Its amazing how year after year wsop is incapable to provide us with a solid stream.
Originally posted by MatejM47
Originally posted by AleksandarPPA
I cant see shiet some error bla blaYeah same here. It worked for a while but it was laggy as fk and now all im getting is some error. Its amazing how year after year wsop is incapable to provide us with a solid stream.
WSOP should just employ the company that do the PartyPoker streams because those streams are good quality, unlike these.
This stream works perfectly well for me. Though, the final table should be streamed by ESPN, so that should be even better to watch.
I've heard there's some sick action going on already at the tables?
Apparently somebody open folded quads on the river. Seriously can this be true, can someone confirm it?
I think the board was something like 7 8 ? K J, with 7 8 and J being spades. So, the only hand that beats quads is 9Ts. Seriously?
lol @ the picture.
Everyone bought in to the tournament for $1 million dollars yet no-one bothered to put on a pair of dress pants.
fakin breaks always remind me to pee today i freerolled whole day and peed 18 times at least ♠_o: ♠_o: ♠_mad: ♠_mad:
Catching up with Eugene Katchalov on the break to grab a summary of the hand, he said Mikhail Smirnov did indeed fold quad eights to John Morgan. Katchalov told us that Tom Dwan had opened and received a call from Smirnov and Morgan before the J :spade:8 :club:7
fell. Dwan checked and Smirnov bet. Morgan called and Dwan folded.
The turn was the 8
The river completed the board with the K
face up for all to see.
since the last break the stream must be getting owned I cant watch it anymore, laggy, In australia though with standard 1.5 adsl
Originally posted by Tunatic
Catching up with Eugene Katchalov on the break to grab a summary of the hand, he said Mikhail Smirnov did indeed fold quad eights to John Morgan. Katchalov told us that Tom Dwan had opened and received a call from Smirnov and Morgan before the J :spade:8 :club:7
The turn was the 8
The river completed the board with the K
If this is for real I want to stab myself
For some reason this even makes me excited, I hope the canadians do well! Sucks for the bubble too!
stream is working great for me (in the uk)... had to refresh a couple of times to get it to load but once it did it was solid as a rock... i did download that veetle bollocks tho.
Originally posted by stevegold87
Originally posted by Tunatic
Catching up with Eugene Katchalov on the break to grab a summary of the hand, he said Mikhail Smirnov did indeed fold quad eights to John Morgan. Katchalov told us that Tom Dwan had opened and received a call from Smirnov and Morgan before the J :spade:8 :club:7
The turn was the 8
The river completed the board with the K
If this is for real I want to stab myself
I just watched the whole stream and it really happened... Also Hellmuth only check called the river with aq on a aq6xq vs an amateur (who had 66), Busquets couldn t believe it ♦...
Stream is working for me too.
It took a long time to start after I clicked on the "login via facebook" button.
I did other stuff, and had forgotten about it when I heard the audio start.
Originally posted by stevegold87
Originally posted by Tunatic
Catching up with Eugene Katchalov on the break to grab a summary of the hand, he said Mikhail Smirnov did indeed fold quad eights to John Morgan. Katchalov told us that Tom Dwan had opened and received a call from Smirnov and Morgan before the J :spade:8 :club:7
The turn was the 8
The river completed the board with the K
If this is for real I want to stab myself
There is a huge silver lining though, people are gonna respect the crap outta his shoves for the rest of the tourney PLUS he's going to get an insane amount of action from people thinking they can get him to fold decent hands (which will be great as long as he doesn't actually fold when he's ahead). While I think folding was not statistically the best idea, showing his cards was good.
Plus, sometimes in poker you get the gut feeling which makes you act against all numbers and probabilities. It will be interesting to see if he correctly folded to the straight flush or if he was up against a boat (or even nut flush).
They'll talk about that hand for years.
There's a hand on youtube where Phil Laak folds a boat -- and they go on and on about that one.
but given the choice between out and crippled, and given the read he appears to have had...
There is also this famous hand where quad A loses to a royal
Fold=alive
I'm not saying I would -- or even could, I'm just sayin'
are you guys trying to say that there are fishes in the event? 
obviously that 88 fold is beyond retarded given odds n all that. Guy probably thought that a flush beats quads.
Seriously though, for Hellmuth not to push his AQ doesnt matter as much. When you run as hot as the sun coolering everyone all the time, chips he failed to gain are no problem 
It's not the first time I've seen Romanello do something like that, he's known for reading well., just not as showy as people like Negraneau et al.
I found the HD stream worked much smoother after a while. Very few problems.
If you can get it working then the action and the commentary are both great.
Originally posted by Rogier
are you guys trying to say that there are fishes in the event?
obviously that 88 fold is beyond retarded given odds n all that. Guy probably thought that a flush beats quads.Seriously though, for Hellmuth not to push his AQ doesnt matter as much. When you run as hot as the sun coolering everyone all the time, chips he failed to gain are no problem
I was surprised by that too. Theres no good reason I can think of for him not to ship there against Paul Phua.
Maybe he's hoping Phua doubles through a tough opponent. Maybe he wanted to softplay a big player. He was acting like a moron before that cooler against Phua and it seemed to me like this was annoying for Paul Phua to tolerate. I'm not sure Hellmuth even has a chance at getting into those Macau games but you never know.
Getting AA in against Phua's KK for a huge pot is extremely lucky considering it improved his play. Hellmuth was on tilt almost right away and it didn't really look like he'd recover before busting the event.
