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[QUOTE="Rumme1, post: 2980851, member: 182441"]
I also think its important to anaylize the dynamics of this hand and the luck, and admit that these types of hands happen alot in NL hold em , even though Moneymakers play was 1 of the worst plays you can make.

He checks the flop ....his opponent makes a decent sized bet , Moneymaker reraises, opponet goes all in, basically risking his tourney life ...MONEYMAKER CALLS..risking his tourney life.

The only hand that Moneymaker is way ahead of here...on the flop, is a COMPLETE bluff...and no flush draw....If his opponent has 2 overcards and the flush draw, then even that is a reckless call by Moneymaker for all in in this situation .  Furthermore, there are 2 overcards on the flop to Moneymakers pocket pair...In other words, the majority of the time, when your opponent goes all in here , and risks their toruney life on that flop...Pockets 8s are gonna be a significant underdog and you may be drawing dead to a 2 outer .

One of the worst plays in NL hold em , gets hugely rewarded by lady luck. This type of occurence is not as rare as the pros would want you to think.
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