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[QUOTE="Rumme1, post: 2982561, member: 182441"]
Maybe thats why I will never be solid winner  in NL,  hold em, because I would have never played the hand the way moneymaker did..

I could understand his check on the flop ,  and could understand his call of his opponents bet on the flop, to try and clip his 8 on the turn...which he would have done anyways without going all in on the flop , and been able to still bust his opponent when that rag 8 came on the turn .

But for moneymaker to check it on the flop, the reraise big when his opponent bet on the flop, and put himself in a bad position to have to now call off the rest of his chips with a 2 outer , if his opponent shoves,  will never be logical for my style of poker playing.

From my style of play, the only 2 logical plays moneymaker can make on the flop is to ;

check , and call his opponents smaller bet , or check on the flop , and fold if his opponent bets.  I find it nonsensical for Moneymaker to check, raise, and then put himself in such a bad postion stack wise, that he must call any all in bet on the flop, from his opponent..ESPECIALLY, when theres 2 overcards on the board, and a flush draw.
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