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Hows this for a Final Table at the WSOP
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[QUOTE="switch0723, post: 817276, member: 25539"] to be fair, only 86 people entered and about 90% of the field were pros, so it was odds on to have a table like this. I don't understand the strategy of the game at all though, have you read some hands that have been played?? It seems a jack low is treated like the nuts with people willing to shove or call all ins with it then stand pat. Also had on person raise, someone else push all in for a huge amount, then someone else call that with original raiser folding. The caller stood pat and flipped over q-low, which was good enoguh to beat the hand of the person who pushed and drew one. I understand how triple draw works, but don't get the strategy of this single draw lark at all [/QUOTE]
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