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[QUOTE="PoKeRFoRNiA, post: 1315467, member: 51710"]
Don't criticize me for using the word "right" when it's Implied Odds who used that term to describe "long-term profiting decision". Long-term profiting decision was to muck K4 and 67 during pre-flop. Muenz made horrible play. I would never shove 60 blinds to 2 reraises in front of me with 67suited and risk my whole tournament of getting knocked out. You're right. Lex can be reraising with nothing. But what he didn't see was the initial raiser. If initial raiser has pocket Aces, Muenz is done for. "long-term profiting decision" was to muck 67 and lose 1 big blind than to risk your whole tournament over 67.

What I don't get is why some people call Lex a donkey for calling with K4 when he called with better hand. His decision before calling was "i have odds. this guy's on tilt. i owned this guy. im better than him. i proved it. i crushed him 3 times. poor kid is trying to outplay me to get back at me. i bet my King high is a better hand." and called. Like you told me, don't focus on the cards and focus on situation. Why else would he call with K4? He read the tiltboy like a book. People are calling him donkey because they focus on cards and say King 4 is garbage hand. But it won the pot without sucking out, right? I don't know why some people criticize the caller instead of real idiot who shoved all in for 60 blinds with 67 to two reraises in the front from being on tilt.

I really like this guy's style of playing.
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