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OMGClayAiken the cheater, or Gus Hansen a sore loser ?
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[QUOTE="Steve Ruddock, post: 1129439, member: 49299"] It's hard for me to take a side on this, since I don't know Phil or Dang, and I've had limited interaction with Gus (played at the same table at Foxwoods for maybe 3 hours, and I've spoken to him a handful of other times). I don't think the hand is fishy taken by itself, but it's enough to keep an eye on future hands. And who knows if Gus had another hand or two in mind as well. I've been in many a game where I felt players may be colluding (mostly live, but a couple times online), and I said exactly what Gus said 'fishy or suspicious'. Not because I thought the players [I]were definitely colluding[/I], but more as a warning that their play is being put on notice. I never put anything past anyone I don't know extremely well: Who would have thought Russ Hamilton would be involved in UB scandal: How many people would have pegged Clemens/A-Rod/Palmiero/et. al. as steroid users. How about Madoff stealing billions? When millions of dollars are on the line people are capable of some shady shit. I'm not implying that it's likely they were colluding, but to call it an impossibility is quite a stretch. As to the reasoning on the hand.... They're both good enough to know not to do this with an obvious hand. [/QUOTE]
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