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[QUOTE="sam1chips, post: 2170108, member: 89277"]
But he knew that Steinberg had a huge stack too, and couldn't call in all-in bet with top 2 pair or a flush draw, especially when he could fold and still have a ton of chips.  That was worded a little weird, but ivey might be scared of a flush draw (especially 3 handed) and want to get all the chips in now while he is (probably) ahead, or just have everybody fold their draws.

I'm agreeing with you for the record haha, there's been a lot of tension in the thread...

I'm still not sure about it though.  I mean, if I was Ivey and flopped bottom set & getting action from two people, I'm probably gonna try to stack them.  At the same time though, he was doing so well in the tourney, if he just called the raise on the flop (probably a bad play with flush draw and broadway draw on the board), then he probably doesn't go broke.

He can really only get called by a better hand.  Maybe even AT but maybe not.  Ivey was just trying to end the hand (and he'll have the best hand most of the time).  As Norman chad said, Max did a good job of disguising his hand as an ace or a flush draw
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