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[QUOTE="PoKeRFoRNiA, post: 1287673, member: 51710"] Actually, idiot, bookies book games that are between skilled players in sports. If I were to have 1 on 1 match against Kobe Bryant, there will not be a single bookie who will book a game on me. But if I were to go heads-up against Phil Ivey, I will have people who will book the game on me because they know I'm underdog but they'll get lot of profit if I actually win, which I can still do although chances are very slim(not as slim as me trying to beat Kobe Bryant), just like how pocket 3s can crack pocket Aces. If you don't believe me, look at the bookies booking their chances on heavy underdogs in November Nine. Ivey's favorite but he can't guarantee himself that he can win. Even guys like Phil Ivey can get knocked out by any of November Nine if he runs card dead since his chance of winning main event this year is 5:1 underdog according to sports bookies and half of the members at the final table are amateurs. 5:1 underdog is still favorite for Ivey because people who has as much chips as Ivey are 12:1. [/QUOTE]
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