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[QUOTE="TrapStar, post: 1005533, member: 33976"] That's true somewhat I think. You would think in the biggest event in the world, there wouldn't be donkeys that overbet the pot and shove in all there chips with AK on the first hand, but there is. No matter what level you're playing, there is always donkeys. Some are rich people that don't care and some are just plain donkeys. I think he does it now to keep the tradition by making his big entrance and because of endorsements, but I think he started it however many years ago because of the donkey effect. Phil doesn't like to get into big pots early. He would probably even fold AA on the first hand. If you are a good enough player and you can outplay people in the long run, there's no reason to put your whole stack at risk that early when you know you can get your chips in a higher favorite after the flop. The guy did make it all the way to like 40th place or something. I give him credit. He makes laydowns nobody else would make. (except me lol) [/QUOTE]
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