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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 641841, member: 23910"]
While there's something to be said for this strategy, I dunno if I agree in this case.
 
From the hands that got shown on TV, it was pretty clear that Yang was weak post-flop.  He was calling pre-flop with marginal hands, and then throwing millions away on bluffs on the rest of the hand.  If the flop didn't have an ace on it, all Rahme needed to do was let Yang keep betting into him and call him down.
 
I don't mind the check-raise all in from Rahme, for every time that Yang's holding an ace and has him beat, there's another dozen hands where he's holding KQ or JT or some other rubbish like that and Rahme has him on toast.
 
I think the only mistake Rahme made was opening his mouth while Yang was still making up his mind - it seemed like Yang was looking for a reason to call, and Rahme saying "It's your decision" ended up being it.  Sure, the way things were going he was probably calling with top pair anyway, but Rahme didn't need to give him that extra incentive.
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