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Message: [QUOTE="hackmeplz, post: 2373154, member: 89075"] ok I've typed out and deleted a few responses, because I don't really want to get into a big argument here. I can promise you though that hand was bad though. It's not about the hand her opponent had it's just about how it exposes a huge flaw in her thinking during that one hand. She's either making a flaw of 4b shoving way too much in that spot or making a flaw of not picking the best hands to 4b shove with there (most likely she doesn't pick the best hands and instead just does it when she feels like it, and against someone good like her opponent, Ryan Fee, that's going to be a pretty big leak). Now personally I've never played against her so maybe it was something rare but I promise you no one who makes a living from poker will defend that hand being good. My main annoyance with her winning and everyone worshipping her though is that I'm somewhat friends with the guy she beat, and the amount of people talking shit about how good she is and how it was karma he lost (granted he was being a bit of a dick) is just extremely annoying when he was clearly the much better player. On twitter he offered to play her in some 300k sngs (I'm assuming that was the difference between 1st and 2nd so effectively what they were playing in the wsop?). If she's better why would she not agree to play? Also $10.5 million in winnings is a bit misleading. She plays a ton of high buy-in tournaments including high rollers. How much in buy-ins has she spent? How much of herself did she have in the tournaments where she won the $10.5 million? I would actually be surprised if her overall profits were over $1 million but it's possible. Also I promise none of this is sexism it's more anti-mttproism I promise I'd be saying the same thing if a guy mtt pro luckbox whose results were better than their skills (basically all of them) beat someone like dmoongirl or that Russian online 5knl reg girl and everyone was proclaiming how awesome they were and how that showed they were better than the person they beat. [/QUOTE]

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