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People found #NakedBandit twitter account. @kpittboy It’s exceedingly ordinary. I feel bad for him when he sobers up/comes back to reality. The Twitter is just a “normal” sports and poker superfan. Maybe he’s an asshole and my read is off but I just am guessing he’s going through something.

Thank you. I totally agree but just wanted confirmation. Posters advocating for a fold greatly overestimate their edge over the field.

@TXSooner518 The shoe thrower exposed Q3o after his allin. Player in SB had 55. Is that a call in first level of WSOP? I think it is but am genuinely curious. Over at table #317 in the Pavilion Yellow section, a massive incident occurred just before the break involving a player that subsequently got DQ'd from the tournament. According to the table, the player went all in blind before flipping over his hand, revealing the . In seat one, a player was contemplating his decision holding , a favorite with information about the exposed hand. "I'm all-in blind! Look, I'm blind everybody" the all-in player yelled as he covered his eyes and turned around. He then lowered his pants and mooned the table. While the #1 seat was still considering his decision, he then took off his shoes and threw them around, with one of them actually hitting the #1 seat as he was in the tank. The #1 seat later disclosed to PokerNews that he ended up calling, but lost out to the . Shortly after, the player in question got DQ'd from the tournament and was escorted out of the premise

Another video. So gross. Also, does anybody remember when Josh Bell committed to UT and nearly played baseball here?

Was just going to post this. What is going on today? Also he did exposed his hand after going allin.

How not to steal chips ... Over at 2015 World Champion Joe McKeehen's table in the Brasilia Red section, a player has been disqualified in the 2019 WSOP Main Event after not even one hour of play on Day 1c. According to several players at the table, after winning a small pot, the player in question reached out to his left-hand neighbor's stack as well and scooped up his entire stack in the process to add it to his. Allegedly, the player did so with a smile on his face. The player subsequently got disqualified for stealing another person's chips at the table and will not be active in the 2019 Main Event anymore. It was Jack Effel who came over and escorted the player out of the tournament area. His chips will be taken out of play, while his buy-in stays in the prize pool.

AUS - nice write up but you should be ECSTATIC to have him call with QJ on the double bomb pot. Wanting to “take the money” when you have 60% equity is understandable but not when villain has to hit a 4 outer followed by a 6 outer to scoop. That’s less than 2% odds.

Sick burn, bro.

How can the market decide that Ishtar 2.0 isn’t wanted if IT HAZENT EvaeN bEeN RelEASed?

Emaw dismissing the multi billion dollar market research industry as irrelevant. Genius.

People keep saying this. There’s no proof that it’s true. Especially for the current class.

Totally. Glad I posted it before it got taken down.

Troy Omeire with a Tom Brady-esque 40. No way he broke 5.0 on this run.

Sweat is going to be a monstrous beast.

Bryce Yockey(the guy who lost the bad beat 2-7 hand) and Connor Drinan are among the final 13 in the $10K Omaha hi/lo. Connor is famous for the worst recorded bad beat before this. He’s the guy who lost with AA against AA in the 1st $1M one drop. Would be funny if they got heads up and it was decided via a horrific bad beat.

Blacklab probably has the closest Hold ‘em comparison but the crazy thing about this hand is that a lot of hands that Arieh would love to have after the 1st draw would leave Arieh stone DEAD. Steps needed: 1. Arieh can’t draw a 7 or 8 on 1st draw because he would definitely keep those. He might keep a 9 too. Keeping any of those cards would have him drawing dead. 2. After the 2nd draw he has to have exactly 2 3 4 5 6. No other hand would cause Arieh to discard the 6. Straights count so he has to break the straight. 3. The 6 has to be replaced by a 7. It’s not just the 3 outer at end. ALOT of steps have to happen exactly as described to get to the path of discarding the 6 and drawing live.

The odds of starting with the 2nd best hand is 1 in 2,500. Arieh started with 6 5 3 for his 3 keepers. If he kept those 3 cards during all three draws he is drawing dead. Just keeping the 6 would keep him drawing dead(of course Arieh doesn’t know this). So he was to draw EXACTLY a 2 and a 4 by the 2nd draw. His hand has to be exactly 6 5 4 3 2 - a straight. IF AND ONLY IF he has 6 5 4 3 2 will he throw away the 6. Then, once he throws away the 6 he has to draw one of the three 7s. So he has to draw “perfect” to force him to throw away the 6. Just to illustrate, if he draws a 7 and a 2 after the 1st draw Arieh would have 7 6 5 3 2. He would NEVER split that hand and would be dead. So he has to avoid drawing “second best” on 1st so he draws EXACTLY a straight on 2nd draw. 6 5 4 3 2 is the ONLY path to throwing away the 6.

List those guys please.

You know which one. A team having an unexpectedly great year and that resulting in dramatically improved recruiting for that year’s recruiting class. Not the class two years later, the class immediately after the breakout win season.

Can you provide one example of this happening ever in the history of college football? Thanks in advance.

Belichick would be an incredible recruiter. He would form relationships using his football knowledge and love of the game. Most recruits and their high school coaches would be in awe. The less serious players maybe not. You don’t have to do sleepovers or be gregarious to build relationships.

You put way too much thought in to this. Yikes.

Learning how to post? Fucking lol. Learning would be not knowing the inside jokes and asking what CB meant. That’s not what SWC was doing. He was shitposting/trolling and his ban was well deserved. But you only mentioned him as an excuse to bash Spider2. Yawn.

Imagine trying this hard and being this unfunny. Cringe.

Of course not. KK is only an allin after 7 hands or more.