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Article: KJulius10, The-Toilet Finish 2-3 in PCA Main Event

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  1. John Douglas John Douglas is offline

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    Jan 14th, 2012 (1/14/2012 4:48pm)

    You can view the page at http://www.pocketfives.com/content.p...PCA-Main-Event
     
  2. ReadIcculus ReadIcculus is offline

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    Jan 14th, 2012 (1/14/2012 4:58pm) in reply to John Douglas

    I was very impressed with both players. It's too bad Julius ran so bad HU. congrats
  3. chronkie chronkie is offline

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    Jan 14th, 2012 (1/14/2012 6:00pm) in reply to ReadIcculus

    Any insight on why he chopped with an amateur?
  4. Masakik86 Masakik86 is offline

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    Jan 14th, 2012 (1/14/2012 7:22pm) in reply to chronkie

    holy F well done KJulius10!
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  5. Cogito Cogito is offline

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    Jan 14th, 2012 (1/14/2012 9:05pm) in reply to chronkie

     
    Originally Posted by chronkie View Post

    Any insight on why he chopped with an amateur?

    He choped even when amateur had 1:1,5 chiplead so imo good deal
     
  6. wackyJaxon wackyJaxon is offline Admin X

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    Jan 14th, 2012 (1/14/2012 9:16pm) in reply to Cogito

    Congrats Kyle & Faraz!

     
    Originally Posted by chronkie View Post

    Any insight on why he chopped with an amateur?

    He was behind in chips, so not a bad deal. Plus many pros would chop to reduce variance even if they thought they were a favorite since not too many situations come across where you are playing for hundreds of thousands of dollars heads-up.
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  7. ThaSlosh23 ThaSlosh23 is offline

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    Jan 14th, 2012 (1/14/2012 10:20pm) in reply to wackyJaxon

    My first mention in a P5's article!!
    Hopefully my next one speaks about me binking a win in the Sunday Mill.
  8. nw25th nw25th is offline

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    Jan 15th, 2012 (1/15/2012 3:01am) in reply to wackyJaxon

     
    Originally Posted by wackyJaxon View Post

    Congrats Kyle & Faraz!



    He was behind in chips, so not a bad deal. Plus many pros would chop to reduce variance even if they thought they were a favorite since not too many situations come across where you are playing for hundreds of thousands of dollars heads-up.

    Exactly. Look how that last hand played out.
  9. sirswish6 sirswish6 is offline i mean super business

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    Jan 15th, 2012 (1/15/2012 5:52am) in reply to chronkie

     
    Originally Posted by chronkie View Post

    Any insight on why he chopped with an amateur?


    playin an hu sng for 800k sounds dumb
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  10. BigDShaggyJ BigDShaggyJ is offline

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    Jan 15th, 2012 (1/15/2012 6:56pm) in reply to sirswish6

    Nice Job Guys!!
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  11. equinespy equinespy is offline

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    Jan 18th, 2012 (1/18/2012 10:28pm) in reply to BigDShaggyJ

    Played with Liu on day 1 - agro 3 barrelling. Ross Myers (zestfullyclean) turned to me and said "shes so full of shit" and RR her with air to force a fold and suddenly everyone was doing same and she struggled to end of day. Maybe a lot of table changes day 2-3 where she smash and grabbed before being worked out. Second huge cash this year tho so doing something right. Go girl
     
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