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  1. Phil9 Phil9 is offline

    Harrison, TN
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    Jul 17th, 2007 (7/17/2007 8:09pm)

    How many more screwups can they make? Post em all here.

    Alex Kravchenko Doubles Up
    Kravchenko moves all in from the small blind for $4,390,000 and is called by Jerry Yang with J10 from the big blind. The Russian spectators burst into song when Kravchenko shows down A10, and he is in the lead at the moment. The flop comes J3382, Kravchenko's hand holds and he avoids being Yang's fourth victim for the final table. He now has almost nine million in chips.

    Good old cardplayer, always changing the rules of poker.
  2. computerb computerb is offline

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    Jul 17th, 2007 (7/17/2007 9:08pm) in reply to Phil9

    Fold. You don't have enough behind. You can wait for a better spot.
  3. MistaMista1 MistaMista1 is offline

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    Jul 17th, 2007 (7/17/2007 9:13pm) in reply to Phil9

    cardplayer's coverage this year has been all around pitiful.
  4. winwin07 winwin07 is offline

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    Jul 17th, 2007 (7/17/2007 9:17pm) in reply to MistaMista1

    Its because Bluff paid for exclusive rights to the coverage..... Card player has had to rely on second hand knowledge for their updates....I actually feel bad for them.
     
  5. Rocket Surgeon Rocket Surgeon is offline & brain scientist

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    Jul 17th, 2007 (7/17/2007 9:19pm) in reply to winwin07

    Feel bad? F that. It's pure competition and only leads to a better service for the customer (us). If pokernews wants to keep it, they will go all out to make a great website with awesome updates (and they have).

    I'm sure cardplayer will compete for the contract once pokernews' time is up, and that will lead to even better service for us.
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