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A Hand from the 2005 WSOP
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[QUOTE="titans4ever, post: 360694, member: 2843"] Sounds to me like he got taunted into the call with table talk. You do the old saying "Strong is weak and weak is strong." This guy was talking like he wanted a call, so he really did not want it. My only thought not knowing any more than what you posted was that maybe he thought the guy had a weak ace. He hoped that his KJ would split the Ax. Then the hand is only a 60:40 to lose and the pot odds were there for a call and a chance to double up. You are also only watching highlights, even at the final table, so you don't know what else had happened between them in earlier hands. [/QUOTE]
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