Posted 2009-11-03 12:46
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Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
2009-11-03 12:47 by
bvdahl
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Posted 2009-11-03 13:15
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RE: Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
Analysis up to it's usual standard....
"Ziigmund was having a very good session winning a cool half million dollars, but in this hand he got really unlucky. On the given flop, it is understandable that Ivey was willing to go all the way with his hand. Two pairs and straight draws give him a lot of equity against Ziigmund’s range, but this time he was severely dominated."
That hand - Ivey already had second nut straight on flop. Seriously, at least look at the hands if you're going to bother commenting.
Last hand isn't working for the river. Did you see Ziig's hand, how do you know he was bluffing if not? He could have had A4 or hands such as 4x. Unless you see the hole cards and I cannot currently due to the hand not completing.
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Posted 2009-11-03 13:21
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RE: Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
hmm... this isnt good, i'm getting quite worried on durrrr's behalf because im sure he isnt too worried. i think its time to drop down the stakes to improve his PLO game. i dont see it as a fair fight when you are playing PLO against two guys who have been playing the game for atleast 5 times as long as him. needs to remove his ego and do the logical thing which is learning the game.
anyone agree?
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Posted 2009-11-03 13:22
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RE: Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
Masq (2009-11-03)
Analysis up to it's usual standard....
"Ziigmund was having a very good session winning a cool half million dollars, but in this hand he got really unlucky. On the given flop, it is understandable that Ivey was willing to go all the way with his hand. Two pairs and straight draws give him a lot of equity against Ziigmund’s range, but this time he was severely dominated."
That hand - Ivey already had second nut straight on flop. Seriously, at least look at the hands if you're going to bother commenting.
Usual standard, haha, lol. Yeah, baards make these misses in every report and hand. Or, maybe not, however, thanks for the info. I have edited the reports since it seems like Baard is eating a lunch or something 
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Posted 2009-11-03 13:25
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RE: Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
Sure, he needs to go beat 0.02/0.05c PLO then move up and actually learn the game as he hasn't really cracked it (although he has improved a bit since he started) but he's got a huge ego and has to be seen playing in the biggest games going. I don't expect his challenge to be played any time soon either. Losing 2 million within a month has to hurt most players and durrrr is no exception. But just because his account is bust online doesn't mean he's really bust.
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Posted 2009-11-03 13:26
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RE: Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
Mr_lol (2009-11-03)
Masq (2009-11-03)
Analysis up to it's usual standard....
"Ziigmund was having a very good session winning a cool half million dollars, but in this hand he got really unlucky. On the given flop, it is understandable that Ivey was willing to go all the way with his hand. Two pairs and straight draws give him a lot of equity against Ziigmund’s range, but this time he was severely dominated."
That hand - Ivey already had second nut straight on flop. Seriously, at least look at the hands if you're going to bother commenting.Usual standard, haha, lol. Yeah, baards make these misses in every report and hand. Or, maybe not, however, thanks for the info. I have edited the reports since it seems like Baard is eating a lunch or something
Ok, thanks - I don't want to seem too critical but it's just something pretty obvious. Can you get the final hand working, maybe it's just me - but the river hits and then it stops. Thanks.
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Posted 2009-11-03 13:28
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RE: Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
ErrErrReload (2009-11-03)
hmm... this isnt good, i'm getting quite worried on durrrr's behalf because im sure he isnt too worried. i think its time to drop down the stakes to improve his PLO game. i dont see it as a fair fight when you are playing PLO against two guys who have been playing the game for atleast 5 times as long as him. needs to remove his ego and do the logical thing which is learning the game.
anyone agree?
Yeah, with yesterday's loss he is close to -$5 million on PLO since we started monitoring PLO. That makes him the second largest loser, compared to one of the best stats on NL since we started monitor. But, alot of hands yesterday was very weak, he was probably a little tilted, he moved in with just pair and inside straight etc
But, it feels like this has been the thing the last year, people simply don't laydown a hand, if they have a pair they seem to hope that the other player is overbetting AAxx and that they have a coinflip of hitting two pair/three of a kind or some runner runner draw.
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Posted 2009-11-03 13:31
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RE: Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
Ok, thanks - I don't want to seem too critical but it's just something pretty obvious. Can you get the final hand working, maybe it's just me - but the river hits and then it stops. Thanks.
Fixed.
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Posted 2009-11-03 13:40
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RE: Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
Mr_lol (2009-11-03)
Ok, thanks - I don't want to seem too critical but it's just something pretty obvious. Can you get the final hand working, maybe it's just me - but the river hits and then it stops. Thanks. Fixed.
Thanks.
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Posted 2009-11-03 13:53
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RE: Ziigmund and Ivey takes out durrrr
ty for the reports.. and info, but i do beleve there are some things in the matches you miss that are more interesting than "only the big pots"... ex.. the switch in game, when it becomes deep stacked. first time i have seen zigmund reading the game better than durrr deepstacked. durrr continualy trying to use the checkraise and his ability to get his money in very bad.. except in one spot.
im a plo hu player my self and are really trying to learn and improve but even in my termonology durrrs range in plo seems to be.. too wide.. i mean jj97 one suit put in a four bet seems to be the wrong play. so many hands and flops where youre hand are in bad shape and that seems to be the problem. calling with inferior hands and then hits a weak draw and being committed to his stack.
would love the reports to be longer and more informative thanks for a great site..
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