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wow Phil Ivey muck the winning hand

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he must have a brain lapse

 
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Quote Originally Posted by troylex300:

he must have a brain lapse

Shhhhhhhhh...

 Don't say anything negative about the poker "pro", Phil Ivey.  You might upset his sheep of followers.  I'm sure the pressure got to him, but what a dumbass he was there. 

 
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just saw it can't believe it...
 
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on what?
 
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pretty easy when you aint sitting there and you know what the other players has.....

 
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they both checked on the river, other dude show a pair of Ace, while Ivey muck a 8 high flush
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TRAIN69:

pretty easy when you aint sitting there and you know what the other players has.....

Nice try, Ivey sheepie.  It was CHECKED by both after the river and the poker god mucked the winner.

 
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yeah that was definitly a little odd and unexpected....

Ivey isn't one of those players who repeatedly looks at his hand, he just didn't realize he had a spade and was disgusted the guy hit the river ace

just a lapse in play....pros make mistakes from time to time too, they too are human

 
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CHIP DUMPING

he probably has a piece of the other player

happens all the time

 
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powerade...those real? Very VERY NICE
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Weathered:

CHIP DUMPING

he probably has a piece of the other player

happens all the time

 

When he won a bracelet this year he TIPPED the first place money to the dealers. The idea of him dumping chips to another player for a "percentage" is ludicrous.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by NFLNightmares:

 

When he won a bracelet this year he TIPPED the first place money to the dealers. The idea of him dumping chips to another player for a "percentage" is ludicrous.

agree with that 100%.   chip dumping happens alot but no way in hell is phil ivey dumping chips trying to make the final table of the main event.  And it works the other way around weathered, pros get guys to dump to them, not the other way around.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wizardofroz:

Nice try, Ivey sheepie.  It was CHECKED by both after the river and the poker god mucked the winner.

You should send him a copy of your book....

"I'm a douche, never made a mistake...EVER....So listen to me"....

 
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Quote Originally Posted by TRAIN69:

You should send him a copy of your book....

"I'm a douche, never made a mistake...EVER....So listen to me"....

At least you admit you are a douche.  That is the first step to your vaginal cleansing.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by wizardofroz:

At least you admit you are a douche.  That is the first step to your vaginal cleansing.

 

Whos typing for you since obviously you cant read.

"your" refers to someone other than myself....namely you....

 
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It's obvious that the people ragging on him do not play much poker.  I am sure most people have done this at some point in their poker playing experience. The only difference is, his mistake is on ESPN for all the great poker pros on couches around the world to see.

Weathered, I hope/think you are kidding b/c there is no way he would dump chips in the main event at a featured table.  Chip dumping does happen I will agree, but not in this spot.

 
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ivey is 1 of the best

plain and simple

7 bracelets speak for themselves

 
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Did Norman Chad have a stroke?
 
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No chip dumping from Ivey.
 
 
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try "coked out" when this happened.  this guy could give a shit less about this tournament, he would blow it in craps in 5 minutes after its over.
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