best or favorite televised laydown

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What is your favorite televised laydown? Mine is when Hellmuth folded pocket kings pre-flop and proceeded to tell the guy that he has only layed down that hand like 3 other times in his life. It was either the 03 or 04 WSOP.

[BETNFOOL 0]

What is your favorite televised laydown? Mine is when Hellmuth folded pocket kings pre-flop and proceeded to tell the guy that he has only layed down that hand like 3 other times in his life. It was either the 03 or 04 WSOP.

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[alf13 0]

What is your favorite televised laydown? Mine is when Hellmuth folded pocket kings pre-flop and proceeded to tell the guy that he has only layed down that hand like 3 other times in his life. It was either the 03 or 04 WSOP.

I thought that laydown was sick...The other guy must have had a pretty bad tell that screamed aces....because the guy actually did have aces...

[bigkg 0]

What is your favorite televised laydown? Mine is when Hellmuth folded pocket kings pre-flop and proceeded to tell the guy that he has only layed down that hand like 3 other times in his life. It was either the 03 or 04 WSOP.

Wasn't it postflop?Also, we aren't even sure if he was right.

[NicksDad1970 0]

What is your favorite televised laydown? Mine is when Hellmuth folded pocket kings pre-flop and proceeded to tell the guy that he has only layed down that hand like 3 other times in his life. It was either the 03 or 04 WSOP.

I thought that laydown was sick...The other guy must have had a pretty bad tell that screamed aces....because the guy actually did have aces...

I believe you but the last time I saw a topic on this subject on 2+ 2 I think... a guy chimed in and said he knew the guy and he said he had 10-10.

[ziggy587 0]

I thought that laydown was sick...The other guy must have had a pretty bad tell that screamed aces....because the guy actually did have aces...That is why it is my favorite....Sick as Hell :shock: I know that I could never have done that...

[nutonflop 0]

Marcel Luske,"No, i'm laying this down. You have pocket kings.""No i had ace/king""No, you had kings"who was that? Arieh?can't remember, and at work, can;' tlook it up

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[alf13 0]

What is your favorite televised laydown? Mine is when Hellmuth folded pocket kings pre-flop and proceeded to tell the guy that he has only layed down that hand like 3 other times in his life. It was either the 03 or 04 WSOP.

Wasn't it postflop?Also, we aren't even sure if he was right.

It was post flop and the board came up rags....the guy check raised Hellmuth allin......As for the aces...(if he had them) the guy commented to somebody at the table that he had aces.....He also showed one ACE as he mucked....So it was either a bluff or he hit top pair and made Hellmuth lay down the best hand...or he did have aces....

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Arieh made a nice laydown against Jon Murphy when Arieh hit his flush on the river, however it paired the board thus giving Murphy the boat.

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david tran?

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[NicksDad1970 0]

Marcel Luske,"No, i'm laying this down. You have pocket kings.""No i had ace/king""No, you had kings"who was that? Arieh?can't remember, and at work, can;' tlook it up

I think the other guys name was Truong or something. He's from Canada. I agree with you.... That was an awesome laydown. Or maybe it wasn't necessarily the laydown. But Marcel calling the cards.

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Arieh made a nice laydown against Jon Murphy when Arieh hit his flush on the river, however it paired the board thus giving Murphy the boat.

Murphy did a great job on that hand, I think he put Aireh on a flush draw and knew the perfert card came, it gave hima boat and Arieh a Flush. He played it bad if that was his thought though, he should chcked or bet less(maybe he didnt have much left though)

[nutonflop 0]

Marcel Luske,"No, i'm laying this down. You have pocket kings.""No i had ace/king""No, you had kings"who was that? Arieh?can't remember, and at work, can;' tlook it up

I think the other guys name was Truong or something. He's from Canada. I agree with you.... That was an awesome laydown. Or maybe it wasn't necessarily the laydown. But Marcel calling the cards.

yeah, i laughed my ass off. at that. he's the best to watch.

[GCP 0]

Arieh made a nice laydown against Jon Murphy when Arieh hit his flush on the river, however it paired the board thus giving Murphy the boat.

That was a good laydown, although pretty standard. Murphy bet 1.9 million into a 500k pot or something. It was a mistake on John's part that let Josh off the hook, really. A check would have induced a large bet from Josh.

[ziggy587 0]

yea...Murphy over bet by going all in on the river... He could have squeezed some chips out of Josh.

[mosesXcore 0]

i laid down pocket kings on a board of JT8 after I was check raised all-in a few days ago. Two hands later I mucked top two after the guy I was playing turned his flush.I ended up winning the 30 person sit-n-go, so I'd say they were pretty good laydowns.

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Arieh made a nice laydown against Jon Murphy when Arieh hit his flush on the river, however it paired the board thus giving Murphy the boat.

Murphy did a great job on that hand, I think he put Aireh on a flush draw and knew the perfert card came, it gave hima boat and Arieh a Flush. He played it bad if that was his thought though, he should chcked or bet less(maybe he didnt have much left though)

Murphy did play that hand bad......he should have bet half the pot at the most on the river....The overbet made Arieh think too much and I think in replaying the hand in his head...he realized that Murphy caught his money card....so he folded...If Murphy bets 1/4 of the pot...he gets called for sure...Arieh had a healthy stack and would have been forced to call....but calling the allin would have crippled Arieh...A check raise might have worked.....but I doubt it....with the board paired...I don't think Arieh bets the river with his King High Flush...especially since Murphy had pounded the pot....So a bet up to half the pot was probably the best play.

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Arieh made a nice laydown against Jon Murphy when Arieh hit his flush on the river, however it paired the board thus giving Murphy the boat.

Murphy did a great job on that hand, I think he put Aireh on a flush draw and knew the perfert card came, it gave hima boat and Arieh a Flush. He played it bad if that was his thought though, he should chcked or bet less(maybe he didnt have much left though)

Murphy did play that hand bad......he should have bet half the pot at the most on the river....The overbet made Arieh think too much and I think in replaying the hand in his head...he realized that Murphy caught his money card....so he folded...If Murphy bets 1/4 of the pot...he gets called for sure...Arieh had a healthy stack and would have been forced to call....but calling the allin would have crippled Arieh...A check raise might have worked.....but I doubt it....with the board paired...I don't think Arieh bets the river with his King High Flush...especially since Murphy had pounded the pot....So a bet up to half the pot was probably the best play.

I think Arieh might have bet it.....but I dont think he would call Murphy's allin unless he was pot stuck

[RhinestoneCowboy 2]

i laid down pocket kings on a board of JT8 after I was check raised all-in a few days ago. Two hands later I mucked top two after the guy I was playing turned his flush.I ended up winning the 30 person sit-n-go, so I'd say they were pretty good laydowns.

Congrats...now take the winnings and learn to read. Although if your SnG was televised, I take it back.

[ziggy587 0]

i laid down pocket kings on a board of JT8 after I was check raised all-in a few days ago. Two hands later I mucked top two after the guy I was playing turned his flush.I ended up winning the 30 person sit-n-go, so I'd say they were pretty good laydowns.

Congrats...now take the winnings and learn to read. Although if your SnG was televised, I take it back.

Priceless.......... 8)

[alf13 0]

I think Arieh might have bet it.....but I dont think he would call Murphy's allin unless he was pot stuck

I disagree.....as aggressive as Murphy was playing...I don't think Arieh opens himself up to being put to a decision by betting that river card...I think he checks behind Murphy (In that check raising scenario) and shows down his flush....

[ziggy587 0]

I too believe a Murphy river bet of 1/2 the pot would be appropriate and yet small enough that Arieh would have to call. He would have been a nut to check the best hand on the river and hope Arieh bets it... That could have been an easy check check for Arieh.

[nutonflop 0]

I think Arieh might have bet it.....but I dont think he would call Murphy's allin unless he was pot stuck

I disagree.....as aggressive as Murphy was playing...I don't think Arieh opens himself up to being put to a decision by betting that river card...I think he checks behind Murphy (In that check raising scenario) and shows down his flush....

i agree. Plus a big river bet is always fishy and there is a good liklyhood he would of called. esp if he put on on making his flush, which he did. It was a good bet and an even better laydown

[mosesXcore 0]

i laid down pocket kings on a board of JT8 after I was check raised all-in a few days ago. Two hands later I mucked top two after the guy I was playing turned his flush.I ended up winning the 30 person sit-n-go, so I'd say they were pretty good laydowns.

Congrats...now take the winnings and learn to read. Although if your SnG was televised, I take it back.

Ever heard of Poker Night Live?It's on the new British Poker channel and televises online poker games on a 10 minute delay.