IveyFearsMe

go back to a december episode of the circuit, doyle talks about that hand. he said it was a bad play for him to bet the flop becasue he knew Chip had a bigger pair.

Rosebudthats all i got, but the movie's main character (Charles Foster Kane) is loosley based off of William Randolph Hearst

i played in a home sit n go tournament when my friend was dealt KK AA AK in the first three hands... and was on the rail after the third hand.

i thought it was very interesting to see these top pro's playing in a similar structure that i play in several times a week at the various home games i participate in. it was played just like it is played in my game.. very tight once it gets to one out of the money.. usually one big stack, and one playing very tight just trying to get into the money.. and once it gets heads-up, it is very loose, mainly because everyone is in the money and the blinds are extremely high..

maybe this would be an interesting topic for a book.. or a movie....

I reccomend getting rid of the 4/8 level and start at 5/10... takes the annoying $1 chips off the table that will be obsolete after the first round anyways... you can even start with 1000 in chips, that way you would still start with 100 big blinds.