I am planning on putting together a remake of Cross of Iron which centres upon, instead of wartime Russia, a Razz tournament, which lots of high rolling cash players like Durrr and Antonius have entered because they think it's a stupid person's game that anyone could win so long as they ran good. 'I am only here to win a bracelet', they say, like the haughty Prussian captain in the original version.

At the end it's a really really tough final table and James Coburn (possibly played by oscillator or Chips Ahoya) tells Durrrr 'come with me...I will show you where the river bluff check raises grow...'

And as Durr tries one he is called and beaten by a queen low and oscillator/Chips Ahoya cracks up laughing as Barry Greenstein stands in the corner shaking his head.

I think it would be a big seller.

PS - If you have't seen Cross of Iron this won't make sense. Moral of the story: watch Cross of Iron.

Yeah, this is the one thing in this thread that doesn't make sense.

SIWAS!

SG could play himself and Phil Ivey could be played by...? (DUCY WSOP 2008...)

-ChipsAhoya

i was prob ahead but meh.

PokerStars Game #24418907946: Razz Limit ($30/$60) - 2009/01/30 1:39:02 ET
Table 'Kalyke VI' 8-max
Seat 3: zTROYz ($866 in chips)
Seat 4: Chip n Twix ($976.50 in chips)
Seat 5: UlfSteinke ($2114.50 in chips)
Seat 6: djforever ($1352 in chips)
zTROYz: posts the ante $5
Chip n Twix: posts the ante $5
UlfSteinke: posts the ante $5
djforever: posts the ante $5
*** 3rd STREET ***
Dealt to zTROYz [5s]
Dealt to Chip n Twix [6d]
Dealt to UlfSteinke [8d]
Dealt to djforever [2d 7c 4h]
UlfSteinke: brings in for $10
djforever: raises $20 to $30
zTROYz: folds
Chip n Twix: calls $30
UlfSteinke: calls $20
*** 4th STREET ***
Dealt to Chip n Twix [6d] [6s]
Dealt to UlfSteinke [8d] [Qd]
Dealt to djforever [2d 7c 4h] [4d]
UlfSteinke: checks
djforever: bets $30
Chip n Twix: calls $30
UlfSteinke: calls $30
*** 5th STREET ***
Dealt to Chip n Twix [6d 6s] [9h]
Dealt to UlfSteinke [8d Qd] [4s]
Dealt to djforever [2d 7c 4h 4d] [2s]
UlfSteinke: bets $60
djforever: calls $60
Chip n Twix: folds
*** 6th STREET ***
Dealt to UlfSteinke [8d Qd 4s] [Td]
Dealt to djforever [2d 7c 4h 4d 2s] [Th]
UlfSteinke: bets $60
djforever: calls $60
*** RIVER ***
Dealt to djforever [2d 7c 4h 4d 2s Th] [Jc]
zTROYz leaves the table
UlfSteinke: bets $60
djforever: raises $60 to $120
UlfSteinke: folds
Uncalled bet ($60) returned to djforever
djforever collected $558 from pot
djforever: doesn't show hand
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $560 | Rake $2
Seat 3: zTROYz folded on the 3rd Street (didn't bet)
Seat 4: Chip n Twix folded on the 5th Street
Seat 5: UlfSteinke folded on the River
Seat 6: djforever collected ($558)

Here have another



When I saw ChipNTwix in the hand I was hoping it would be against him, even though hes cool and all, he was your main competition back when I use to watch you a lot(At least imo).

yeah chip and i had some awesome marathon headsup matches.

perfect spot regardless.

I hate to screw up our sacred board with TD hands, but today I proved the existence of the SIASIWAS at 2/4

Triple Draw 2-7 Lowball Limit ($2/$4) (converter)

SB ($82), Seat 5
BB ($145), Seat 6
UTG ($53), Seat 1
Hero ($166.50), Seat 2
CO ($47), Seat 3
Button ($76.50), Seat 4

Button at Seat 4.
SB posts $1. BB posts $2.

Hand: [6c 4h 2s 4d 6d]

Round 1: (1.50 SB)

UTG raises. Hero calls. CO folds. Button calls. SB folds. BB folds.
UTG takes 2. Hero discards 4d 6d. Button takes 2.

Hand: [6c 4h 2s As 3h]

Round 2: (7.50 SB)

UTG bets. Hero calls. Button calls. UTG takes 1. Hero discards As. Button takes 1.

Hand: [6c 4h 2s 3h 7d]

Round 3: (5.25 BB)

UTG bets. Hero calls. Button calls.
UTG takes 1. Hero stands pat. Button takes 1.

Hand: [6c 4h 2s 3h 7d]

Round 4: (8.25 BB)

UTG bets. Hero raises. Button folds. UTG raises. Hero calls.
Total pot: (14.25 BB - $57)

Results:
Total pot $57 | Rake $2

UTG had [3d 8c 4s 2c Qh] and lost with Lo: Q,8,4,3,2
Hero had [6c 4h 2s 7d 3h] and won ($55) with Lo: 7,6,4,3,2


Davdob: oh wow
Davdob: a siasiwas
Davdob: props for the balls on that

He thought you were pulling the old stand-pat bluff ldo

Assuming that betting is capped at 4 bets, I'm surprised that you didn't cap it with #2; it's not like you have to worry about getting raised. Although I guess if you had, you might never have known that it was a SIASIWAS.

Although that's probably too much content for this thread, and in the wrong forum anyway.

The hell you didn't cap him with a #2? Also, we have entered the zone of the potential siasiasiwas

I admit being gunshy having been 3 bet with wheels in that spot about 5 consecutive times. Also these low levels tend to play really tight passive from what I have observed, and I may give people a bit too much credit when they come out guns a blazin.

But in any event, I had to display my nittiness to confirm the fabled existence of the siasiwas.

If I find the legendary siasiasiwas I will post no matter how big a donkey I appear in the hand! Anything for science . . . .

I think this is close to as whether I had the best hand or not. Still fun though.

Razz ($3/$6), Ante $0.50, Bring-In $1 (converter)

3rd Street - (0.67 SB)

Seat 1: xx xx K___brings-in___folds
Hero: 4 6 T___calls___calls
Seat 6: xx xx Q___folds
Seat 8: xx xx A___completes

4th Street - (3.00 SB)

Hero: 4 6 T 7___calls
Seat 8: xx xx A 3___bets

5th Street - (2.50 BB)

Hero: 4 6 T 7 7___calls
Seat 8: xx xx A 3 3___bets

6th Street - (4.50 BB)

Hero: 4 6 T 7 7 K___calls
Seat 8: xx xx A 3 3 Q___bets

River - (6.50 BB)

Hero: 4 6 T 7 7 K 4___raises
Seat 8: xx xx A 3 3 Q xx___bets___folds

I think he had you. nh

ahahah ****ing sicko. thats the kind of **** that might require capping.